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new study reveals egg cells are very choosy when it comes to the sperm that will fertilize it

Women's Eggs Inherently Choosy When It Comes To Which Sperm Fertilizes It, Research Reveals

New research found that women's eggs tend to be very selective when it comes to the sperm that will fertilize them.

Infographic: Coronavirus Lockdowns Saved 3 Million Lives In Europe, Says Study

The Imperial College has now published fresh data up to May 04 which shows that government intervention saved an estimated 3.1 million people in 11 different European countries.

Down But Not Out: Crisis Puts The Brakes On Fast Fashion

Analysts see clothing and shoe sales falling by at least 12% this year

Down but not out: crisis puts the brakes on fast fashion

Palme was killed on February 28, 1986, after leaving a Stockholm cinema with his wife Lisbet to walk home

Sweden Names Chief Suspect In PM Murder, Closes Probe

Sweden names chief suspect in PM murder, closes probe

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Anna Lindstedt, a former envoy in both Vietnam and Mexico, denies overstepping her role

Sweden Puts Ex-envoy On Trial Over China Dissident Negotiations

Sweden puts ex-envoy on trial over China dissident negotiations

Palme was a controversial figure who infuriated Washington with his vocal opposition to the US war in Vietnam

Sweden To Announce Landmark Decision On 1986 Palme Murder

Sweden to announce landmark decision on 1986 Palme murder

Assyrian Christians, also known as Syriacs, are part of the eastern Christian tradition and pray in Aramaic, which Jesus is believed to have spoken

Assyrian Christians Fear For Their Future In Turkey

Assyrian Christians fear for their future in Turkey

The ECB has taken a series of measures to prop up the eurozone as lockdowns to slow the spread of the coronavirus have hammered economic activity

Eurozone Jobless Rate Rose To 7.3% April, But Data Skewed By Government Furlough Schemes

Overall data distorted by people who stopped looking for jobs

Tegnell said they still believed their strategy had been sound, even if there was always room for improvement

Sweden Admits Virus Response Could Have Been Better

Sweden admits virus response could have been better

Some countries are only just ramping up more testing

Italy Leads Europe Reopening Borders As Virus Strikes Latam

Italy leads Europe reopening borders as virus strikes Latam

If You're A Woman, Having Neanderthal Gene Could Be Great. Here's Why

The gene variant is associated with fewer miscarriages, better fertility as well as fewer high-risk pregnancies.

Infographic: COVID-19 — How Far Away Are We From Herd Immunity?

The results from eight separate studies show that we still have a long way to go to develop herd immunity, which scientists believe requires at least 60% of the population to develop antibodies.

Our ability to ward off infection by the new coronavirus is one of the hottest topics of scientific debate

Coronavirus Hopes And Fears Centre On 'Immunity'

Coronavirus hopes and fears centre on 'immunity'

"D10" is coming for Huawei, if Britain has its way

Britain Pushing US To Form 5G Club Of Nations To Cut Out Huawei

Britain pushing US to form 5G club of nations to cut out Huawei

Scientists Warn 'Zombie Fires' Could Be A Sign of Bigger Arctic Blazes

Scientists found strong evidence that 'zombie fires' remnants from last year might have reignited.

Reindeer herders in Sweden's indigenous Sami community say they are having to adapt to fluctuating weather temperatures

Climate Change Forces Sami Reindeer Herders To Adapt

Climate change forces Sami reindeer herders to adapt

There are fears of fresh violence in Hong Kong on Wednesday as lawmakers discuss a China anthem law, with investors also worried about the city's long-term future as a financial hub

Global Stocks Rise As Lockdown Measures Ease Further

Global stocks rise as lockdown measures ease further

Back To Work: H&M Will Bring Back 2,500 Corporate Workers As It Reopens Stores

H&M has reopened select stores across the U.S. and will bring back its 2,500 headquarter employees by July.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addresses the nation in March 2020 on the coronavirus pandemic

Greek PM Praises 'Huge Step' Of European Recovery Bid

Greek PM praises 'huge step' of European recovery bid

Sweden doesn't like the EU recovery plan much

Sweden Expresses Dismay Over Grants In EU Recovery Plan

Sweden expresses dismay over grants in EU recovery plan

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has proposed a transition fund meant to bankroll the sort of deep changes needed

Battle Ahead For EU's Massive Virus Recovery Plan

Battle ahead for EU's massive virus recovery plan

The coronavirus pandemic has hammered Latin America, with Brazil the latest epicentre of the disease

WHO Stops Hydroxychloroquine Trials Over Safety Concerns

WHO stops hydroxychloroquine trials over safety concerns

Saudi Arabia's holy city of Mecca was empty of worshippers for the last day of Ramadan

Europe Lifts Virus Shutters As Japan Ends Emergency

Europe lifts virus shutters as Japan ends emergency

Sweden Coronavirus Herd Immunity Attempt Failing: Only 7.3% Of Population Have Antibodies

Just 7.3% of Stockholm residents have developed coronavirus antibodies by April's end amid Sweden's bid for herd immunity, a new study reveals.

An empty Hollywood Boulevard, where tourists once flocked for film premieres, as reopenings in California virus hotspot Los Angeles County faces delays

California To Reopen Filming, But Virus Hub Los Angeles 'Weeks Behind'

California to reopen filming, but virus hub Los Angeles 'weeks behind'

Destruction of the Amazon rainforest in Brazil is largely caused by illegal logging, mining and farming on protected lands

British Supermarkets Threaten Brazil Boycott Over Amazon Land Law

Provisional Measure 910 legalizes informal settlements on federal public lands and grants property titles to those occupying the land, according to the Climate Policy Initiative think tank.