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Who is spending the most on weapons?

The world is spending more on weapons, despite many countries cutting their military budgets.

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Top 8 emerging diseases likely to cause major epidemics

The diseases, identified by the WHO, could lead to major outbreaks in the future.

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

Global obesity levels have increased dramatically over the past 30 years. More people are now obese than underweight.

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

Mexico has implemented a new system in an attempt to tackle increasing air pollution.

In a world of just 100 people inequality becomes glaringly obvious

This video shows how the global population would be divided, and how equality would look, if the world were 100 people.

Have we dramatically underestimated rising sea levels?

Sea levels could rise by two metres by 2100 – doubling previous predictions, according to a new study.

How many of these leadership traits have you mastered?

These are the 10 competencies needed to be an effective leader.

5 facts about tuberculosis – a disease that still kills millions

On World TB Day here are 5 facts about the disease that affects millions worldwide.

Is terrorism in Europe at a historical high?

Numbers of people killed in terror attacks in Western Europe were considerably higher in the 70s and 80s than in recent years.

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

Top UK companies are using personal networks for appointing board members, hindering women’s chances.

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

Inspired employees are the most productive.

Why an unfair boss is better than an unpredictable one

Research has found that employees prefer a consistently unfair boss than an inconsistently fair one.

Why leaders should embrace being bad at new things

Adults often resist learning for fear of being a novice, but being bad at first leads to being better later.

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