Multipolarity is reshaping global power as regional powers like BRICS members and Global South nations build alternative financial, trade, and diplomatic systems-reducing Western dominance and creating a more fragmented but diverse world order.
Move beyond patent counts to measure real innovation impact and adoption. Learn how top companies use AI, network analysis, and adoption tracking to uncover hidden innovation value and drive business performance.
In 2025, trade rules are being rewritten by tariffs, export bans, and political blocs. Geoeconomic fragmentation is raising costs, slowing innovation, and forcing businesses to choose sides-here’s how it’s reshaping global commerce.
The World Bank's Pandemic Emergency Financing Facility was meant to speed up pandemic funding-but its complex triggers delayed payouts during COVID-19, costing lives. Now, grant-based systems are replacing risky financial instruments.
Multilateral climate finance is evolving to address loss and damage and just transitions. Learn how the Green Climate Fund, Loss and Damage Fund, and other institutions are restructuring governance to deliver real support to vulnerable nations.
AI governance frameworks ensure responsible AI use through risk controls, model monitoring, and ethical policies. With regulations like the EU AI Act and NIST AI RMF, organizations must move beyond compliance to embed accountability into every AI deployment.
Israel, despite its small size, leads the world in tech unicorns per capita, driven by deep-tech innovation in cybersecurity, fintech, and AI. Its unique ecosystem combines military expertise, government support, and global market focus to deliver outsized impact.
Rural depopulation is leaving towns empty and aging, but new strategies-like attracting remote workers and immigrants-are bringing young people back. Real solutions are local, practical, and already working in towns across America.
Algorithmic amplification shapes what we see online by boosting emotional, polarizing content to keep us engaged. This hidden system influences public opinion, spreads misinformation, and distorts democracy-but users can take steps to reclaim control.
By 2030, AI will shift $19.9 trillion in global economic value. Banking, retail, and healthcare will lead gains, while construction and agriculture lag. Jobs will transform-not disappear. The winners will be those who adapt fastest.
Central Bank Digital Currencies are transforming cross-border payments by cutting costs and delays, but they also challenge national control over money. With China leading adoption and global standards still undefined, the future of global finance hangs in the balance.
Climate change hits the poorest and most vulnerable communities hardest-even though they contributed least to the problem. This is climate equity: a justice issue tied to race, income, and power. Here’s how it works-and what’s being done to fix it.