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Who is spending the most on weapons?

Global military spending has increased in real terms for the first time since the US began withdrawing troops from Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Top 8 emerging diseases likely to cause major epidemics

World Health Day encourages people to talk about health problems affecting countries around the world, including emerging diseases with the potential to harm millions.

The US is no longer the most obese nation - one country is doing even worse

Reaching the UN target for halting the rise in obesity rates by 2025 is impossible, according to new research.

This is the way Mexico City is tackling an urgent air pollution crisis

Residents of Mexico City have been ordered to not use their cars one day a week, in an attempt to reduce the current exceptionally high levels of air pollution in the city.

In a world of just 100 people inequality becomes glaringly obvious

When you shrink the world’s population down to only 100 people, you start to get an idea of just how unequal the world is.

Have we dramatically underestimated rising sea levels?

Coastal cities across the world are threatened by rising sea levels, but a new study has found that we might be significantly underestimating the risk.

How many of these leadership traits have you mastered?

Being an effective leader means mastering skills from five key themes, a new study has found.

5 facts about tuberculosis – a disease that still kills millions

It's World TB Day today, and the World Health Organization has launched a campaign to bring an end to tuberculosis.

Is terrorism in Europe at a historical high?

With the recent attacks on Brussels, Paris and Turkey, the threat of terrorism understandably looms large in the minds of many Europeans. But our perspective may be historically skewed: t...

Is an 'old boys' network' holding women back?

The original social network – the “old boys’ club” – is being blamed for preventing women getting into the boardroom in Britain's top companies.

Engaging your employees is good, but don’t stop there

It seems that if you really want to improve productivity you don’t just need to engage those around you – you need to inspire them too.

Why an unfair boss is better than an unpredictable one

No one likes an unfair boss. But it appears that you are better off with a consistently unfair manager than one who is inconsistently fair.

Why leaders should embrace being bad at new things

We need to be comfortable being bad at things so we can eventually be better at them.

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