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Digital transformation is central to achieving the SDGs. Around the world, digital initiatives are supporting inclusivity and building resilient economies.

At current rates, it will take 132 years for the world to close the gender gap. Some countries, however, rank better than others. These are the 10 closest.

It has finally been revealed – and we knew this all along – that Covid-19 lockdowns, mask mandates and other associated plandemic tyranny was a "test" to determine whether or not the [...]

Top environment stories: Greater collaboration needed to curb emissions - IEA warning; Syria's grain crop down 75%; EU's excess deaths for July highest this year due to heatwave.

Affordable public transit systems are good for people and the planet — and experiments in Europe have shown it's popular, too. Here's how we roll it out.

The stories shaping the Global, Regional and Industry agendas

The link between climate, food and energy needs to be discussed at COP27, said speakers at the World Economic Forum Sustainable Development Impact Meetings.

Ghana’s farmers are using solar-powered cold storage to keep crops fresh. The manufacturer, AkoFresh, says this will boost farmers’ income by $10 million.

A collective of globalist confabs are all kicking off in New York City this week, featuring the who’s who of globalist leaders, policy makers, advocates, and allies. (Article by Jamie White [...]

Emerging economies suffer from a lack of access to capital when trying to implement solar power. But international public finance can help address this shortfall relating to renewable energy.