London has been rated the world’s most “magnetic” city for the ninth consecutive year, confounding critics who said Brexit, and the political turmoil it generated, would harm its standing...
The COVID-19 pandemic could push another 200 million people into extreme poverty unless action is taken to accelerate development efforts, according to a new United Nations report.
在“全球杀害女性大流行”中，每小时有6名女性会被男性杀害，而新冠肺炎的爆发部分掩盖了这件事，因此联合国呼吁采取紧急行动。
Hate your job and want to move on? Chances are that it's down to your boss or the people you work with, rather than how interesting you find the work.
Every great city has its icons – for London, it’s Big Ben, red buses and black cabs. The only catch is that there aren’t many of the taxis on the streets anymore.
Here’s the good news: we can prevent future pandemics.
Six women are killed by men every hour in a “global pandemic of femicide” that is being partly hidden by COVID-19 – and the United Nations is calling for urgent action.
A “plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered” was how the 19th-century American poet, Ralph Waldo Emerson, described a weed – and he may have been on to something.
ニュージーランドは、初の電動航空機が納入されたことで、航空におけるカーボンフリーの未来を模索する国々の仲間入りをしました。
The global food security challenge is straightforward: by 2050, the world must feed two billion more people, an increase of a quarter from today’s global population. The demand for food w...
We are what we eat. But what we eat can also tell us a lot about our history as a species on this planet and the evolution of human society.
A legal identity is not just about opening a bank account: access to healthcare and your right to vote may depend on it. But just under 1 billion people in the world can’t prove who they ...
World hunger continues to rise, yet we are still throwing away a billion tonnes of food every year. It’s not too late to switch our habits, though, and make a positive impact.
For young Dutch fashion designer Bas Timmer, the death of his friend’s homeless father, sleeping rough on the streets, was a moment that changed his life.
To limit global warming to 1.5C, in line with the Paris Agreement, we need to cut current greenhouse-gas-emission levels in half by 2030 and reduce them to “net zero” by 2050.
