Nick March

Smart AI solutions and usable digital identities may be the best ways to restore confidence and get the world back on track

Governments that have fared well are concentrating on beating infection today and calibrating for a new tomorrow

Football could get restarted if it too adopted a 'no-detriment' rule

The trial of two Syrian intelligence officers in Germany, accused of torture, shows that the only way forward for a country to come together is to match barbarity with the rule of law

Focusing on the future, the government is promoting start-ups, creating social development and wellbeing programmes

A heightened state of collaboration and common purpose could drive us towards solving other global issues, ranging from conflict to climate change

This is not the first time this territory has faced great challenges

Amid great uncertainty for all stakeholders, institutions need to innovate and respond to student needs – but that's easier said than done

Event planners for the world's largest youth football tournament say they will not make a decision on whether it will go ahead until June

World's biggest youth football tournament is slated to go ahead in Gothenburg in July despite Covid-19 cases rising globally. More than 1,700 teams from 80 countries are expected to travel

A prayer wall at St Andrew's Church makes for heart-warming reading, as religious leaders look to bring in virtual services

There is a deeply ingrained understanding among the fan base of where the club has come from and how special these times are

Failures like the Woodford fund have broader effects, changing consumer attitudes towards investments and derailing the best-laid plans

The entrepreneur plans to transform a site in Senegal into a smart city with a new currency at its heart

As traditional alliances fade, these groupings could prove more effective in addressing 21st century challenges