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A diverse network of more than 450 global experts at the Annual Meeting of the Global Future Council 2023 highlighted the value of interdisciplinary solutions.

Leading experts from across business, academia, government, civil society and media gathered in Dubai, UAE, for the Annual Meeting of the Global Future Councils.

The climate crisis is leading to reduced productivity in the workforce, as well as job losses. Here’s what that means for people and the economy.

The Global Innovation Index by the World Intellectual Property Organization recognises 15 countries leading the world in science and technology.

Artificial intelligence (AI) tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT will provide not only challenges, but also opportunities in the labor market, Employment and Labor Minister Lee Jung-sik said, amid growing fears about AI taking over peoples jobs.

World Economic Founder Klaus Schwab issues a statement on Israel and Gaza.

At the Forum's Lighthouses Live 2023 event, leaders of the Global Lighthouse Network discussed how 4IR is reshaping manufacturing.

Old phone chargers contain harmful materials and should not be thrown in the trash. Recycle or donate them instead to reduce e-waste and protect the environment.

A new global effort will support the development and growth of innovation ecosystems in key US cities, starting with Detroit, Ottawa and San Francisco.

The African Union plans to create a new sovereign credit rating agency that it says could provide more accurate risk assessments for governments across the continent.