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"We will supply energy to the world as long as the demand exists," Norwegian Petroleum and Energy Minister Tina Bru says

Norway Sees Oil In Its Future Despite Warnings

Norway sees oil in its future despite warnings

Jill Biden And Kate Meet Greta's Literary Avatar At G7

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (R) and US First Lady Jill Biden visited a class where the children were learning to read with the help of "Greta and the Giant"

Jill Biden and Kate meet Greta's literary avatar at G7

NASA Confirms California Dad Helped Discover 2 Exoplanets Revolving Around Sun-Like Star

A dad from California helped NASA discover two new exoplanets through the space agency's Planet Hunters TESS project.

Toyota, the world's biggest automaker, has pledged to make its production carbon-neutral by 2035

Toyota Targets Carbon-neutral Plants By 2035

Toyota targets carbon-neutral plants by 2035

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Man Dies From Meningococcal Disease In Australia; Here's What You Should Know About The Rare Illness

Its most common symptoms include stiff neck, fever, cold hands and feet, dark purple rash and headache.

A female regurgitates food for wolf pups from Canada in their enclosure at Pairi Daiza animal park in Brugelette, western Belgium

US State Reports First Litter Of Wolf Pups In 80 Years

US state reports first litter of wolf pups in 80 years

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and US Ambassador to Brazil Todd Chapman at an US independence day celebration in Brasilia in 2020

Trump-appointed US Ambassador To Brazil Resigns

Trump-appointed US ambassador to Brazil resigns

The Sahel: Terror, Poverty And Climate Change

The Sahel: Terror, poverty and climate change

Prosecutors asked the court in Valence to hand down an 18-month sentence for the slapping

Frenchman Given 4 Months In Jail For Slapping Macron

Frenchman given 4 months in jail for slapping Macron

bacteria superbugs antibiotic resistance

Dirty Hotels, Food And Water Might Infect Travelers With New Antibiotic-Resistant 'Superbugs'

Experts warn that these drug-resistant bugs pose the risk of a "medical catastrophe" if the spread remains uncontrolled.

Two anti-pesticide proposals have triggered the most noise and fury ahead of Sunday's vote in Switzerland on a series of issues

Swiss Decision Day On Anti-terror, Covid And Environment

Swiss decision day on anti-terror, Covid and environment

Diabetics Who Sleep Poorly Are 87% More Likely To Die Over Next 9 Years: Study

Diabetics who have poor sleeping patterns are 87% more likely to die early, a study has found.

Hair Loss, Herpes Among Post-COVID Symptoms; India Doctors Suggest Not To Worry

Recovering COVID patients shouldn't worry if they experience hair loss and skin-related problems after hospitalization, doctors say.

Semi-autonomous Hong Kong has no sales tax, but over in China, punitive taxes provide a powerful incentive for the smuggling of luxury goods

Hong Kong Speedboat Smuggling Bust Nets Luxury Goods Trove

Hong Kong speedboat smuggling bust nets luxury goods trove

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says there is still a lot of work ahead

EU Chiefs To Tackle Johnson On N.Ireland Dispute At G7

EU chiefs to tackle Johnson on N.Ireland dispute at G7

Emma used the extra time in Taiwan to prepare for the move, with keepers speaking Japanese words to her

Looking For Love, White Rhino 'Emma' Lands In Japan

Looking for love, white rhino 'Emma' lands in Japan

Tourists ride donkeys and horses as they visit Jordan's ancient city of Petra after it reopened following restrictions to stem the coronavirus pandemic

Work Dries Up For Jordan's Donkeys As Coronavirus Cripples Tourism

Work dries up for Jordan's donkeys as coronavirus cripples tourism

Laughing Gas For Depression: Nitrous Oxide Treatment Provides Fast, Effective Results

Some patients improved for two weeks after just a one-hour inhalation session of 25% nitrous oxide.

French car-maker Peugeot is under investigation on allegations of consumer fraud in connection with the sale of Euro 5 diesel vehicles in France between 2009 and 2015

Peugeot To Be Prosecuted In France Over 'Dieselgate'

Peugeot to be prosecuted in France over 'dieselgate'

This file photo taken on December 17, 2014 shows an aerial view of the Atibainha river dam, in Nazare Paulista, during a drought affecting Sao Paulo state, Brazil

Historic Drought Threatens Brazil's Economy

Historic drought threatens Brazil's economy

NASA Juno Mission Shares First Hi-Res Photos Of Jupiter Moon Ganymede

The images sent back by the spacecraft featured Ganymede's surface in astonishing detail.

Smoking Marijuana While Breastfeeding Could Make Your Baby High

Mothers who use cannabis while lactating run the risk of getting their babies high from breast milk and even cause irreparable damage to the latter.

The French charges came the same day that VW's former chief Martin Winterkorn was charged by Berlin prosecutors over alleged false statements to a parliamentary panel over the dieselgate scandal.

VW, Former CEO Charged Over 'Dieselgate' Scandal

VW, former CEO charged over 'dieselgate' scandal

Elephants at a reserve in southern India have been tested for Covid-19 after a lion died of the virus

Elephants In India Tested For Coronavirus After Rare Lion's Death

Elephants in India tested for coronavirus after rare lion's death

Megalodons' reliance on nurseries may have contributed to the end of their 20-million-year reign, researchers said in a new study

Extinct Megalodon Shark Could Have Been 65 Feet Long, Study Says

A new study has found that the megalodon shark may have been bigger than what scientists previously estimated.

Oceans absorb more than 90 percent of excess heat created by greenhouse gas emissions

5 Oceans? Nat Geo Recognizes Southern Ocean As World's Fifth Ocean

The Southern Ocean is considered "ecologically distinct" as it harbors thousands of species that cannot be found elsewhere.

Bengal tiger Fiona gave birth to four cubs: Yanek, a white tiger, her sisters Melissa and Gaby, and a brother, Miguel

Havana Zoo Introduces Yanek, A Rare White Tiger, Cuba's First

Havana Zoo introduces Yanek, a rare white tiger, Cuba's first

Cerro Dominador is the first thermosolar power plant in Latin America

Chile Inaugurates Latin America's First Thermosolar Plant

Chile inaugurates Latin America's first thermosolar plant

Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison plans to meet G7 leaders at their summit in England to discuss trade and other issues

Australia PM Presses G7 On Trade Reform To Rein In China

Australia PM presses G7 on trade reform to rein in China

Mistakes by the party's co-leaders, Annalena Baerbock and Robert Habeck, did not help their regional election campaign

Greens' Election Hopes Hitting East German Wall

Greens' election hopes hitting east German wall

The election has been hampered by social distancing, cancelled presidential debates and one candidate catching Covid

Mongolians Head To Polls In Covid-curbed Elections

Mongolians head to polls in Covid-curbed elections

Taiwan has struggled to secure enough vaccine doses for its 23 million people

Delta COVID-19 Variant 'Worst' Strain Yet, Could Potentially Evade Vaccines

The B.1.617.2 Delta variant accounts for only 6% of cases in the United States, but top infectious diseases expert Dr. Anthony Fauci said the actual number could likely be higher.

Johnson reportedly told Biden he "disliked" the phrase "special relationship"

UK Skirts 'Special Relationship' Talk For Biden Meet

UK skirts 'special relationship' talk for Biden meet

California Sea Lions Seeing 'Unprecedented' Cancer Rates; Banned Chemicals Share The Blame

The cancer rates among the sea lions was found to be "one of the highest among mammals."

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