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Spotlight Of Shame On Companies Sticking With Russia

Spotlight of shame on companies sticking with Russia

Abandoned Animals Join Ukraine's War Exodus

Some people who fled the war left their pets behind them

Abandoned animals join Ukraine's war exodus

COVID-19 Update: Regulators Likely To Approve Second Booster Shot Soon

A sign for the Food And Drug Administration is seen outside of the headquarters in White Oak, Maryland

The FDA will likely approve a second COVID-19 booster shot for adults next week

Pfizer will begin delivering Covid-19 treatments to the US government later this year and through the end of 2022

COVID-19: This Treatment Probably Won't Be Effective Against Omicron Subvariant, FDA Says

This COVID-19 antibody-drug is unlikely to be effective against the notorious Omicron subvariant known as BA.2

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Australia's Great Barrier Reef is home to about 1,500 species of fish

Australia Declares 'Mass Bleaching' At Great Barrier Reef

Australia declares 'mass bleaching' at Great Barrier Reef

A volunteer of the NGO 'Canarias Libre de Plasticos' (Canary Islands free of plastics) carries out a collection of microplastics and mesoplastic debris to clean the Almaciga Beach, on the north coast of the Canary Island of Tenerife, on July 14, 2018.

'Breakthrough Result': First-Of-Its-Kind Study Finds Microplastics In Human Blood

Half of the samples had PET plastic, which is used in beverage bottles.

Hippo Part Sales 'Thriving' In US; Wildlife Advocates Seek Protection For The Mammals

The U.S. is reportedly the top importer of hippo parts and products.

US President Joe Biden and allies in NATO and the EU have presented a united front against Russia's invasion of neighbouring Ukraine

Oil Prices, Stocks Higher After EU Snubs Russia Ban

Oil prices, stocks higher after EU snubs Russia ban

This Star Could Help Explain Why Our Sun Paused Its Cycle For 70 Years

Our sun had very few sunspots during the mysterious 70-year Maunder Minimum.

Canada's Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Steven Guilbeault, is in the hot seat over whether to approve a controversial offshore oil project

Canada Torn Between Economy, Climate In Deciding Oil Project

Canada torn between economy, climate in deciding oil project

AstraZeneca's troubles in Europe, where several countries paused rollout over potential clotting risks are well documentedÂ -- but its relationship with US health agencies has been fraught too

European Regulators Endorse AstraZeneca's COVID-19 Drug

AstraZeneca’s antibody COVID-19 drug has been endorsed by the European Medicines Agency

Sheets of 500 peso bills are seen at a Bank of Mexico printing facility in the eastern state of Jalisco

Mexico President Reveals Central Bank Rate Hike

Mexico president reveals central bank rate hike

Frenchman Stephane Bancel, 48, who has served as chief executive officer of Moderna since 2011, became a billionaire in April

COVID-19 Update: How Likely Is A Threatening New Variant? Moderna CEO Comments

How likely is a life-threatening new COVID-19 variant? Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel shares his thoughts

Pollinators are crucial for food production, like these bees on almond blossom. But they are also threatened by things like pesticides

Biodiversity Loss Threatens Economic Stability: Central Banks Report

Biodiversity loss threatens economic stability: central banks report

More than 200 peacekeepers from Australia, Fiji, Papua New Guinea and New Zealand were deployed to restore calm after last year's riots in the Solomon Islands

Australia Warns Against Solomons-China Pact

Australia warns against Solomons-China pact

Hong Kong's government has approved the Chinese-made Sinovac coronavirus vaccine for emergency use

87% Of Hong Kong's Partially Vaccinated COVID-19 Deaths Received Sinovac Jab: Report

The number came from an analysis of data from Hong Kong's Hospital Authority that involved 5,167 of the city's COVID-19 fatalities.

How This Fungus Could Protect Little Penguins From Invasive Weeds

Little penguins are the smallest among the penguins at just one kilo.

The Oscars will be handed out in Hollywood on March 27, 2022

The 10 Contenders For The Best Picture Oscar

The 10 contenders for the best picture Oscar

"We stand with the hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing war, both Ukrainians and other ethnicities and nationalities who are being denied safe harbor," said Kristen Stewart at the Film Independent Spirit Awards

Hollywood Grapples With Ukraine Ahead Of Oscars

Hollywood grapples with Ukraine ahead of Oscars

A model of a brain showing a chip implant. Such implants are still in the future, but a group at Tel Aviv University has come a bit closer.

How A Brain Implant Led A Fully Paralyzed Patient To Communicate In 'Game Changing' Experiment

Scientists in Germany observed a paralyzed man fully communicate through electrodes implanted in his brain, opening the door to new possibilities for how to treat these patients.

Trump has been sharply critical of the World Health Organization's pandemic response

WHO Gives COVID-19 Updates On Emerging Infections, Deaths

COVID-19 infections are on the rise worldwide, the WHO said.

Talks are underway with Moderna over use of the vaccine formula, which is protected by patents

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine For Children Under 6: How Effective Is it?

Moderna announced how effective its mRNA vaccine is for children under the age of 6

Spain has been gripped by unrest since March 14 when lorry drivers launched an open-ended strike over mounting fuel prices, staging roadblocks and picket lines and leaving supermarkets with empty shelves

In Spain, Soaring Prices Fuel Growing Social Unrest

In Spain, soaring prices fuel growing social unrest

In some extreme conditions, the smallest mistake can have dire consequences

NATO Troops Face Chill Of Combat In Arctic Exercises

NATO troops face chill of combat in Arctic exercises

A sign reading 'Danger mines' in a field northeast of Ukraine's capital Kyiv, where local people normally grow wheat and other crops

Ukraine War Rattles EU Green Farming Plan

Ukraine war rattles EU green farming plan

Brandi, aÂ German shepherd, rose to prominence during the search-and-rescue efforts following Albania's deadly 2019 earthquake

Settling Albania's 'Hero' Police Dogs Into Retirement

Settling Albania's 'hero' police dogs into retirement

Pizza Science: Scientists Develop Way To Make Pizza Crust Without Yeast

Pizza crust is often made with yeast, but some people are allergic or intolerant to it.

Canada is concerned about Russian threats to its Arctic regions, which include Ellesmere Island -- seen here in this March 2017 image taken during a NASA flyover

Canada's Arctic Security Moves To Forefront After Russian Invasion Of Ukraine

Canada's Arctic security moves to forefront after Russian invasion of Ukraine

The coronavirus pandemic, combined with the halt in US funding, marks the biggest challenge to date for World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

These Countries Relaxed COVID-19 Protocols Too Soon, WHO Says

The WHO said that COVID-19 is surging in Europe, as countries are relaxing measures "brutally"

People receive free face masks at a Salvation Army Community Center in New York City

New York Mayor Ends Mask Mandate For Kids Younger Than Five As City Keeps COVID Numbers Down

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has withdrawn the mask mandate for children younger than five years of age after saying the city was now a "low risk environment".