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Women working in the gig economy are paid far less than men for similar work, according to a US study.

Vanuatu has added costs for ‘loss and damage’ from global warming to its climate commitments. Climate-vulnerable countries want a global damages fund.

Simply denying that there’s a solvable problem has become increasingly untenable as global climate change-related catastrophes accumulate.

Electric vehicles are on a roll, steel is ‘code red’ - a new tracking tool shows where the gaps are as the world tries to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.

75% of all people will be covered by data privacy regulations by 2024, enterprises must ensure that they have dedicated privacy practices in place for this.

Top stories: COVID-19 restrictions continue across China; Face mask rules return in Delhi; Long COVID risk in children, even if virus didn't make them ill.

To promote an entrepreneurial ecosystem and to build resilience, organizations must connect local, regional, and global entities, with each organization bringing its own, unique expertise.

As the COVID threat decreases, society needs to balance protecting the vulnerable and imposing intrusive restrictions that can negatively affect others.

Intergenerational justice is not a buzzword — it is a global imperative. On International Youth Day, the Forum's young leaders share how we can achieve it.

Climate change impacts on healthcare have created a crisis through extreme heat and damage to healthcare provision, including facilities and supply chains.