Alex Gray is a Senior Writer at Formative Content. Recoded to Forum Agenda on 29/05/24.
Getting a good night’s sleep is vital for health. But until recently, the only way you could actually monitor the quality of your sleep was to visit a sleep clinic.
The US spends more per person on children’s healthcare than any other country, yet American kids are much more likely to die than those in other rich nations.
In the last year in the UK, the number of people sleeping rough rose by 7%. In Germany, the last two years saw a 35% increase in the number of homeless while in France, there has been an ...
Seven year-old Marianne’s biggest dream is to own her own bike one day.
Cuando se trata de ser competitivo, ya sea un país, una ciudad o una organización, hay un ingrediente esencial: la gente.
When it comes to making a country, a city or an organization competitive, there’s an essential ingredient – people.
Boulder, Colorado is the happiest city in the United States.
Crunch the numbers and Norway’s GDP tells the story of an oil-rich nation that has invested wisely for the future. But Norway’s success goes far beyond traditional economic measures. Meas...
Chetna Sinha is the Founder and President of Mann Deshi Mahila Sahakari Bank and Mann Deshi Foundation in India. Sinha is also one of the seven Co-Chairs of the World Economic Forum Annua...
The global economic model is broken. We know that because the richest 1% hold half of the world’s wealth. Growing inequality is threatening economic growth. And democracies are under pres...
Dans un monde plein de risques - bouleversements géopolitiques, cyberattaques, changement climatique et catastrophes naturelles, pour n'en nommer que quelques-uns - les dirigeants mondiau...
En un mundo lleno de riesgos: agitación geopolítica, ciberataques, cambio climático y desastres naturales, por nombrar solo algunos, los líderes mundiales deben prepararse para lo peor.
A raíz de la crisis financiera de 2008, nos hicimos una pregunta una y otra vez: ¿por qué no lo vimos venir?
In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, we asked ourselves one question over and over again: why didn’t we see it coming?
In a world full of risk – geopolitical upheaval, cyber attacks, climate change and natural disasters, to name just a few – global leaders have to be prepared for the worst.
