Recoded to Forum Agenda on 29/05/2024.
Avez-vous déjà essayé de mettre du ketchup sur des algues ? Et du ketchup dans des algues ? Cela peut sembler inhabituel, mais il s'agit de l'approche d’une entreprise visant à réduire la...
From Thailand's answer to Emmanuel Macron to Grace Natalie, who runs a new political party for young people in Indonesia, we look at four inspiring young leaders who are changing the shap...
Real Madrid regularly hits the headlines for stellar performances on the pitch. But this time the club is in the news for helping to bring attention to one of the biggest environmental ch...
Some of the most prestigious brands and most sought-after employers have long reserved themselves for those who have graduated from university with a degree. But the times they are a-chan...
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Or so the saying would have us believe. It’s rather old fashioned, but it’s an adage that gained near cult-like status thanks to Stanley Kubric...
Americans have been turning to Facebook to express their frustration with representatives and senators in Congress.
Photographers have been using drones in recent years to wow us with breathtaking shots of stunning scenery and jaw-dropping landscapes. But now photographer Johnny Miller wants to show us...
Four young women from Saudi Arabia are challenging stereotypes with their victory at a record-breaking hackathon. Their innovation could even help save lives by making it easier for non-A...
On the north west coast of the island of Java lies the Indonesian capital Jakarta, one of the world’s largest cities. It is also one of the world’s fastest disappearing cities.
Have you ever tried ketchup on seaweed? How about ketchup in seaweed? As unusual as that may sound, it’s one firm’s approach to reducing the food industry’s dependence on plastic.
Selling for US$580M in 2005 to News Corporation, Myspace put what we used to call ‘Web 2.0’ on the global corporate agenda. Social media had come of age. And with more users than most of ...
The tiny European nation of Denmark (population 5.76 million) is famed for its green credentials. It plans to stop using coal for generating electricity by 2030, and the last Danish-owned...
If someone told you 75% of the population of a particular country believed immigration was a good thing, where would you think they were talking about? What if they went on to tell you 28...
Fake news! It’s the slogan du jour for many. But just how widespread is the belief that the mainstream media can’t be trusted, and how does that compare with attitudes toward the content ...
Finding a bug in your food can be a moment of horror that kills the mood and your appetite in one fell swoop. But that might be about to change, according to Meticulous Research, who’ve c...
