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Why do we need a new humanism?
30 December 2025 - Contemporary humanity faces enormous challenges. Technology is reshaping lives at an unprecedented pace. In the past few years, artificial intelligence has had a tremendous impact on all aspects of thought, work, ethics and the foundations of social...
30 December 2025 - Contemporary humanity faces enormous challenges. Technology is reshaping lives at an unprecedented pace. In the past few years, artificial intelligence has had a tremendous impact on all aspects of thought, work, ethics and the foundations of social order. At the ...
23 December 2025 - Cities, world expos and stakeholders driving sustainability
Cities are the defining form of human life in the 21st century. More than half of the world’s population already lives in urban areas, and by 2050 this figure will rise to nearly 70 percent. Cities ...
16 December 2025 - Do you behave more like an ape or a human? If you have to share some money (or some raisins!), do you give away as little as possible and keep as much as you can for yourself, or do you share equally? Mainstream economic theory has traditionally worked on the ...
15 December 2025 - Could you share what personal experiences or influences guided your early journey into both priesthood and development work?
Life is a reality that is built on opportunities and challenges. When there is an opportunity, which might be a gift, a vocation, or a ...
09 December 2025 - Last week, I attended the Human Rights Watch “Voices for Justice” dinner in Geneva—a gathering of business, technology, and philanthropy leaders supporting human rights defenders working in some of the world’s most challenging environments. The event is always a ...
08 December 2025 - How did you first become involved with The Club of Rome, and what drew you to its mission of systems change?
I have spent close to 30 years working across technology, payment systems and finance. In 2013 I shifted more deeply into payment systems and saw ...
05 December 2025 - Yoshitsugu Hayashi, Executive Committee member of the Club of Rome and President of its Japanese Association, has spent his life weaving together science, policy and humanity. He reflects on his work with communications fellow Yvonne Wambua.
How did you first ...
27 November 2025 - Have you ever tried to solve a puzzle with only one piece in your hand? It is impossible to know the full picture if you only focus on one part. You might guess at the image, but without seeing how the other pieces fit together, your understanding will always be ...
27 November 2025 - Humanity has never faced a greater intelligence than itself; we will, and possibly within five to ten years. We are not taking that seriously. There are two UN AI resolutions, three UN Security Council sessions on AI, even AI laws for the EU, China and other ...
24 November 2025 - Janez Potočnik, member of the Club of Rome, Co-Chair of the International Resource Panel and former EU Commissioner for the Environment, has been a leading voice in putting resource management at the heart of sustainability debates. In this conversation, he ...
21 November 2025 - Back home after 10 days in China, this article gives an overview of some of my impressions from what I saw and experienced.
First of all, The Club of Rome’s conference had an ambitious title, “Earth-Humanity Reconciliation.” It was a rather large-scale event ...
20 November 2025 - Lesley Green, member of The Club of Rome and Director of Environmental Humanities South, dives into how native knowledge can help us reimagine our relationship with the planet in an interview with communications fellow Yvonne Wambua.
As a member of The Club of ...
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