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Ensuring supply chain continuity too often means focusing simply on cost savings – instead of the impact on revenue caused by manufacturing disruptions

The stories shaping the Global, Regional and Industry agendas

The US Treasury office's decision to apply OFAC sanctions on a cryptocurrency software protocol rather than an individual or legal entity has big implications for the future of Web3.

Post-disaster civil unrest has been historically rare and difficult to quantify, but degrees of government repression, access to basic services as well as propensity to unrest are meaningful indicators.

Top environment stories: China's President Xi Jinping vowed to 'eliminate' air and water pollution; Development bank climate finance grew in 2021; Oslo's mission to become the first capital with all-electric public transport.

Charts from the WWF’s Living Planet Report 2022 outline the scale of biodiversity loss - and suggest what can be done to become ‘nature positive’ by 2030.

In just over a decade, one of the poorest states in Brazil became one of the top-performing states for education. How can others replicate this success?

Creating greater vaccine supply resilience for Africa through domestic production requires creating a multi-million industry practically from scratch.

Efforts to fight polio saw the virus wiped out in most of the world. Now, vaccine programmes are being disrupted and cases are rising.

From a warning that OPEC+ oil cuts could help cause a global recession, to Japan ramping up nuclear power, our round-up of the latest global energy news.