Health and Healthcare Systems
How and when will this pandemic end? We asked a virologist
We are in the thick of a pandemic - but one day, it will end. Belgian virologist Guido Vanham explores how that might happen - and what are the factors at play.
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Forum Institutional
This man is sleeping out in the Davos cold to make a point about homelessness
Homelessness is a global problem with around 150 million people lacking a roof over their heads.
Climate Action
Why I ride my bike to work, by the Prime Minister of the Netherlands
The Dutch Prime Minister is just one of millions cycling to work in the country. Here he explains why it’s a nation of cyclists.
Geographies in Depth
China in pictures: Tourism
As its middle class grows and consumer spending increases, Chinese tourists are making a huge impact on the world. Spending 258 billion U.S. dollars abroad (around 20% of the world’s tota...
Climate Action
Millones de personas comen pulpo. Aquí le explicamos por qué no deberían
Criar pulpos no solo es poco ético sino también perjudicial para el medio ambiente, sostienen los científicos.
Nous sommes des millions à manger du poulpe - voici pourquoi nous ne devrions pas
Selon les scientifiques, l’élevage de poulpes n’est pas seulement contraire à l’éthique, il est aussi très néfaste pour l’environnement.
Nature and Biodiversity
Millions of people eat octopus- here's why we shouldn't
Farming octopuses is not only unethical but deeply damaging to the environment, scientists say.
Nature and Biodiversity
A shocking new report reveals what we've done to the natural world
As a result of human activity, one million animal and plant species could disappear in the next few decades - the most that have ever been at risk in human history.
Industries in Depth
Meet the Syrian refugee chef whose food is helping save lives back home
Imad Alarnab is a chef living in London. He is also a Syrian refugee. Here's how he is using his culinary skills to raise money to help others fleeing his home country.