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Economies are like universes - they just keep expanding, and making everything better as they do. Right? This animated explainer by the World Economic Forum and TED-Ed takes a closer look.

More than 10,000 energy protests have taken place since November 2021

According to MIT research, remote work hinders innovation, with a study finding that email communications between different research units fell off.

New research says frequent exercise, including doing housework, lowers the risk of developing dementia, which is the seventh leading cause of death worldwide.

Top COVID-19 news stories: Omicron-targeted COVID-19 boosters approved around the world; New COVID-19 restrictions in Chinese cities; South Korea COVID-19 entry requirements eased.

Researchers believe long COVID could arise because the same antibodies responsible for fighting COVID-19 are prone to targeting a person’s body tissue.

National oil companies fulfil multiple roles and deliver complex national mandates but they face challenges with ESG reporting. Stakeholder capitalism metrics offer a solution.

IMF: three letters that have long haunted the economic news of many countries having gained their independence at the end of WW2. The international financial institution dispatches its experts to countries

From Germany's innovative €9 public transport scheme to the US aiming to plant one billion trees, here are some of this week's top climate change stories.

Carbon offsets should channel funds from polluting actives to emission reductions schemes - but do they work?. A rule-setter and a forest manager explain.