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Anne Hidalgo is the hot favourite to win the nomination of the Socialist party

Paris Mayor Hidalgo Joins Battle To Topple Macron

Paris mayor Hidalgo joins battle to topple Macron

Clone Your Camel: Beauty Pageants, Races Spur High Demand

Spot the difference: cloned camel calves are big earners in the Gulf region

Clone your camel: beauty pageants, races spur high demand

Norway Grapples With Temptation Of A 'Mini Brexit'

Initially, Brexit gave Norwegian eurosceptics a whiff of hope but the difficulties in untangling British-EU ties put a damper on things

Norway grapples with temptation of a 'mini Brexit'

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says the world is "moving in the wrong direction" on Covid-19 and climate change

UN Chief Calls For Action On Covid-19, Climate

UN chief calls for action on Covid-19, climate

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EU members face a tough battle over budget rules, an old source of tension

EU Budget Battle Looms, As Economy Lifts Out Of Crisis

EU budget battle looms, as economy lifts out of crisis

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces criticism on a nationally televised debate stage ahead of this month's election

Canada's Liberal PM Takes Aim At Conservatives 10 Days Before Ballot

Canada's liberal PM takes aim at conservatives 10 days before ballot

The 'code red' sounded by the United Nations last month has reignited debate about the future of the oil industry in Norway

Turn Off The Oil Taps? Norway Torn Between Climate And Cash

Turn off the oil taps? Norway torn between climate and cash

Norway's Prime Minister Erna Solberg has been in power for eight years

Climate Change Dominates Elections In Oil-rich Norway

Climate change dominates elections in oil-rich Norway

COVID-19 Booster Shot Side Effects Revealed: What A Third Jab Could Feel Like

Pfizer said that the side effects from a third vaccine jab were "similar to or better than" people had after their second dose of the vaccine.

A bridge was submerged in Cauayan, Isabela province in the northern Philippines due to heavy rains brought by Typhoon Chanthu

Super Typhoon Chanthu Threatens Philippines, Taiwan

Super typhoon Chanthu threatens Philippines, Taiwan

beards help in dispersing the energy of a blow to the face

Ig Nobel Prize 2021: Research On Beards, Upside-Down Rhino Transport Among This Year's Winners

The researchers behind the study on beards as a protection from face punches are among this year's winners.

US President Joe Biden delivers remarks on plans to stop the spread of the Delta variant and boost Covid-19 vaccinations at the State Dinning Room of the White House, in Washington, DC on September 9, 2021.

Biden Ramps Up Vaccine Mandates In Covid Battle

Biden ramps up vaccine mandates in Covid battle

Coronavirus Update: COVID-19 Infection Rate 10 Times Higher Than Needed To End Pandemic

"In a country of our size, you can't be hanging around and having 100,000 infections a day. You've got to get well below 10,000 before you start feeling comfortable," Fauci said.

The IAA auto show is the first big event of its type in Germany this year since the pandemic started

Bicycles, Mini-cars, Protests: Climate Fears Mar Motor Show

Bicycles, mini-cars, protests: climate fears mar motor show

The University of Pennsylvania immunologist, who on Thursday shared the $3 million 2022 Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences with his long time collaborator Katalin Kariko, is now spearheading efforts to design a new vaccine against all coronaviruses

Co-inventor Of MRNA Shots Sets Sights On Pan-coronavirus Vaccine

Co-inventor of mRNA shots sets sights on pan-coronavirus vaccine

Traffic Noise Exposure Increases Dementia Risk, Study Finds

Researchers found a 27% higher risk for Alzheimer's disease from exposure to road traffic noise over 55 decibels.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison said Australia's energy resources exports were needed to power developing countries

Australia Vows To Keep Mining Coal Despite Climate Warning

Australia vows to keep mining coal despite climate warning

These Flightless Parrots Are Very Inbred But Genetically Thriving, Researchers Find

The kākāpō is still critically endangered, but the findings are "encouraging," researchers said.

Cats Also Benefit From Adoption By Families Of Children With Autism: Study

The adopted cats became "significantly less stressed over time."

Australia has refused to adopt a net-zero emissions target and remains one of the world's largest fossil fuel exporters

UK 'Ditched' Climate Pledge To Secure Australia Trade Deal: Greenpeace

UK 'ditched' climate pledge to secure Australia trade deal: Greenpeace

The Department of Energy said solar power could account for almost half of US electricity supply by the middle of the century

Biden Wants Solar To Provide 45% Of US Energy By 2050

Biden wants solar to provide 45% of US energy by 2050

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, a staunch Republican, signed a law banning transgender women and girls from competing in girls and women's sports at public schools

Florida Judge Rules Against Gov. DeSantis, Says Schools Can Mandate Masks

As COVID cases soar in Florida, public school can finally mandate masks to protect its students.

Multiple studies have shown that full vaccination prevents infection with symptoms and hospitalisation, for both Alpha and Delta variants

As COVID Spikes, Idaho Starts Rationing Health Care

Health officials on Tuesday activated Idaho's “crisis standards of care.”

Solar Could Comprise Almost Half US Power By 2050, Govt Says

Solar could comprise almost half US power by 2050, govt says

Diana Kidzhi, 27, is the most senior woman in Russia's growing nuclear icebreaker fleet

Breaking Barriers: Russian Woman Leads The Way On Arctic Ship

Breaking barriers: Russian woman leads the way on Arctic ship

Passengers, including a gaggle of high school students who won places on the trip in a competition, stepped onto the ice at the North Pole

When A Nuclear Icebreaker Stops At The North Pole

When a nuclear icebreaker stops at the North Pole

Russia hopes to boost traffic through the Northern Sea Route over the coming years

Moscow Vies For Arctic Clout With Nuclear Icebreaker Fleet

Moscow vies for Arctic clout with nuclear icebreaker fleet

'The bears are the bosses here, this is their home,' says Dmitry Lobusov

On Thin Ice: Near North Pole, A Warning On Climate Change

On thin ice: Near North Pole, a warning on climate change

Socially Isolated Older Adults 'More Likely To Die' After ICU Admissions: Study

The "most socially isolated older adults" had a 119% higher risk of death.

Samoa Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata'afa said rising seas were already swamping tiny atoll states in the Pacific

Samoa PM Issues Climate Warning Ahead Of Crunch UN Talks

Samoa PM issues climate warning ahead of crunch UN talks

How Supermarkets Can Help Shoppers Make Healthier Choices

A recent study shows how the simple act of adjusting product placement at supermarkets can affect customers' diets.

WHO fears 236,000 more Covid-19 deaths in Europe by Dec 1

Will COVID Ever End? Health Officials Say It Is ‘Here To Stay’

World Health Organization official assess the future of COVID-19.

Marijuana Use Found To Double The Risk For Young People To Suffer A Heart Attack

Those under the age of 45 who use cannabis might be at double the risk of suffering a heart attack, according to the results of a new Canadian study.

Angela 'the car chancellor' Markel took pains to buffer the countries' crucial automakers during her 16 years in power

Merkel Says Car Industry Can Be Part Of Climate 'Solution'

Merkel says car industry can be part of climate 'solution'

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