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QUIZ: Flags of the World – Hard
How well do you know your flags? From bold stripes to curious colours, flags reveal a lot about a country’s…
QUIZ: Geography Trivia
Test your global smarts with this random mix of geographical brain-teasers from every corner of the map. Good luck!
QUIZ: Capital Cities – Europe
How well do you know Europe’s capitals? Put your geography skills to the test with this quiz on the political…
QUIZ: Country Spotlight – Papua New Guinea
Test your knowledge of Papua New Guinea, a country rich in cultures, languages, and dramatic landscapes. Good luck!
QUIZ: Forgotten Countries
Think you know your world map? Test your knowledge of countries that have changed names, identities or simply slipped off…
Geo explainers
Geo Explainer: Why seagrass helps combat climate change
Seagrass boasts a range of climate-change-fighting qualities, but must be conserved to be utilised in the future.
Geo Explainer: What are the Northern Lights?
The northern lights are an awe-inspiring phenomenon on Earth, find out what causes them and the history of their prominence throughout time.
Geo explainer: How are deserts formed?
Covering around 20% of the Earth’s surface, deserts are vast & harsh landscapes. From the Sahara to the Arctic, we delve into their formation
Geo explainer: What is the ring of fire?
The Ring of Fire is the site of many of the most powerful and destructive volcanic eruptions and earthquakes in history.
Geo explainer: What causes heatwaves?
What exactly is a heatwave, when and why do they happen, and how is climate change having an impact on them?
Worldview – opinion, comment & campaigns
Is COP29 at a dead end?
Geographical’s climate columnist Marco Magrini fears that COP29 has nowhere to go as the planet continues to warm
Has the United Nations become a retired superhero?
Tim Marshall argues that despite its many flaws, the United Nations does far more good than harm across the world.
Can we learn from environmental protests – then and now?
Andrew Brooks asks whether the lessons learned from a mass 1930s trespass should be applied to today’s environmental protests.
Why it is so important that the USA and China can talk to each other
Tim Marshall on the importance of USA and China relations during a world crisis – and what communication links the countries have.
Can microbes save us from plastic pollution?
Robin Hanbury-Tenison on solving the plastics problem across the globe before we all end up as waste product
