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The energy industry faces 3 challenges, the war in Ukraine has put energy security in the spotlight; coal output is rising and energy prices have gone up.

The EU is considering far-reaching legislation on AI.The proposed law would classify AI systems by risk and mandate various development and use requirements.

After COVID-19, African countries know all too well the importance of having domestic or regional pharmaceutical production capacity. The continent's new free trade area could help make that happen.

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A Climate Action Plan being debated in Chattanooga, Tennessee was the subject to a public hearing in front ...

The World Economic Forum is supporting the WHO and partners to accelerate vaccine development for Tuberculosis (TB), collaborate on new treatments and end workplace TB.

Deglobalization is not happening, says the DHL Global Connectedness Index. Instead, there is talk of re-globalization – a reform of globalization.

As countries make bigger investments in their innovation ecosystems, there is an opportunity to ensure that those systems go beyond closing gender gaps, to shaping gender-equitable solutions.

The first UN Water Conference for five decades takes place in March, co-hosted by the Netherlands and Tajikistan. This is why it could be a game-changer.

The benefits of a circular economy above a linear or traditional business model include better customer support, lower costs, greater resilience and more.