Avaneesh Pandey

The measures, outlined by the central bank’s Financial Policy Committee Tuesday, could potentially free up to $197 billion for lending to businesses and households.

Scientists at NASA have invited members of the general public to discuss and vote on what the high-resolution color camera on board the Juno spacecraft captures during its orbits of Jupiter.

Ian Wilmut, creator of Dolly the sheep — the world’s first mammal cloned from an adult somatic cell — has called for the creation of a biobank that holds tissues of endangered animals.

The solar-powered spacecraft braved intense radiation to complete a risky insertion maneuver late Monday that placed it in orbit around the gas giant.

The U.K., reeling under the impact of the Brexit vote, will “barely escape a full-fledged recession,” the rating agency said in a report released Monday.

If it completes the crucial orbit insertion process on July 4, the solar-powered spacecraft will spend 18 months around the gas giant.

The plan to reduce corporate tax is part of the government’s efforts to reassure investors spooked by last month’s EU referendum.

The initial public offering, which is likely to be the world’s largest this year, is expected to take place in September.

Tetraquarks are an exotic class of particles composed of four quarks, unlike the packages of two and three they usually seem to exist in.

"Tejas," which was cleared for development over three decades ago, may eventually replace the country’s aging fleet of MiG-21s.

Over 100 scientists, in an open letter released Thursday, urged the group to “cease and desist” its campaign against genetically modified crops and food.

A study, based on computer simulations of dynamos created by turbulent liquids, argues that between 500 million and 1 billion years ago, Earth may have had a multipolar magnetic field.

Relations between the two nations have been strained since 2010, when 10 activists were killed in a botched Israeli raid of the Turkish aid flotilla Mavi Marmara.

Last week’s historic referendum, where the British public voted to leave the EU, has kicked off a flurry of diplomatic activity in Europe, even as the economic fallout continues.

With the successful launch of the Long March-7 rocket, China is a step closer to building its own space station to rival Russia's now-defunct Mir.

In a letter to the Australian prime minister, an international team of scientists said greater efforts are needed to protect the iconic Great Barrier Reef.

The deal with BAE Systems, which has been approved by India's defense ministry, marks the first time in nearly 30 years the country is acquiring artillery guns.

The meeting, which comes close on the heels of inconclusive talks in Paris, is unlikely to result in a breakthrough in the fraught Israel-Palestine peace process.

Scientists at KM3NeT have released a report outlining plans to build a gigantic neutrino-hunting telescope in the depths of the Mediterranean Sea.

The new regulations, enacted in the interests of “objectivity and fairness,” would force search engines to clearly identify paid results.

Britain’s decision to leave the European Union is likely to hurt research and collaboration efforts, most of the nation’s scientists say.

The pontiff ad-libbed during a speech Friday in Armenia, marking the second time he has used the politically charged word to describe a 1915 massacre.

In a paper, Google researchers have outline five key problems they say need to be addressed before an intelligent machine can be created.

The British prime minister announced he would resign after Britons voted in favor of a Brexit — “leave” campaign garnered 52 percent of the votes against “remain” group’s 48 percent.

Scientists believe that the discovery of high-energy X-ray emissions associated with a dormant black hole is key to understanding how the biggest black holes in the universe formed.

Sabri, one of the world’s most famous singers of “qawwali,” was shot dead by unknown assailants in the Pakistani city of Karachi.

The Japanese fund is seeking $9.2 million in damages from the electronics conglomerate for losses on its investment stemming from Toshiba’s $1.3 billion accounting scandal.

The kingdom, whose oil output governs prices of the commodity, may return to its role as a swing producer once markets stabilize.

For the first time ever, scientists have detected a vast cloud of high-energy particles surrounding a class of rare neutron stars known as magnetars.