Humanity’s fight against our ancient foe just entered its third, and most critical phase
Read MoreA scorecard for the last 12 months
Read MoreOptimism is a choice, not a reaction
Read MoreIf you’re feeling despair about the fate of humanity in the 21st century, you might want to reconsider.
Read MoreWe’re losing fewer people to natural disasters every year
Read MoreHow to hold on tightly… and let go lightly
Read MoreYour opinions about global inequality really depend on where you’re standing
Read MoreRacism, xenophobia, bigotry and sexism have always been there, it’s just that we can see them more clearly now.
Read MoreBad news is a bubble, too.
Read More90% of the world's children are now learning to read and write - and we're teaching them in new ways too
Read MoreWe, for one, don't have to welcome our new overlords.
Read MoreThe tech industry is one of the least diverse on earth. It needs to change.
Read MoreThe WhatsApp notifications begin around 6am, when customers catch their first glimpse of today’s special dosa—paneer masala dosa with onion thokku.
Read MoreWhy millennials, parents, the internet and the elderly all talking about Pokémon Go
Read MoreThis year, global hunger dropped to its lowest point in 25 years. What’s more, it’s about to fall to its lowest point ever.
Read MoreBefore you despair, perhaps we could encourage you to ask three simple questions the next time you encounter a bad news story.
Read MoreWe are experiencing one of the least discussed, yet most remarkable cultural shifts of all time: war, one of our species’ most abiding and defining social practices, is at its lowest ebb ever.
Read MoreIf you live in an English-speaking country then a lot of the ‘international news’ you consume comes from a pretty limited range of sources.
Read MoreIf you're feeling despair about the fate of the planet, reconsider. We are suddenly responding to the climate emergency with astonishing speed. The game is not over. And the good guys are starting to win.
Read MoreRich people have been hiding their money for centuries. Not anymore though.
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