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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken (C) looks towards Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi (R) during a joint press availability along with South Korean Foreign Minister Chung Eui-yong (L) following their meeting in Honolulu

Ukraine Crisis Overshadows Blinken Bridgebuilding Trip To Asia

Ukraine crisis overshadows Blinken bridgebuilding trip to Asia

Oil Majors Face Backlash As Era Of Big Profits Returns

US firm ExxonMobil, France's TotalEnergies, and UK giants Shell and BP announced in the past week 2021 profits totalling a whopping $66.7 billion

Oil majors face backlash as era of big profits returns

Swiss Vote On Banning Tobacco Advertising, Animal Testing

Switzerland lags far behind most wealthy nations in restricting tobacco advertising

Swiss vote on banning tobacco advertising, animal testing

The WHO wants a moratorium on boosters until the end of 2021 to free up jabs for poorer nations

CDC Reveals How Long Covid Booster Shot Maintains Efficacy

The CDC published a report Friday stating how long booster shots remain in effect.

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AstraZeneca will sell its Covid vaccine at a profit this year

COVID Vaccine And Menstrual Problems: European Agency Looks Into Possible Connection

The European Medicines Agency will look into a possible connection between COVID vaccines and changes in menstrual cycles.

Coca-Cola pledged that 25 percent of its global packaging would be reusable by 2030

Coca-Cola Says 25% Of Packaging Will Be Reusable By 2030

Coca-Cola says 25% of packaging will be reusable by 2030

The World Health Organization (WHO) headquarters in Geneva

'We Know There Will Be More Variants Of Concern': Why WHO Scientist Says Covid Isn't Ending

WHO chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan stressed that additional variants are imminent and that the pandemic is not over

Secretary of State Antony Blinken says US focus remains on Asia

US, Asia Allies Meet To Deepen Bulwark Against China

US, Asia allies meet to deepen bulwark against China

What Is Lassa Fever? UK Reports Cases For 1st Time In Over A Decade

The last Lassa fever cases in the U.K. were reported in 2009.

This long-exposure image shows a trail of a group of SpaceX's Starlink satellites passing over Uruguay on February 7, 2021

Space Debris That Disintegrated Over Puerto Rico Likely Starlink Satellite [Video]

The video shows space debris disintegrating over Puerto Rico.

Tomas Chirimini, president of the Africania civic group for AfroUruguayans believes Las Llamadas have become commercialized and are being watered down with new, modern musical influences

Las Llamadas: Uruguayan Festival Born From African Struggle

Las Llamadas: Uruguayan festival born from African struggle

Koalas have been listed as endangered across a large section of Australia's east coast

Australia Warns Koalas 'Endangered' As Numbers Plunge

Australia warns koalas 'endangered' as numbers plunge

COVID-19 Could Attack Placenta, Cause Stillbirths In Unvaccinated Pregnant Women: Study

The placenta is the organ responsible for developing a fetus and providing it oxygen and nutrients needed to grow.

Covid-19 has claimed more than 620,000 lives in Brazil, a toll second only to the United States

The Massive Threat COVID-19 Poses To The Heart, According To This Study

Researchers found that the chances of developing heart disorders after recovering from COVID-19 were much higher than those who never got the disease.

A news cameraman undergoes a Covid-19 test upon arrival at Beijing airport

COVID's Long-Term Impact On Mental Health Coming Into Focus

A larger number of psychologists and psychiatrists have reported an increase of patients requesting mental health support throughout the course of the pandemic

Von der Leyen and Senegalese President Macky Sall met ahead next week's EU-Africa summit

EU Chief Unveils 150-bn-euro Investment Plan For Africa

EU chief unveils 150-bn-euro investment plan for Africa

A woman hands in her hamster named "Marshmallow" to a government-run animal management centre

Hamsters Can Infect Humans With COVID-19, HK Outbreak Came From Rodents: Study

Humans are still much more likely to get infected by each other than by their pets.

In 2017 a court in Argentina granted this female chimpanzee Cecilia the right not to be imprisoned without trial, under habeas corpus

Swiss Region Votes On Giving Primates Fundamental Rights

Swiss region votes on giving primates fundamental rights

Bing Dwen Dwen officially means "ice child" in Mandarin, but the popular rotund mascot is more colloqially means "ice chubster"

Panda 'Phenomenon' Surprises Beijing Olympics Mascot Designer

Panda 'phenomenon' surprises Beijing Olympics mascot designer

Help Scientists Find These 'Most Wanted' Lost Species, 'Lost Legends'

The "lost legends" are the ones whose rediscoveries are "long-shots at best."

West Ham Fine Zouma For Abusing Cat, Clothing Sponsor Cuts Ties

West Ham fine Zouma for abusing cat, clothing sponsor cuts ties

CDC Has Yet To Authorize Covid Vaccine For Kids Under 5: What To Know

The CDC has yet to authorize Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for children as young as 6 months

Schools have been focal points of US political debate throughout the pandemic, with heated confrontations over masking policies, social issues like race and history, and now sexual and gender identity

'Don't Say Gay:' Sex Education Fuels US Culture Wars

'Don't say gay:' Sex education fuels US culture wars

U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry at a meeting with Mexican Foreign Affairs Secretary Marcelo Ebrard (out of frame) in Mexico City on February 9, 2022

US Envoy Kerry Presses Mexico On Climate, Energy

US envoy Kerry presses Mexico on climate, energy

File picture showing Prince Charles visiting the control room at the Joint European Torus (JET) experiment near Oxford, where scientists say they have broken a record for nuclear fusion

Climate Hope As Scientists In UK Set Fusion Record

Climate hope as scientists in UK set fusion record

The internal slide set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) stresses "the war has changed" as a result of Delta

What The CDC Is Saying About States Dismissing Mask Mandates

The dismissal of mask mandates in various states across the nation has the CDC concerned about the potential surge of cases.

Temporary COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effect Affects Only Women: Study

The study looked at data from 2,403 vaccinated and 1,556 unvaccinated women in the United States between the ages of 18 and 45.

The huge crocodile has had the motorcycle tyre around its neck for several years

Indonesian Crocodile With Neck Stuck In Motorbike Tire Is Finally Freed

It was a local who "just wanted to help" that finally managed to capture the crocodile and remove the tire.

Legions of Hindu faithful have praised Narendra Modi's party for delivering on its promise to build the Ayodhya temple

Hindu Pride And Muslim Fears Overshadow Key Indian Poll

Hindu pride and Muslim fears overshadow key Indian poll

Monkeys Can 'Choke' Under Pressure Too, Study Finds

It's not just humans that can "choke" or "thrive" under pressure, according to researchers of a recent study.

The Natais factory's fully automated production lines fill up to 300 sachets of microwavable popcorn per minute

Pandemic Sets Sales Of Microwavable Popcorn A-pinging

Pandemic sets sales of microwavable popcorn a-pinging

China's Communist leadership has declared hopes of transforming its nascent winter sports industry into a $157 billion powerhouse

Beijing Sells Troubled Xinjiang As A Winter Sports Paradise

Beijing sells troubled Xinjiang as a winter sports paradise

Close-up of woman's hands eating salad wit tomato, pomegranate, papaya and olives, papaya with fruits and with wine glass

Switching To A More Plant-Based Diet Can Add Years To Your Life Expectancy: Study

Researchers found that "people of all ages" can have significant life expectancy gains from a sustained change in diet -- from a more Western diet to an optimal, more plant-based diet.