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Panda Gives Birth To Two Cubs At French Zoo, They Are 'Lively, Pink And Plump'

A giant panda successfully birthed two baby cubs. The cubs are the second and third pandas ever to be born in France.

EU Sends Help To Turkey As Wildfire Death Toll Hits Eight

Fire crews continue to battle wildfires in Turkey

EU sends help to Turkey as wildfire death toll hits eight

Greece Fights Fires During 'Worst Heatwave Since 1987'

A car destroyed by flames east of PatrasÂ in the Peloponnese as Greece battles fires during a punishing heatwave

Greece fights fires during 'worst heatwave since 1987'

The death toll from floods in central China rose to 302 after torrential downpours dumped a year's rain on a city in just three days last month.

Death Toll In Central China Floods Rises To 302, Dozens Still Missing

Death toll in central China floods rises to 302, dozens still missing

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Turkey has suffered the worst fires in at least a decade, official data show

Turkey Wildfires Death Toll Rises To Eight

Turkey wildfires death toll rises to eight

National Minority Donor Awareness Day 2021: Significance And Ways To Observe The Initiative

National Minority Donor Awareness is observed throughout the month of August.

The tigers tested positive in mid-July after they experienced flu-like symptoms, trouble breathing and appetite loss

Sumatran Tigers Infected With Coronavirus At Indonesian Zoo

Sumatran tigers infected with coronavirus at Indonesian zoo

The freshwater swamp forest of Hlanzoun is one of the last of its kind in Benin and is at risk of disappearing

Benin's Rare Swamp Forest 'At Risk Of Disappearing'

Benin's rare swamp forest 'at risk of disappearing'

ExxonMobil scored higher profits due to increased oil prices amid the economic recovery

US Oil Giants To Keep A Lid On Spending Even As Profits Surge

US oil giants to keep a lid on spending even as profits surge

US President Joe Biden gathered governors from several western states to discuss the ongoing wildfire disasters afflicting several communities, and address ways to reduce fire risks

Wildfires Highlight Need For Climate Action, Biden Says

Wildfires highlight need for climate action, Biden says

Pfizer and BioNTech also said they were developing a Delta-specific vaccine to combat the highly transmissible Covid variant

CDC Says Delta Variant Is Equally Contagious As Chickenpox

The delta variant is equally contagious as chickenpox, according to a document released by the CDC.

Like many countries, Mexico gave vaccination priority to health workers and older residents

Here's Why You Shouldn't Skip Your Second Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine

The second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine induces a powerful boost to the part of the immune system that provides widespread antiviral protection, according to a study.

With emergency services struggling, hundreds of volunteers have joined the efforts to contain the blazes, which experts have linked to climate change

'Our Homeland Is Burning': Volunteers Join Siberia Wildfire Fight

'Our homeland is burning': Volunteers join Siberia wildfire fight

A street musician plays drums during a heatwave in Athens

'Dangerous' Heatwave Hits Athens Again

'Dangerous' heatwave hits Athens again

Daphne Caruana Galizia's killing soarked international outrage

Maltese State Responsible For Journalist's Assassination

Maltese state responsible for journalist's assassination

The forest protection team has lost track of how many blazes they have tackled since late May as Siberia's Yakutia suffers through another ever-worsening wildfire season

'We Need More People': Exhausted Firefighters Battle Siberia Blazes

'We need more people': Exhausted firefighters battle Siberia blazes

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit opposing a Texas hospital's requirement for workers to get vaccinated against Covid

43 Fully Vaccinated Texans Die Of COVID-19, Mostly White Men

The DSHS from Texas reported that a total of 43 people have died of the coronavirus this year despite being fully vaccinated.

Authors of the study said their findings showed a "profound" short- and long-term health impact on Covid-19 patients as well as on health and care services

Breakthrough COVID-19 Cases Could Lead To Long-Term Symptoms: Study

The research studied 1,497 fully-vaccinated health care workers in Israel.

Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Efficacy Drops To 84% After 6 Months, Booster Effective For Delta

Pfizer's vaccine efficacy drops by 6% every two months, according to the study, which involved more than 44,000 people across the United States and other countries.

Chengdu's Qiyi City Forest Garden, which opened in southwestern China in 2018, offers a greener version of life in a megacity

From Grey To Green: World Cities Uprooting The Urban Jungle

From grey to green: world cities uprooting the urban jungle

National Hepatitis A Outbreak: North Carolina Cases Surpass 1,000

The state health department has logged 16 deaths associated with the outbreak.

The 300,000-hectare (740,000-acre) Ivindo park is is home to many engangered animals such as gorillas

UNESCO Awards Gabon's Ivindo Park World Heritage Status

UNESCO awards Gabon's Ivindo park World Heritage status

Fed chairman Powell attributed the liquidity crunch to huge cash withdrawals that sucked money out of banks -- corporate tax payments that coincided with a surge in Treasury bond issuance, which shifted money out of the market and to the government

$100 To Get Vaccinated In New York? Mayor Bill De Blasio Offers Cash Incentive

Mayor Bill de Blasio has a plan to get more people to get vaccinated in the city.

Video Shows Salmon Injured By Lethally Hot Water Temperatures

Extreme heatwaves in the Pacific Northwest are not only affecting people, but are also having a toll on already endangered fish.

World Hepatitis Day 2021: Theme, Significance And Facts You Should Know

This year's theme is "Hepatitis Can't Wait."

Delta variant-fuelled outbreaks have led to the imposition of restrictions in a number of Australian cities, including Sydney

CDC Mask Mandate: Which Masks To Use Against COVID-19 Delta Variant

Amid a surge in cases and growing concern over the Delta variant, experts now advise the public to resume wearing face masks indoors whether they are fully vaccinated or not.

National Milk Chocolate Day 2021: 12 Surprising Health Benefits Of Chocolate

Chocolate is said to improve brain function and lower the risk of developing heart disease, among many other benefits.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is on his first trip to India as America's top diplomat

Blinken In Veiled Warning On Rights, Democracy In India

Blinken in veiled warning on rights, democracy in India

The Iberian lynx is distinguished by a white-and-black beard and black ear tufts

In Spain, Iberian Lynx Claws Back From Brink Of Extinction

In Spain, Iberian lynx claws back from brink of extinction

Environmentalists Slam All Blacks Tie-up With Petrochemical Firm

Environmentalists slam All Blacks tie-up with petrochemical firm

Pedro Castillo was born in Puna, a town in Cajamarca, where he worked as a rural school teacher

Pedro Castillo, Peru's 'First Poor President'

Pedro Castillo, Peru's 'first poor president'

Pine trees burn on a hillside at the Dixie Fire, in Twain, California

US Firefighters Admit They Are Burnt Out By Endless Blazes

US firefighters admit they are burnt out by endless blazes

Pfizer CEO Salary: Albert Bourla Earned $21M In 2020 Following COVID-19 Vaccine Approval

Albert Bourla, Pfizer's chief executive officer, was given a bigger salary in 2020 following the authorization of the pharmaceutical company's coronavirus vaccine, compared to 2019.