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If you’ve been looking around for a new job lately, and especially if you’ve been working in your field for a decade or two, you may have noticed that more

Sweden’s departure lounges are looking less crowded as more Swedes are deciding to take the train rather than fly.   Passenger numbers at Swedish

 Full report  Download PDF (5.88 MB)Briefing  Download PDF (1.92 MB)  This is the thirteenth edition of the Global Peace Index (

Nasa is to allow tourists to visit the International Space Station from 2020, priced at $35,000 (£27,500) per night. The US space agency said it would

As digital technologies facilitate the growth of both new and incumbent organizations, we have started to see the darker sides of the digital economy

It’s #WorldEnvironmentDay and the theme for this year is #BeatAirPollution - urging people to "be part of the solution, not part of the pollution".

As helpful as SpaceX's Starlink satellites may be, they could be a pain for astronomers. The Harvard-Smithsonian Center's Jonathan McDowell

Ready to go to Mars? Well, you can get a boarding pass for a trek to the Red Planet, but only your name will make the trip.   Let us explain.

How do levels of optimism change throughout our life? Researchers at the University of California, Davis, figured out the answer.   They analyzed a

The 2019 Ranking Digital Rights Corporate Accountability Index evaluated 24 of the world’s most powerful internet, mobile ecosystem, and telecommunications

It was only six years ago that venture capitalist Aileen Lee coined the term “unicorn” to describe any privately-held startup worth $1 billion or more.

The rise of the machines has well and truly started. Data from the International Federation of Robotics reveals that the pace of industrial

In the late 1950s, a scientist named Lewis Kaplan divined a new and groundbreaking way to calculate temperature in the atmosphere for weather forecasting: by

“AI is here today; it’s not just the future of technology. It’s embedded in the fabric of your everyday life.” — Neil Jacobstein, Singularity University

As we dive into the brave new world of gene editing, CRISPR technologies are undoubtedly becoming increasingly precise, but alongside enhanced