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Top economy stories: The latest IMF recession warning for the global economy; UK government borrowing costs hit a 20-year high; how temporary layoffs can shape a rebound;

The recent US-Pacific Islands Summit resulted in a partnership declaration and a promise of more resources. But the region still lacks a plan for cities

From Princeton to Harvard and MIT, the United States has some world-class universities, but which ones come out on top for 2022/23?

New World Economic Forum paper outlines path to ensuring that countries with high burdens of disease are not left behind new gene therapy technologies

The latest report outlines potential for drone-based transformation of Indian agriculture, provides a framework for development of scalable pilots.

Five clinical experts across low- and middle-income countries explain what steps need to be taken to realize the potential of gene therapy around the world.

The climate crisis is currently considered the greatest threat to the world’s reefs - 14% of them were lost because of it between 2009 and 2018 alone.

Mina Guli, CEO of non-profit the Thirst Foundation, is running in some of the world’s most water-stressed locations to highlight the urgency of the water crisis.

AI in healthcare is expected to add $1 trillion to India’s economy. Here's how to make sure it works for the people and the Sustainable Development Goals.

Learning outcomes among school children in India show significant scope for improvement. A new report identifies key education gaps and proposes several solutions.