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Military spending by NATO’s European states amounts to the second-biggest defence budget in the world if taken as a whole, a new study from IISS reveals. But does Europe spend enough?
Also in this week's roundup: the race to go green and the results from Finland's basic income experiment.
Sovereign wealth funds could help many countries capitalise on their rich natural resources.
They store carbon, protect against flooding and create breeding grounds for fish. But these verdant, lush ecosystems are under threat.
The standoff over funding for President Donald Trump’s border wall with Mexico has already triggered the longest government shutdown in US history. Now it could cause another.
Romania recorded the highest ratio of GDP per hours worked - or in other words, the ability to get stuff done in less time. But is that always a good thing?
From the speed at which the US can go 100% clean energy, to what will happen to its fossil fuel workers...
Competition for land use in Southeast Asia has reached crisis point, leading to the innovative solution of floating solar panels.
Created by the research company OpenAI, researchers say its the most advanced of its kind.
The retail giant hope that its latest venture will encourage consumers to reduce waste and help create a more circular economy.
Highly respected teachers, free school meals for all children and a learn through play model - just some of ways education in Finland excels.
Around 8 million metric tons of plastic enters the world's oceans every year - with much of it carried by the world's rivers.
Solar and hydroelectric power could be the key to providing remote communities in Afghanistan, Nepal and Bhutan with a reliable source of renewable energy.
The dry-ski slope has been built on top of a waste-treatment plant 10 minutes from downtown Copenhagen.
Oil and gas companies are investing heavily in EV charging companies.
