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The Soyuz rocket blasted off to the ISS in September

Who Is Helen Sharman? First British Astronaut Believes Aliens Exist And May Already Be Among Us

Sharman spoke about her beliefs in extraterrestrials during an interview published over the weekend.

One Country, Two Churches: Montenegro's Christmas Eve Tensions

Two groups of rival worshippers gathered just 100 metres apart in the former royal capital Cetinje for the ritual lighting of a yule log

One country, two churches: Montenegro's Christmas Eve tensions

US Slams Russia, China At UN For Failure To Condemn Embassy Attack

Iraqi protesters burning tires in front of the US embassy building in Baghdad: the US said that Russia and China's failure to condemn the attack undermined the credibility of the UN Security Council, of which they are permanent members

US slams Russia, China at UN for failure to condemn embassy attack

Africa is largely blameless for climate change, yet its growing energy demands risk a larger carbon footprint

Brits Surpass 7 African Countries' Annual Carbon Emissions In Just Two Weeks: Report

According to a study, the average British person emits more carbon dioxide in two weeks compared to a citizen of any one of seven African Nations in an entire year. Are people willing to change?

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China's UN ambassador Zhang Jun, pictured December 2019, wants the world body to ease sanctions on North Korea

China Calls For Easing UN Sanctions On N.Korea

China calls for easing UN sanctions on N.Korea

US President Donald Trump has amassed a massive campaign war chest as the 2020 election contest heats up

Trump Reportedly Blasted White House Staff Over Missed Putin Call

A new book claims Trump berated his staff over failing to alert him to missed calls from Putin.

US President Donald Trump says he wants no more Middle East wars, but may be getting into one with Iran

Trump's No 'Stupid' Wars Doctrine Faces Biggest Test

Trump's no 'stupid' wars doctrine faces biggest test

Venezuelan opposition leader and self-proclaimed acting president Juan Guaido in the National Assembly as pro-government lawmakers returned after a three-year boycott

Venezuela's 'Acting President' Seeks Parliamentary Re-election

Venezuela's 'acting president' seeks parliamentary re-election

More than 85,000 hockey fans -- the second-largest crowd in NHL history -- packed Cotton Bowl Stadium for the outdoor game between Dallas and Nashville

Stars Stage Furious Rally To Beat Predators In NHL Outdoor Contest

Stars stage furious rally to beat Predators in NHL outdoor contest

'Stranger Things 4' Fan Theories That Could Be True, Potential New Details

Gaten Matarazzo and the "Stranger Things" writers may have subtly hinted at some upcoming details, possibly supporting some fan theories about the show.

The barely visible Sydney Harbour Bridge is enveloped in haze caused by nearby bushfires

The Beat Goes On: Fireworks, Smoke And Tear Gas Start New Decade

The beat goes on: fireworks, smoke and tear gas start new decade

The Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline is one of several Russia is developing to Europe

Russia And Ukraine Finalise Gas Transit Deal Just Before Deadline

Russia and Ukraine finalise gas transit deal just before deadline

Iraqi Shiite fighters from the Iran-backed Hezbollah brigades take part in a military parade to mark the pro-Palestinian Al-Quds (Jerusalem) Day in Baghdad in May this year

Iraq Warns US Ties At Stake After Deadly Strikes

Iraq warns US ties at stake after deadly strikes

Outgoing WADA President Craig Reedie says the Russian doping crisis is the biggest challenge he has faced in his six years at the helm of the anti-doping agency

WADA Better Positioned To Wipe Out Drug Cheats, Chief Says

WADA better positioned to wipe out drug cheats, chief says

Microsoft said it took over online domains used by North Korean hackers, in the fourt operation of its kind against a nation-state entity

Microsoft Seizes Web Domains Used By North Korean Hackers

Microsoft seizes web domains used by North Korean hackers

Former FBI director James Comey acknowledges 'real sloppiness' in the agency's request for a warrant to surveil Trump campaign advisor Carter Page

Trump vs. Comey: Former FBI Director Reignites Feud With Harsh Comments About President

In an op-ed published in the Washington Post, Comey says though Trump is "shrunken" and "withered," he remains dangerous.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has thanked US President Donald Trump for intelligence that helped foil the attack; pictured is Putin at the Kremlin in Moscow, on December 25, 2019

Russian New Year Attack Suspects Remanded In Custody

Russian New Year attack suspects remanded in custody

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will travel to Ukraine in January 2020

Pompeo To Travel To Ukraine Ahead Of Trump's US Senate Trial

Pompeo to travel to Ukraine ahead of Trump's US Senate trial

Russian President Vladimir Putin has thanked US President Donald Trump for intelligence that helped foil the attack; pictured are Trump and Putin at the G20 Summit in Osaka on June 28, 2019

Suspect Planning Russia Attack Pledged To IS: FSB

Suspect planning Russia attack pledged to IS: FSB

Known for its cold winters, Moscow has seen its warmest December in a century this year

2019 Was Hottest Year On Record For Russia

2019 was hottest year on record for Russia

19-Year-Old Polar Bear Liya Dies At Sea World Theme Park

Liya was born in Russia and was transported to Sea World as part of an international breeding program. She was also a mother of two cubs, named Mishka and Henry.