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Global population living with extreme heat expected to double by 2050
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A new University of Oxford study finds that almost half of the global population (3.79 billion) will be living with extreme heat by 2050 if the world reaches 2.0°C of global warming above pre-industrial levels—a scenario that climate scientists see as increasingly likely.
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Tourism offers a golden opportunity for MENA countries
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.Tourism in the Middle East and North Africa region should be viewed through the prism of strategic significance. This is because tourism is one of the most dynamic sectors when it comes to the regional economy.
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Hospitality skills can help all businesses adapt to the AI revolution
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The future of work is being rewritten by artificial intelligence (AI) – but technology competence alone will not be enough to empower the workforce of the future.
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What Comes After 2030?
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.As the deadline for the SDGs draws nearer, many ask what comes after 2030. A webinar, organized by the Center for Responsible Business and Leadership at Católica Lisbon,
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Global framework to safeguard world’s most vulnerable regions
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A groundbreaking new study urges a global priority shift toward sustainable development in four types of ecologically sensitive regions, warning they are at imminent risk of catastrophic “tipping points” due to climate change and human pressure.
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2026: Growth and tech ambitions to the fore
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Geopolitics returned to centre stage at this year’s Annual Meeting in Davos. Greenland, Venezuela, the US, Europe, China, Iran and Gaza featured prominently in panels and coffee breaks alike.
Despite this backdrop of global and regional geopolitical headwinds, leaders from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) were keen to highlight the opportunities for growth in the region.
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We’re all part of sustainability’s elitism problem
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Why? Because of the news that reveal a polycrisis defined by geopolitical instability, growing inequality, environmental degradation and social polarization.
What Is Circular Economy Building a Sustainable Future
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Circular Economy is an economic activity that reduces resource input and consumption, makes effective use of existing resources and products, and creates new value through services,
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The power of youth in co-creating education
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Today, as we mark the International Day of Education 2026, we celebrate a principle that lies at the heart of UNESCO’s mission: education is a fundamental human right, a public good, and a shared responsibility.
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