A longer life will require more than one version of you, and the judgement to know which of the older ones are worth keeping.

Fewer than one in seven of Europe's primary teachers is a man. Ministers keep saying they want more of them, and keep failing ...

Governments are pouring record public sums into space. But the returns, and above all the rockets, still belong mostly to ...

Covid faded, the politics it fed did not. The populist parties that rode the pandemic dropped the vaccine talk but have all ...

When competitiveness is beginning to slip, asking people to work harder can actually look suspiciously like moving backwards.

Firms worked hard to make their supply chains greener. The more urgent threat is the weather now breaking them, and few have a plan for it.

Artificial intelligence is the technology of the moment, and Central and Eastern Europe can meet it as eleven competitors or ...

Germany showed the world what reuniting a country costs. For Moldova, the road west through Brussels looks cheaper and ...

Net zero began as a description of the planet's carbon budget. It now describes jobs, buildings and growth, and means less with every year.

The city that abolished outdoor advertising is having second thoughts. Two decades on, the admen it banished have found their way back in. Walking around São Paulo for the first time, very little ...

In the first of a new series drawing on the original analysis and data collected by Emerging Europe as part of our Future of IT report, we look at the region’s most competitive IT sector: digital ...

Ukraine’s Orthodox Church split from its Russian counterpart in 2018. We explain why. In October 2018, the Ukrainian Orthodox Church officially split from its Russian counterpart, after more than 300 ...