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STORY AT-A-GLANCE Robert Malone, inventor of the mRNA and DNA vaccine core platform technology (the original platform, not the current mRNA COVID shots), has published a new book, “Lies My [...]

Just 4% of Europe’s urban population breathes air that meets standards deemed safe by the World Health Organization, the European Environment Agency says.

The World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting 2023 will take place January 16-20 2023 in Davos. Find out more about how to follow the event live on this page.

Metaverse news: Business schools enter the metaverse; Gender inequality is already a metaverse reality; Motion trackers could make avatars more lifelike.

Soaring global prices are making the world’s leading cities prohibitively expensive places to live, a new survey shows.

The pact includes objectives for the preservation and restoration of ecosystems, such as wetlands, and for safeguarding Indigenous peoples’ rights.

Icelanders like to give one another books on Christmas Eve. It’s a tradition they call Jólabókaflóð or the Christmas book flood.

Climate change is impacting everything from the sex and size of animals to the state of wine and coffee crops. It’s also making flights a lot bumpier.

Top health news stories: Ebola vaccine trial candidates arrive in Uganda; global cholera vaccine stocks run low; countries continue to fight COVID-19 outbreaks.

Davos has been the focus of world attention every January for over 50 years. But what happens at the annual meeting of global leaders - and why does it matter?