Lansana Keita rejected Eurocentric ideas, tracing the philosophical tradition back to African Kemet or ancient Egypt ...

Edo, modern Tokyo, transformed from a city near ecological collapse to a thriving epicentre by creating a circular economy ...

Since living requires choosing, we will always feel regret about the paths not taken. But what matters is the future we forge ...

is a practical philosopher and entrepreneur. He is a faculty member at the Banff Centre in Canada, where he trains creative leaders, and at Kaospilot in Denmark, where he trains social entrepreneurs.

China’s regime insists on national unity and international harmony. Is this anything more than an imperial posture?

Broadcast at Times Square, this kaleidoscopic reimagining of a powwow dance celebrates the strength of Indigenous women ...

At the time of writing, Australia is on fire. The fires have killed at least 25 humans and more than a billion animals. Animals such as koalas are especially at risk, since their normal response to ...

Americans love to gamble. But placing bets on wildfires, floods and storms comes with serious moral and social costs ...

If technology threatens to flatten our humanity, artists can deepen it. Hear how, from a flamenco musician and a juggler ...

Our cursed age of self-monitoring and optimisation didn’t start with big tech: as so often, the Victorians are to blame ...

We all want longevity without compromising on quality of life. This 87-year-old achieves both with a daily running habit ...

In September 1943, as the tide of the Second World War was turning in the Soviet Union’s favour, the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin called a meeting at the Kremlin. Alongside the foreign minister ...