The World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting starts today, January 21 in Davos, Switzerland. WEF

The real estate market in the USA is massive, and only getting larger. The population

68 percent of the world’s population will be living in urban areas by 2050, according

The Age Of Empires might be over but their influence on the current geopolitical situation

By taking over even a small proportion of driverless cars, hackers can paralyze city operations,

The new decade is quite fragile in terms of the state of the world economy. In

Maps are great instruments for navigation. However, they have little to say when it comes

Setting up a business in one of the USA’s many large cities is much different

Australia is witnessing the worst forest fires of its modern history, provoked by months of

Japan is once again the leader when it comes to the number of destinations a

Some of the ten most populous countries in the world right now will no longer

China boasts the largest military in the world in terms of available active military manpower,

Even countries that have broken ties with each other need to communicate in times of

Last Friday, January 03, a US drone strike killed General Qassem Soleimani, the commander of

Despite the claims of optimists, the odds that an international conflict will snowball into a

The US government has killed Iranian general Qassem Suleimani, commander of the Quds Force, the

Economists used to admire scientists. Now they ignore them at our peril. Back in the

Road traffic can be viewed as a system the cars are flowing into. Traffic jams

Despite the attention given by economists and politicians to the GDP as a measure of

The United Nations’ COP25 climate talks concluded on Sunday morning in Madrid, almost 40 hours

The House of Representatives has impeached President Donald Trump. Attention now turns to the Senate.

The concept of a circular economy has been steadily gaining momentum as of recent years.

Democracy doesn’t work. Plato thought it was a terrible system, a prelude to tyranny, giving

With Boris Johnson’s impressive election victory, one of the biggest questions in British politics will

Officials are increasingly recognizing that integrating nature into cities is an effective public health strategy

Results are still rolling in but it looks as though Prime Minister Boris Johnson has

The UK is holding its second general election since 2015 – and third since 2010.

Military services and arms sales last year totalled to $420 billion, this was 4.6. percent

Mountains are beautiful. However, to fixate on their marvelous physicality is a huge disfavor. We

Extreme weather had displaced roughly 20 million people each year over the past decade. This

The 10th of December is celebrated as Human Rights Day. This event marks the day

The world is changing. The place that previous generations grew up in – and even

7th of December 1941 is the day the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. Prior to this,

More than 35 billion tonnes of non-metallic minerals are extracted from the Earth every year.

As the NATO summit begins in London on Dec. 3, it brings together leaders of

In the face of growing security challenges to Europe, from an antagonistic Russia, to instability

While some travel to learn or to immerse themselves in different cultures, some travel with

Apart from fear and fatalities, terrorist attacks also impact our economy negatively. Each year, we

Black Friday – that time of the year for the best shopping deals. If you’re

There are more than 30 million small businesses within the United States as of 2018.  Small businesses create

If you’re living in these ten countries, then your life expectancy is computed to be

The Fourth Industrial Revolution has brought various technological developments which have completely altered the way

Digital technology is dominating the world, changing the way we experience our day-to-day. It turns

Last November 18-22 the Africa Industrialization Week (AIW) was celebrated with the theme, “Positioning African

Rent is one of the major expenses that we have to spend each month. It

Our world is becoming more and more diverse as people continue to move from their

Which cities are the most beautiful in the world? FlightNetwork asked thousands of travel writers,

The advent of smart technology saw businesses feeling the pressure to fit in with advances

With more Americans demanding an alternative to a system that doesn’t serve their needs, the

In early June last 2018, the back-to-back suicides of celebrities Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade,

November 16 marks the International Day of Tolerance. This day, we commemorate tolerance. What is

Numerous anti-government protests have paralyzed cities across the globe for months, from La Paz, Bolivia,

From Hong Kong to Chile and from Lebanon to Iraq, people around the world are

The State of the Earth is not an annual message that we look forward to.

We are in the era of automation. Each year, robots are becoming more and more

Manifestos and livestreaming seem to be the new trend in radical right terrorist attacks. Halle

November 11 marks Veterans Day — and Remembrance Day. If you are in the United

Over 12 days at the start of October 2019 eight people were killed, more than

November 10 marks the World Science Day for Peace and Development. This annual event, according

Multiple times across history, pandemics killed large proportions of humanity. One of the recent pandemics