Avaneesh Pandey

Glaciers in the highly unstable region of West Antarctica have been losing as much water as the weight of Mount Everest every two years.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott said the country's post-2020 emissions target will not be announced before August.

Greece and its creditors have reached a unanimous deal early on Monday, following marathon negotiations in Brussels.

After a journey of over nine years, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft is finally close enough to discern surface features on the cold, dwarf planet.

Jozef Wesolowski, 66, was to stand trial in a Holy See court on Saturday on charges of pedophilia and possession of child pornography.

The ads, which consisted of looping, rapid succession of bright colors, were criticized for being "massively dangerous."

On Saturday, up to 50,000 people are expected to arrive in Srebrenica to mark the 20th anniversary of the killing of over 8,000 Bosnian Muslims.

The launch, scheduled to take place Friday, would be the Indian Space Research Organization's (ISRO) heaviest commercial mission.

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is likely to face opposition from many within his own party who have voiced opposition to further austerity cuts.

A new study estimates that if global temperatures rise by 3.6 degrees, sea levels could rise by up to 20 feet, threatening millions of lives worldwide.

Justin Nojan Sullivan was arrested on June 19, a day before he planned to purchase a semi-automatic rifle to carry out attacks in the U.S.

The system, named 1SWASP J093010.78+533859.5, is located just 250 light-years from Earth in the Ursa Major constellation.

As Iran and six major world powers work to finalize a deal by Friday, Russia expressed hope of a "comprehensive agreement."

Documents, including internal memos, show that the oil giant knew of the link between fossil fuels and climate change as far back as 1981.

The resolution, drafted by the U.K., called for condemning the 1995 Srebrenica massacre as genocide.

While the scam is believed to have been many years in the making, it only came to light two years ago.

The Greek government, racing against time to finalize a deal, has now sent a formal loan request to the European Stability Mechanism.

After it was restarted in June, the collider was briefly shut down to remove residual gas molecules trapped in it.

A controversial program to train Syrian rebels to fight the Islamic State group is moving a lot slower than expected.

NASA's New Horizons spacecraft, which entered "safe mode" over the weekend, has now recovered and beamed back fresh photos of Pluto.

As eurozone leaders gather in Brussels for back-to-back meetings on the Greek crisis, hopes of an immediate breakthrough are far from certain.

A year after the devastating war in Gaza killed over 550 children, the survivors feel emotionally and physically "shattered," according to a new report.

Tackling climate change could save the planet nearly $400 billion in LNG project costs by 2035, according to the Carbon Tracker Initiative.

The comet 67P might have an abundance of alien microorganisms. However, neither Rosetta nor Philae is equipped to search for direct evidence of life.

Hezb-e-Islami, a militant group headed by former warlord and political leader Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, is fighting the Taliban.

Japan’s attempts had initially faced stiff opposition from South Korea, as many of the locations were sites of forced labor.

Yanis Varoufakis stepped down a day after Greek voters rejected a new bailout deal. EU officials will meet Tuesday to discuss fresh proposals from Greece.

London police have been criticized for not arresting a man draped in an ISIS flag. Officials said wearing the flag was not an offense in itself.

NASA hopes to get a glimpse of a pulsar plunging through a cloud of gas and dust surrounding one of the brightest stars in our galaxy.