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round, in the air—and in our digital systems and servers.

David Malpass, President, World Bank Group, followed by a panel discussion.

time record, the Chinese central bank’s major devaluation of the yuan this week has large parts of Asia now worried about the prospects of a currency war

s and a new level of integration with the world economy, but few Western observers fully grasp the sweeping changes that are under way.

ues for the Market Adjusted Debt (MAD) Indicator for the second and third quarters of 2006, both of which dropped from the first quarter 2006 and were lo

nd for global businesses and investors. , Asia’s resurgence is driven by its: broader role as a diversifier for global investors and businesses, amidst geopolitical tensions; potential in the decarbonization race against climate change; and

population and wealth, so too will the demand for more and better-quality food., Having specialized scientific expertise is one thing; coordinating these skill sets and demonstrating executional excellence repeatedly is another. , Top-Down Support Sparks Innovations and Clears Roadblocks Food security and decarbonization are higher on China’s policy agenda than ever, with goals set for carbon emissions to peak by 2030.

y in the last 10 years.