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Strong Words, But Little Action at Arctic Summit

By Leehi Yona
After a one-day summit in the U.S. Arctic’s biggest city, leaders from the world’s northern countries acknowledged that climate change is seriously disrupting the Arctic ecosystem, yet left without committing themselves to serious action to fight the negative impacts of global warming.

Opinion: Immigration, Myths and the Irresponsibility of Europe

By Roberto Savio
With little fanfare, the German IFO Institute for Economic Research recently published a report on population projections for Germany which states simply that the country’s population is shrinking fast.

Sustaining the Future Through Culture

By A. D. McKenzie
International experts working in the creative sector are calling for governments to recognise the integral role that culture plays in development and to ensure that culture is a part of the post-2015 United Nations development goals, to be discussed next year.

Rich Nations Fall Short of Development Potential

By Sarah McHaney

The United States is lagging far behind other developed countries in its policies aimed at improving global prosperity, according to new research.



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