Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Geographical Contributors
How far can the UK keep flying?
With carbon budgets tightening and clean fuels still scarce, the push for airport expansion is becoming a high stakes gamble in the UK
How China’s economic reset could reshape the UK’s future
China’s new five-year plan will create short-term opportunities but long-term uncertainty for UK businesses in an increasingly competitive and interconnected world
How trail running has boomed in China
Trail running was once baffling, even laughable, in rural China. Today, it's a booming sport drawing thousands into the mountains
Writer’s Reads: Fred Pearce
Discover Fred Pearce’s top literary picks from his library, in our latest instalment of Writers’ Reads…
Review: Despite It All by Fred Pearce
Learn more about Despite It All, Pearce's new book about how we can be more optimistic about the state of the planet
Ireland: Mapping the Island
Charting centuries of Ireland’s pasty Ireland: Mapping the Island reveals the island’s evolving identity through extraordinary maps
The women banished as witches in West Africa
In a remote part of West Africa, centuries-old superstitions continue to condemn women accused of witchcraft to exile. A landmark bill offers hope — but can justice overcome belief?
Falling into the wrong Thucydides’s trap
Rather than China versus USA, the more consequential contest may be between a slowing China and an ascendant India
Untamed Tanzania: Vihann’s adventure
From the giant tuskers of Tarangire to the thunder of the Great Migration, safari expert Vihann Van Wyk explores Tanzania
How our new world works, according to Mark Carney
Unpacking Mark Carney's speech at Davos to understand how middle power countries like Canada can prosper
A guide to the real Zimbabwe
Devryn Panaino talks to Thaakiera Ackerdien about Hwange National Park, exploring how a blend of community culture and conservation creates a safari like no other
ADO Air Carbon: A new benchmark for lightweight folding e-bikes
The ADO Air Carbon is the new folding e-bike designed for UK commuters, making light weight and easy portability the standard
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