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AI's promise and pitfalls will affect key domains

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INT

AI promises to drive economic efficiencies across sectors, improve the delivery of critical services such as healthcare, democratise access to knowledge and skills, and tighten…

Australia aims to be West's critical mineral partner

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AUSTRALIA

Australia’s rich geological endowment, together with extensive mining experience and a deeply rooted democratic tradition, make it a strong supply-chain partner not only…

Latin American education failings weigh on progress

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LATIN AMERICA

Latin American education.

US will boost domestic output of clean energy minerals

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UNITED STATES

The aim is to reduce dependence on imports from China and Russia. The executive branch can now channel up to USD750mn to firms developing domestic sources of lithium, nickel…

Saudi Arabia's EV market growth will be gradual

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SAUDI ARABIA

Riyadh also aims to boost the share of EVs in its domestic market through indigenous production, while leveraging its strong ties with China, the world leader in EV sales and…

Global sustainability market will expand despite COVID

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INT

There are major regional differences in how governments and companies from developed and developing countries perform on sustainability. Even so, policy efforts by some large…

Disinformation is a rising security threat to the West

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INTERNATIONAL

Articles containing the bogus quotes were shared across social media globally. The case illustrates how disinformation is created and spread for malign influence, and its ease of…

Africa's future will hinge on closing skills gap

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AFRICA

Skills development in Africa.

Sharing globalisation gains would encourage free trade

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INTERNATIONAL

The October annual meetings of the IMF and the World Bank devoted attention to ailing (or even failing) globalisation.

China supply chains will complicate energy transition

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CHINA

These include equipment manufacturing and critical metals. The United States and allied governments see this dominance as a security risk and are taking steps to reduce it. The…