Some countries have already lost the Milky Way entirely.
The mysteries of tea growing and drinking revealed.
Inside the world's beehives, from record colonies to record fraud.
The Netherlands leads the world, and China trails it by ten points.
Who presses play the most, and how streaming is rewriting television.
Who eats the most from the sea, and how that appetite is shifting.
Why big feet cluster in some countries, and what shoe sizes really say.
Who gets outside most, who rarely does, and what keeps us in.
In some countries a teacher might have seven students. In others, sixty.
Investment, policy, and adoption are moving at wildly different speeds around the world.
A small club of nations is racing to make private spaceflight a national industry.
In Luxembourg, three in five workers hold knowledge-intensive jobs — far above the EU average.
