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Users found the tools to be opaque, ineffective and discriminatory

This year’s ranking covers 180 centres across 25 countries.

Research offers powerful evidence that child stunting can be eliminated globally.

LSE graduate Dame Antonia Romeo has been appointed as Cabinet Secretary, the UK’s most senior civil servant.

Featuring around 60 carefully selected items, the exhibition showcases some key pieces from the Library’s vast archives

Study provides the first comprehensive economic evaluation of a product development partnership's return on investment in the fight against malaria.

Professor Sonia Livingstone has been appointed to the UN’s Independent International Scientific Panel on AI

The annual Forum will convene dialogue and mobilise expertise, resources, and partnerships to ensure AI serves human and societal needs

The report examines GenAI use among children aged 9 to 16 across 20 European countries.

A transformative £10 million gift from LSE alumnus Johannes Huth will unite world-leading research and policy engagement to shape a new economic model for the 21st century.