The re-election of Donald Trump, who ran on a platform that prioritised protectionist policies, has led to heightened uncertainty in the global economy. The January
Large educational disparities by socioeconomic status (SES) remain a pressing concern for policymakers aiming to ensure equal opportunities for all students to achieve their educational
The UK government recently set a new contract record with the European Space Agency (ESA), securing £844 million since 2022. But in an increasingly competitive market, is
New research highlights structural flaws in sustainability-linked bonds that weaken their ability to promote meaningful environmental and social outcomes. Sustainability-linked bonds are gaining attention as
As the region recovers from the pandemic there is an opportunity to rethink how development is undertaken and to deploy mission-oriented approaches to policy making.
Decarbonizing healthcare supply chains is essential to reducing emissions, minimizing waste, and strengthening the resilience of health systems, particularly in vulnerable regions. More than 70%
Artificial intelligence is reshaping financial services by improving credit scoring, customer service, fraud detection, and risk management across sectors. The financial sector is data-intensive and
Rising compliance costs, regulatory fragmentation, and de-risking are limiting cross-border banking access, but technology-driven solutions offer a path to restore connectivity and resilience. For decades,
The third Global Disability Summit takes place this week in Berlin, and policymakers, educators, and civil society actors attending will reflect on the progress made in making