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Kusama wanted the Shib Army to decide whether the Shiba Inu project should work with the international non-government organization.

Efforts to pilfer and destroy Ukrainian cultural objects underline the importance of an international treaty on safeguarding heritage sealed after World War II.

New research shows that the tech sector won't win public trust simply through coding and digital security - it needs to demonstrate institutional integrity.

A US startup plans to revolutionize carbon capture by spreading tonnes of rock dust over 1,000 acres of farmland. Here's how the process works in practice.

Offshore wind farms are hitting the headlines for their size and for gaining government backing across the globe. But there are still challenges to overcome.

For World Antimicrobial Awareness Week, we look at how superbugs have become a silent pandemic and what governments, the healthcare industry and society can do to tackle them.

Las historias que dan forma a las agendas Globales, Regionales y de la Industria

Las historias que dan forma a las agendas Globales, Regionales y de la Industria

The world is on track for a 3°C temperature rise, which would mean sea-level rises that would engulf settlements that is home to millions of people; The World Economic Forum is uniquely placed to bring together governments, business, scientists, innovators, and communities to take that action.

At COP27, investors and financial institutions learned they must find the opportunities and navigate the risks of energy transition in a changing world.