COVID-19 has inspired a rethink of how we design and use our built environments
Impressions
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The decline in global freedom is an alarming trend exacerbated by the pandemic
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The business and cultural transformation expert rues the direction companies are headed in
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We speak with Dr Gindi, a German-Egyptian sculptor on art, her sources of inspiration and of bequeathing a legacy
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The pandemic has further exacerbated discrimination faced by women at the workplace, and organisations must address this by enabling women leaders
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We speak with one of the pioneers of online journalism about the democratisation of information—and misinformation—and the role of the public in parsing opinion from fact
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The assessment of tourism growth is increasingly shifting from purely economic to sustainability terms, and rural communities stand to benefit
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The concept of the ‘perfect woman’ has taken an ominously modern twist, with its range of demands accelerating and intensifying
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There will be lasting shifts in destination choices once travel restrictions are lifted, with lesser known spots likely to become more popular
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With travel grinding to a halt, the COVID-19 pandemic is challenging tourism-dependent communities like never before. And even as countries reopen their economies, signs of travel picking up anytime soon look remote