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Tobias Ellwood MP said "the free market experiment is over" as he backed former finance minister Rishi Sunak to "reset" British politics.

The world is a worrying place at the end of 2022. Inflation, poverty and climate change are among our biggest concerns, according to a new survey by IPSOS.

But their popularity has resulted in young boys abandoning formal education to pedal bicycles, in order to earn money for their families.

Gene therapy has the potential to address the root causes of many diseases but we need to act now to build capacity and improve access in poorer countries.

Despite a push towards sustainable energy sources, much of Europe still remains heavily reliant on fossil fuels such as coal, gas and oil for electricity.

Artificial intelligence has many benefits for humanitarian work. But we must involve locals on the ground in its development

The World Economic Forum's Young Global Leaders Alumni Gathering 2022 meets this week. We asked four alumni for their views on creating positive change

Gene therapy holds the hope of curing cancers and HIV, but it is expensive and mostly developed in the West. So how can Africa get access and get involved?

New research born out of the COVID-19 pandemic is helping people who are deafblind to perceive the world around them.

Eva Vlaardingerbroek said globalist interests use what they label "climate change" as a pretext to "freeze" and "starve" people.