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As the world grapples with rapid technological change, responsible innovation is critical. This policy brief explores seven verticals that will guide this technological evolution and four broader challenges that will shape the impact of technology.

This argues that now is the time for everyone, everywhere, to get educated about the risks and benefits of technology. Ensuring that AI is developed in ways that serve the public interest will require participation from citizens and governments globally.

For nearly three decades, the UN climate negotiations have focused on emissions from the energy sector with no understanding of food systems’ role in global warming.

The Summit of the Future provides the crucial political momentum for the UN to shape a blueprint for its legitimacy and longevity. It must tread this difficult but promising path to strengthen its ability to maintain international peace and security.

The compromises reached in Dubai should be only an interim step toward a full phase-out of fossil fuels.

The development of a new global health architecture after COVID-19 will require Germany to develop independent leverage to shape global health policy while also being a reliable, multilateral partner to all countries.

The inclusion of the AU in the G20 is a timely and welcome move in addressing the continent’s deepening debt issue. The AU should play a key role in helping to reshape the G20 debt agenda.

A reformed UN Security Council is vitally important in beating back hard power-related action that undermines the Caribbean’s security.

This examines the discourse among experts in Russia and indicates how Moscow sees the war in Gaza, shedding light on the implications for Israel.

Significant barriers impede the adoption of new arms control agreements for military AI use. Given the obstacles to multilateral agreements in the short term, AI powers should pursue norm-building through unilateral and joint declarations.