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People with mild or no symptoms could be spreading COVID-19

As many as six in 10 people infected with coronavirus may be unaware they have the disease, according to a number of papers studying the outbreak.

From memes to mourning, how Europe is dealing with its darkest hour since World War II

Europe is the epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic, with more than 150,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 across the continent. German Chancellor Angela Merkel said last week: “Not since Wo...

Le Costa Rica est l'un des pays les plus heureux au monde. Voici ses particularités

Le Costa Rica fait les choses comme il faut. Le pays d'Amérique centrale connus pour ses plages superbes, ses forêts tropicales et sa biodiversité fait également parler de lui pour sa dém...

These are the world's least – and most – corrupt countries

Denmark is the least corrupt nation in the world, according to an index which suggests corruption is contributing to a crisis in democracy around the world.

Costa Rica es uno de los países más felices del mundo. Esto es lo que la hace diferente

Costa Rica sabe lo que hace. Al país centroamericano de playas maravillosas, selvas y biodiversidad, también se le conoce por su estable democracia y educada población.

Costa Rica is one of the world's happiest countries. Here's what it does differently

Costa Rica is getting something right. The Central American country of stunning beaches, rainforests, and biodiversity, is also known for its stable democracy and educated population.

Chart of the day: How life expectancy has changed over 200 years

How closely is wealth linked to health? In 2015, Qatar had the highest income per capita in the world while people living in Andorra had the highest life expectancy, living on average fiv...

These charts show the economic challenges facing Zimbabwe post-Mugabe

As Emmerson Mnangagwa touches down in Zimbabwe today, the man due to be sworn in as president on Friday faces a mighty challenge to restore his country to economic health.

Oslo just decided to get rid of its parking spaces 

Oslo had hoped to be the first major European city to ban cars, but a furious backlash forced the council to think again.

Q&A: How can Turkey narrow its gender gap?

The robot revolution has already begun