A fresh wave of technological innovation is deepening our understanding of tough environmental challenges — and also giving us new ways to solve them. As thousands of business leaders and...
Technology is fundamentally changing the way we live, work, relate to one another and to the external world. The speed, breadth and depth of current breakthroughs has no historical preced...
The global food chain is a modern marvel.
Over the past five years, a growing number of companies around the world have positioned themselves as champions for the rights of LGBTI people.
At the next G7 Summit in Canada, I will ask nine of the world’s most powerful political leaders to invest in gender equality. The group itself illustrates the current imbalance of power: ...
These are restless, exciting and frightening times to be a woman. Every day brings a rousing success or a crushing setback in our fight for equal rights.
The current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is a cause for serious concern. It has already taken the lives of 25 people, and the disease has spread to the provincial ca...
In any era, the hard work of environmental progress requires the best available tools. Today those tools include technological innovations that are giving corporations and NGOs alike new ...
Civil society is changing all the time. New organizational and business models are emerging. Technology is introducing different challenges and opportunities. A new era of restricted free...
Artificial intelligence has become a hot political and cultural topic.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution — a global transformation characterized by the convergence of digital, physical, and biological technologies — is just beginning.
It was the data breach that launched a thousand think pieces.
We live in a world of major geopolitical shifts and life-changing technological innovations. It’s fair to wonder, then, what our biggest hopes are for society in the coming decades.
It is a phrase that is much bandied about in media and by politicians but if you were to stop and ask a casual passer-by what is meant by “civil society” it is unlikely many people could ...
It’s not the 1930s but you can see them from here. If we are to defeat the rise of religious nationalism, we will need a faithful patriotism equipped with new ideas and new skills.
