A look at Europe’s largest underwater tunnel

A look at Europe’s largest underwater tunnel

At almost 20 kilometers long, the Fehmarnbelt Link will connect Denmark and Germany directly through the strait of the same name. The tunnel will connect both countries through an innovative project that will mark a milestone in global engineering and improve European...

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How are we coping with water scarcity?

How are we coping with water scarcity?

Water is the essence of life on our planet, but it’s also a fundamental asset in the economic development and social well-being of countries. As an essential daily resource, addressing its scarcity during shortages is a top priority for governments. As reflected in...

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Large cities, major risks: Quebec

Large cities, major risks: Quebec

A Canadian emblematic city, Quebec is considered the cradle of Francophone civilization in America. Surrounded by mountains, rivers, and lakes, it stands out for its high quality of life and ranks among the safest towns in the country. However, it also faces natural...

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Fragmented Geoeconomics: A New Global Risks Map

Fragmented Geoeconomics: A New Global Risks Map

The global landscape is more volatile than ever. New models of opposing economic blocs are creating barriers that hamper market activity. Supply chains are facing major stability challenges and companies are being forced to redefine their global strategies. We’ve...

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Biotechnology: Prevention Tool or Driver of Uncertainty?

Biotechnology: Prevention Tool or Driver of Uncertainty?

Biotechnology holds great promise in tackling pressing global challenges such as climate change, food security, and public health crises. Yet, this vast potential comes with significant risks, from the possibility of misuse to unforeseen environmental consequences....

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