Can the world create enough good jobs for its rapidly growing youth population? This IRJAR Global Questions article examines youth unemployment, Africa’s demographic dividend, informal employment, skills mismatches, entrepreneurship, gender inequality, artificial intelligence, migration and the policies needed to transform the world’s youngest generation into a powerful force for global prosperity.
What skills will humans need in an AI-powered world? This IRJAR Global Questions article examines how artificial intelligence is transforming work and why AI literacy, critical thinking, creativity, adaptability, communication, empathy, ethical judgment, leadership and lifelong learning are becoming essential for workers, students, organizations and societies worldwide.
For generations, families around the world have repeated essentially the same advice to their children: study hard, go to university, earn a degree, find a good job, and build a better life.
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Deep State is both a frightening possibility and a powerful story. It captures real patterns of secrecy, coercion and entrenched privilege in African political life.
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Global food security and sustainable agriculture are under intense pressure as climate change, conflict, and soaring debt push hundreds of millions into hunger.
Why the renewable energy transition in developing countries risks deepening inequality unless finance, technology and politics change course.
Climate change displacement and climate refugees are no longer abstract warnings—they’re a daily reality from Pakistan’s floods to Pacific islands slipping under the sea.