Have you ever wondered which part of the world is the happiest ... Scroll below to look at the maps and an explanation of their findings. One map shows the countries where people have the highest ...

If you love to travel the world but also can't imagine not going to Disney for your next vacation, then EPCOT is the place ...

Moreover, the report found that nine of the 13 female world leaders are their ... but since then, only 60 countries, 31 percent of U.N. member states, have ever had a woman leader.

In the U.S. and around the world, Save the Children does whatever it takes ... The U.S. still trails nearly all other advanced countries in helping children reach their full potential despite major ...

These are just a few of the global destinations given World Heritage status by the United ... But with 1,153 properties in 194 countries (and counting), where to start? From geological wonders ...

SEE MORE: The 25 Best Countries in the World] In the survey ... the best countries for raising kids, the best countries for traveling alone and the best countries to headquarter a corporation.

The Australian government has announced a ‘world-leading’ legislation to ban children under 16 from using social media. The ...

This, she says, needs to change, and children introduced to mapping at a lower age as is the case in many education curricula in developed countries ... children’s world map drawing competition ...

This is what children are telling us too. Last week, I heard this message loud and clear in Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan, the world’s largest camp for ... in the digital environment. Regions and ...

15. South Africa — It is one of the best countries in the world for available leisure activities for kids, but it still lacks a decent score from expats for family well-being. 14. Luxembourg ...

The world is ... halve by 2100. Countries will also age dramatically, with as many people turning 80 as there are being born. The fertility rate - the average number of children a woman gives ...

What kills perhaps 1.5 million people or more each year around the world? 3. A new American ... but it appears that roughly half of children in those countries suffer from elevated lead.