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Public-private partnerships in emerging economies have the potential to address transnational challenges such as migration, climate change and conflict. Here's how.

Hong Kong has been ranked as #1 for public transit among 60 cities worldwide. What can cities learn about sustainable transport from Hong Kong's model?

In a fragmented world, strong leadership is needed to find solutions to the biggest challenges. Four leaders highlight key priorities to achieve a better future.

On Day 3 at Davos 2023, we enter the metaverse, hear why inflation may have peaked — but prices haven't — and speak to astronaut Matthias Maurer.

Social entrepreneurs in Africa are finding sustainable solutions to the continent's many challenges. Meet the innovators inspiring the next generation.

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Boris Johnson urged the West to escalate its support of Ukraine with tanks and warplanes, confidently asserting nuclear war will not happen

Bishop Joseph Strickland of Tyler Texas has blasted the Davos World Economic Forum (WEF) as an unelected power with a “Godless” agenda.

Britain's Secretary of State for Business has complained that Biden's Inflation Reduction Act is "dangerous" at the WEF summit in Davos.

Everything you are experiencing at this moment in human history is scripted. Planet Earth is controlled by the narrative makers who write the scripts that feed the news media, science journals, [...]