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From inflation and worker burnout to AI-assisted diagnosis and precision medicine, global healthcare is being shaped by many trends right now.

Finland's accession to NATO will strengthen the alliance against Russia. Here's everything you need to know about the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

Under the African Continental Free Trade Area, players in Africa's automotive industry will benefit from a single market of 1.3 billion people. Companies like Volkswagen are taking notice.

With new salary range laws in the US, experts say that pay transparency is a leading tool for narrowing the gender pay gap. Here's how to do it, says Quartz.

The UK is set to join the CPTPP, expanding its trade relationships outside the EU after Brexit. The deal is expected to boost UK GDP by 0.8% over 10 years.

Top nature and climate news: EU countries approve 2035 phaseout of CO2-emitting cars; Antarctic ice melt slows global ocean flows; India's heatwaves approaching limits of human survival.

The metaverse can be used to simulate actors' likenesses and shooting environments ahead of production, cutting costs and anticipating audience reactions ahead of time

As global efforts are underway to accelerate the production, storage and use of clean hydrogen, data shows the indicative carbon footprint of green hydrogen.

American families report spending upwards of $6,000 per month on childcare — and globally, that challenge is just the tip of the iceberg. Changing that status quo is a major opportunity.

As our changing climate puts more stress on the availability and quality of water worldwide, we must focus on innovative solutions for improving water security.