Economic unrest is expected to threaten security in Asia Pacific more than anywhere in the world and on par with Sub-Saharan Africa according to the first edition of World Security Report published by the British multinational security company G4S.
Technological addiction not only exacerbates young people's mental health problems, it also worsens their loneliness and body image issues according to a new report by AXA Hong Kong and Macau.
More than two-thirds (69%) of global investors engaged in nature investment plan to increase their investments according to a new report from climate and nature advisory firm Pollination.
Social unrest, strike action and political activism are on the rise across the globe, triggered by inequality and the growing concern that social liberties are being eroded according to a new report by Gallagher.
Less than half (49.4%) of the Southeast Asians participating in a survey perceive climate change with high urgency levels, even as the region experiences extreme weather disasters fuelled by global warming.
UN Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) and Sustainable Markets Initiative Insurance Task Force of Lloyd's of London will collaborate to scale insurance access for climate-vulnerable countries.
A new report has revealed that 82% of workers in Asia have a high (35%) to moderate (47%) mental health risk, which highlights a growing concern of workplace wellbeing in Asia.
The 12 new teams that are joining the 11th cohort of the Lloyd's Lab will work on the new theme Asia-Pacific Climate Risk, Cyber and Sustainability. In addition, Data & Models and New Products will be the other two themes carried forward, with each InsurTech being aligned with one of the three themes.
Places that have experienced more pollution from wildfires and farming have higher rates of dementia according to a new study published by the University of Michigan. The study found that climate change provides a boost to those odds.
The sea-ice surrounding Antarctica is well below any previous recorded winter level according to new satellite data. According to experts, this is a worrying new benchmark for a region that once seemed resistant to global warming.