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The Global Coalition for Digital Safety's latest report is a pivotal milestone in advancing digital safety. It presents a blueprint for understanding and assessing digital safety risks. The proposed framework draws on existing human rights principles, enterprise risk management best practices, and evolving regulatory requirements to identify the factors that should be used to map out digital safety risks.

The US is on the verge of defaulting on its debt—an unprecedented event that experts agree could send devastating shockwaves across the global economy.

New report analyses crypto regulations from nearly 20 countries and identifies top barriers, solutions in global crypto-asset regulation.

To mark International Day for Biological Diversity on 22 May, we’ve rounded up some ways in which AI and other technologies can help protect biodiversity.

The social sector in India serves an important function in society. But as the sector expands, so does the need to know what will attract and retain talent.

The world is on course to irreversible climate change unless immediate action is taken. IPCC's Jim Skea discusses the role of climate science in this critical mission.

Discover how the digitisation of healthcare has the potential to help significantly improve global health equity and the associated secondary inequities.

5 global leaders share their views on how to consider the impact and dependencies on nature and biodiversity when it comes to investment decision-making.

The summit offered more certainty on phasing out fossil fuels for global economies as well as potentially far-reaching implications to protect nature and biodiversity, and enhance circularity.

Deepfake content is growing fast, discover how new detection technologies and a focus on education and ethical considerations can help mitigate its risks.