Tracking global migration has long been hampered by poor, outdated data. Now researchers have harnessed social media data to create a near real-time map of international movement.

As the global population grows, it will not do so equally everywhere. This map explores population growth—and decline.

After visiting all seven continents in a year, I'd go back to countries like Australia and Turkey, but I'd skip return trips ...

These estimates, drawn from the location data of three billion Facebook users, provide a view of human migration in ...

Travel and tourism make the world go around and drive economies everywhere. But where are the top most visited places that ...

President Trump’s envoy says the territories are key to resolving the war, but their status could in fact become a sticking ...

To save their homes, Ukrainians face a dangerous return through Russia, and pressure to take a Russian passport.

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