World leaders agree that the UN SDGs necessitate private sector involvement to help with funding. But  is this realistic? 

Abundant shale oil and gas reserves could change the outlook of Colombia's energy industry for good – but authorities have yet to agree on the divisive subject of fracking. 

Michael D Goldhaber explains what Chevron got out of its legal ordeal with Ecuador, and what it still stands to gain.

Estonia’s entrepreneurship and IT minister tells fDi that the 5G corridor Via Baltica is not just about self-driving cars, but is a step towards a digital union of the region. 

Boasting some of the leading global experts in AI, plus a wealth of software companies and games studios, Montreal is developing into a major technology hub.

Toronto’s 40,000 science graduates a year feed into what has become North America’s fastest growing jobs market for technology, providing expertise across a wide array of tech areas. 

Ottawa is carving out a name for itself as a magnet for ICT and a frontrunner when it comes to 5G research.

Edmonton has become a globally recognised hub for machine learning and AI research, thanks in large part to its world-class universities. 

Leiden Bio Science Park is one of the oldest of its kind in the world. However, there is nothing old-fashioned about its approach to science or attracting investment.

A growing population, a healthy economy and specialities in a diverse range of sectors are fuelling Zwolle’s ambitions to join the Netherlands’ power trio.