Global population growth is entering a new phase as the United Nations World Population Prospects projects that the world’s population will reach about 10.1 billion people by 2100, with almost all net growth coming from Africa, while Europe and parts of Asia decline.

When people talk about America’s closest allies, they often focus on politics, trade, or military partnerships. But what about cultural DNA, the deep similarities in demographics, politics, infrastructure, and everyday life?

Every Thanksgiving, millions of American families gather around tables to celebrate the holiday, with turkey as the centrepiece of the feast. Behind this cherished tradition lies a massive agricultural effort concentrated in a handful of states that dominate the nation’s turkey production.

The latest research from the OECD reveals the leading global countries in research and development.

Addiction is a complex and deeply entrenched issue that affects millions of people across the United States.

The Nobel Prizes honour transformative achievements in science, literature, and peace. Let’s take a look at some countries whose Nobel laureates have made significant contributions and some of their notable winners:

As the latest election results rolled in, exit polls revealed insights about the American demographic shifts influencing the outcome. This year saw notable support for Donald Trump among Latino men, while Kamala Harris maintained a solid urban base despite reduced turnout in some key states.