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Philosophy says we learn who we are by meeting the Other. Victoria Hernandez Valcarcel asks what happens when the Other is no longer human.

Three CEOs on scarcity, geopolitical tension and how sustainability agendas survive when priorities are being reshuffled under pressure.

Young voices, music and a live imagination map. Bo Braet and Isabel Wijsen turn youth engagement into something you can see taking shape.

Nine of Europe's leading climate and impact investors on where sustainable capital is really heading. Moderated by Andreas Munk Holm.

Sam De Smet on how deeptech company OTIV is deploying autonomous vehicles inside a 200-year-old industry.

The technology lets us do more, yet many are working more rather than less. Marijn De Kerpel on riding the AI wave with humans at the centre.

Storytelling as a strategic superpower. The founders of the Love Tomorrow Speakers Academy on why better tomorrows need better stories today.

Availability is not engagement. Jesper Vieveen of OpenUp on what it takes to make 1.5 million people actually use mental health support.

We celebrate disruption by how fast it moves and rarely ask what it destroys. Kolin Schunck on why our measure of progress is broken.

Mass events are temporary cities. Tomorrowland, UEFA and PreZero on how to host hundreds of thousands of people without a permanent footprint.

European Commissioner Glenn Micallef on what it takes to build an economy where creativity thrives and young people lead.

Jane Goodall's grandson and a bioacoustics researcher on why the people closest to nature are its best protectors, and now have the data to prove it.

Rivers, groundwater and live sensor data, seen from a helicopter. Michiel Maertens on making the invisible water system visible.

Behind every model and data centre sits an invisible energy bill. Brida Mbuwir on AI and the energy transition, from Cameroon to today.

You recycle, you eat less meat, and then you wonder why you bother. Louis De Jaeger offers a stubbornly optimistic answer.

From Mandela to Apple, resilience follows surprisingly consistent patterns. Julien De Wit turns them into a practical framework for coming back stronger.

HPV-related cancers are largely preventable, yet stigma keeps them in the dark. Medical experts, survivors and young advocates make prevention personal.

Healthcare is surprisingly underserved by technology. Bart Haex on why the system is us, and what changes when people speak with one voice.

From the house for the sick to care that follows people home. Dr Nirit Pilosof on redesigning hospitals for a digital, AI-driven era.

What if learning CPR was as normal as riding a bike? Two brothers present REABOX, a training device built to make reanimation second nature.

Fast fashion for the mind. Beatrice De Mahieu on what happens to us when ideas become instant, abundant and disposable.

A liver specialist who is also a certified sommelier. Dr Jeoffrey Schouten is not here to stop you drinking, but to show you why moderation matters.

Bubble or breakthrough? Steven Latre on where AI stands today, who is winning, and why Europe has reason for long-term optimism.

Caroline Lair steps past the dystopian script and asks a harder question: why do we want AI, and what kind of intelligence do we actually need?