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The US and Soviet Union collaborated to tackle polio and smallpox during the height of the Cold War. Global cooperation can solve climate change, too.

Food security - amid climate change - is a massive challenge for our fast-growing global population. Here's how Africa - and its soil - can play a major role in addressing this challenge.

Green hydrogen is a highly flexible fuel that can help meet the need for energy. Spanish- and Portuguese-produced green hydrogen could be very cost effective.

Through collaboration, we can harness green hydrogen and wind energy infrastructure to decarbonize transportation

Saudi Arabia has named nine high-level officials who will represent the Kingdom at the long-awaited annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos,

The financial sector lies at the heart of the value chain and should use its financial influence and guidelines to help the value chain become sustainable.

Leaders of the World Economic Forum’s Innovators Community speak about how, as business leaders, they adapt to geopolitical and economic challenges today.

Born out of difficult circumstances, new entrepreneurs see opportunities to build socially minded businesses to tackle the world's most crucial challenges.

The built environment’s costs from CO2 and landfills could reach €230 billion by 2050. Circularity could have a positive financial impact

Wind energy production is expected to nearly double by 2027. To make sure that happens, we must modernise and rethink how the turbine supply chain works.