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WHAT'S NEXT?: In the years to come, social commerce will become more widespread and the level of personalization will improve with advanced AI solutions & chatbots. The number of worldwide social media users is projected to grow from 2.1 billion in 2016 to 2.5 billion by 2018.

[New] The risk of climate change generates a Umwertung aller Werte (Friedrich Nietzsche), a transvaluation of values, turning the system of value orientation upside-down-from postmodern cultural relativism to a historical new fixed star by which to mobilize solidarities and actions.
[New] If training becomes untenable for US forces in South Korea we could very well need to remove combat forces and station only enablers (communications, logistics, and intelligence to support the arrival of combat forces).
[New] China's carbon-neutrality target establishes a direction for realizing a zero-carbon China and will greatly support the drive toward ecological civilization and green, sustainable, and high-quality development.
[New] Economic growth and opportunity depend on dynamic innovation and transaction networks to connect American families, communities, and businesses to a range of goods and services to improve the quality of life.
[New] Chinese Canadians are still a disadvantaged minority group in Canada and face the rising risk of becoming scapegoats for Canada's domestic problems and victims of systemic racism, it wrote.
[New] In response, the United States and its partners should build new models, grounded in the full range of armed group social media usage, if they hope to anticipate the future of malicious online activity by armed groups.
[New] The next global threat to exploit social media will emerge from the groups currently avoiding detection or attention by platforms.
[New] The risk of serious disease and death in Australia remains, even as border controls and other measures continue.
[New] Biden's American Jobs Plan pledges investment across a broad swath of infrastructure in part to reverse what the American Society of Civil Engineers recently said is a $2.6 trillion infrastructure funding gap.
[New] Making every level of government, every organisation and every community more resilient will create a kind of societal herd immunity, ensuring that the UK is better able to address future global crises - whether it is a new pandemic, a massive cyber attack or climate change.
[New] Over the next several years, Globo will use Google's experience in data management, artificial intelligence and machine learning, as well as its global, scalable and secure infrastructure, to support the communications company's digital evolution.
[New] The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has undermined Africa's ability to tackle climate change, as multiple systemic shocks are now simultaneously threatening African communities: a health crisis, an economic crisis, and a food security crisis.
[New] While the involvement of Afghan females in the ongoing and forthcoming Afghan Peace Processes and the future Afghan government can not only uplift the societal status of women in Afghan society but will improve the longevity of sustainable peace in Afghanistan.
[New] In 2021-22, Public Safety Canada will expand its application of risk management by developing outcome-based risk management frameworks for each of its programs, and by establishing a community of practice.
[New] Through the Funding for First Nations and Inuit Policing Facilities program, Public Safety Canada will continue to work with provinces and territories to identify policing facilities in Indigenous communities across Canada with urgent needs.
[New] Public Safety Canada will continue to deliver the First Nations Policing Program to support police services in First Nations and Inuit communities that are professional, dedicated and responsive.
[New] In 2021-22, Public Safety Canada will continue to support not-for-profit organizations - such as places of worship, schools and community centres - with funding to enhance their security infrastructure.
[New] Public Safety Canada will continue to work with partners to address and combat hate groups, online hate and harassment, ideologically motivated violent extremism, and terrorist organizations.
[New] As two of the largest coal production countries in the world, Australia and China should increase bilateral exchanges to balance their transition plans as the coal industry declines and - most importantly - support the economic transition for coal communities.
[New] Around the world, low-income communities are most at risk from the climate crisis: higher temperatures threaten their crops and produce, as well as their health.
[New] Hispanics and Latinos have a 1.3 times higher risk for infection and a 3.1 higher hospitalization rate, while Native American communities are at the highest risk.

Last updated: 11 April 2021

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