Perspective is everything, but these curious maps might give a whole new approach to the weird and wonderful world that we ...
Delegates from nearly 200 nations — not including the U.S. — showed they could make some progress. But they deferred the ...
The International Monetary Fund predicts the world's top 20 economies will see their slowest growth since 2009. Protectionism ...
The survey, run with ITB Berlin and Diversity Tourism, highlights large gaps between legal rights, social acceptance and real ...
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva are jumping into the ...
In an increasingly complex energy security context spanning a wide range of fuels and technologies, the World Energy Outlook ...
The world has reached a hinge moment in the energy transition. Leaps in technology are making it possible to cut emissions ...
Two weeks of frenzied negotiations over the planet’s faltering fight against climate change had come down to this: a pre-dawn ...
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If Antarctica fully melts, some nations would vanish from the map
If the ice blanketing Antarctica were to vanish, the world’s shorelines would be redrawn so radically that some countries would simply cease to exist. Entire coastal megacities would be abandoned, new ...
Juan Carlos Monterrey Gomez, a top negotiator for Panama, said the decades-long United Nations process risks “becoming a ...
Between Nov. 10 and 21, more than 56,000 delegates, including representatives from nearly 200 nations, gathered in Belém, ...
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