Cities

Ghana’s experiment could be a model of structured 24-hour economy governance if it leads to greater productivity and economic resilience

With the US withdrawing from international commitments on climate, trade and migration, some city leaders will continue collaboration with their global counterparts. But for how long?

It's official. The world's top global risk is misinformation and disinformation, according to the World Economic Forum

Disinformation now spreads at a speed and scale that society has never faced before, but cities are uniquely positioned to respond to this growing challenge

Riots and violent unrest in the UK following the murder of children in Southport demonstrates the need for city governments to act quickly against disinformation

Maps tell stories, help discovery, provoke discussion and can change the way we understand our world. Welcome to Map of the Month

In 2024, there is still a place for physical workspaces – but employers need to think carefully about when and how to use them

New construction is the source of massive amounts of carbon pollution. Retrofitting existing infrastructure is cleaner, and brings multiple benefits

Everyone needs access to urban green spaces, not just those in more affluent areas

Disinformation is a modern reality. It sows distrust and division in communities, but it’s also affecting our cities’ ability to function