Heywood Fellow Jonathan Black, along with Matt Clifford, chief executive of Entrepreneur First, will lead efforts to bring together AI leaders, companies and experts from across the world for the first international summit on the responsible deployment of AI, hosted by the UK. 

As the World Bank looks to select a new president, Ngaire Woods warns the incoming leader against taking orders from shareholders in the face of complex crises and geostrategic competition for Project Syndicate.

Ngaire Woods urged leaders in major countries to hold both the US and China accountable for their commitment to global cooperation; she was attending the Asia-Pacific Conference of German Business in Singapore.

Non-alignment may be necessary to restrain the world’s superpowers, writes Ngaire Woods.

Ngaire Woods writes about the interrelated economic and political crises in poorer countries that are putting millions of lives at risk, and argues mitigation is possible if leading economies use their combined resources in the IMF and the World Bank.

Thomas Hale writes about the new landmark report by the UN Secretary-General proposing to expand the UN’s capacity.