The lights on the historic building at the Grand Place were switched off for one hour as part of the international "Earth Hour" campaign launched by the non-governmental organization WWF. Wiktor ...

How the world votes The voting age of 18 is still the dominant age. It is the minimum voting age practised around the world – in 202 countries to be exact. Only 10 countries have a minimum voting age ...

Park City is a skier's utopia where home values have been increasing for decades. According to World Population Review ... and began selling homes in the area in 2012. He told Business Insider ...

In a powerful parallel session held alongside the 69th UN Commission on the Status of Women, key thought leaders called on stakeholders to position African-led research as the driving force for ...

Consider this: even in the largest cities, most travellers tend to stick to a small area, somewhere well known ... on the planet by the respected World’s 50 Best list. Essentials Buenos Aires ...

(NEXSTAR) — The U.S. has again fallen down the list in the latest World Happiness Report, but more of its cities have joined a metro-focused happiness list. The World Happiness Report 2025 ...

(Gian Ehrenzeller/Keystone via AP) Czech Republic’s Ester Ledecka, back to camera, hugs Switzerland’s Ladina Caviezel at the finish area of a Snowboard Parallel Giant Slalom event at the Freestyle ...

Meanwhile, 44-year-old Roland Fischnaller completed a fairytale story to earn men’s parallel giant slalom gold, just his second career world title to end an 11-year wait to return to the top of the ...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency canceled a grant that would monitor air pollutants near the Delaware City Refinery. Around a year and a half after a $500,000 grant was approved under the ...

World’s Most Polluted Cities in 2024-25: Out of 138 countries and regions assessed, 126 (representing 91.3%) exceeded the World Health Organization’s (WHO) annual guidelines for PM2.5 concentrations, ...

Because every country — and some cities — have their own unique set ... The penalty for flouting the law is a $2,000 (around £767) fine, or a one-year imprisonment, or both.