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There needs to be more focus on foundational literacy, numeracy and socio-emotional skills to help children thrive in school and throughout their lives.

Is science something that everyone contributes and has access to, or is it something that is decreed from the top down by authoritarian bureaucrats? According to Melissa Fleming, the United [...]

Solar geoengineering is spraying reflective aerosols into the atmosphere that bounce sunlight back into space. But could there be other consequences?

Respiratory viruses from flu to COVID-19 are mainly transmitted by the air – not via surfaces. This is why we need a virus-killing reagent to use indoors.

The stories shaping the Global, Regional and Industry agendas

Commentary The United Nations claims that they “own the science.” For this reason, they have partnered with the ...

Top environment stories: Biden warns Hurricane Ian may be Florida's deadliest; Nord Stream methane leak 'biggest' ever; Swiss glaciers have worst melt year.

World leaders have pledged $14 billion to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. Progress against the diseases has been hit by COVID-19.

Solar geoengineering is spraying reflective aerosols into the atmosphere that bounce sunlight back into space. But could there be other consequences?

This Chief Economists Outlook explores many of the key forces currently driving the global economy and roiling the lives of people and businesses across the world. These include inflation and the cost-of-living crisis, food and energy security, monetary policy, labour market disruption, sovereign and corporate debt dynamics and increasing global fragmentation. The report draws on the collective views and individual perspectives of a group of leading Chief Economists, through the Forum’s Chief ...