International Cities

International cities, also known as global cities or world cities, are urban centers that play a significant role in the world economy, culture, and politics. They often have a high level of connectivity, attracting businesses, investment, and talent from around the globe. Key features include major financial institutions, cultural landmarks, international organizations, and diverse populations. Examples include New York, London, and Tokyo. These cities influence global trends, serve as hubs for trade and innovation, and often have significant cultural impact, making them important players in international affairs and global collaboration.