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Political leaders and decision-makers must step up to support countries, both financially and technically, to align behind country-owned and country-driven solutions for food and nutrition.

Chris Kemp - the space tech CEO and former NASA CTO - will explain what's needed to build a free space economy and what mindsets innovators will need for focus and success.

New World Economic Forum paper analyses how Egypt’s remarkable success against hepatitis offers practical roadmap towards global eradication of disease

A third of students dropping out of college in the US say it’s to look for a job, according to research. Rising costs are also a factor.

African countries have launched a new strategy to tackle chronic conditions like heart disease and diabetes in local health centres.

Young people are the most affected demographic when it comes to socio-economic, political and environmental crises. They are also the best placed to lead the transition to a more equitable world.

Mark Boris Andrijanič served as Slovenia’s first-ever minister of digital transformation and is now a member of the governing board of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.

Overheating cities face stark climate change impacts, especially in the second most urbanized region in the world - Latin America. But these cities are fighting back and sharing some of the best solutions.

Only 39% of Sub-Saharan Africa's population has water connected to their homes. This figure drops to just 19% for rural areas, and to only 1% in rural DRC.

Droughts have impacted farmland this year, resulting in oddly shaped vegetables. Shoppers and retailers are being encouraged to embrace this wonky produce.