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An outbreak of the Delta coronavirus variant is threatening Fiji's healthcare system

COVID-19 Update: Almost Every Case Worldwide Emerges From Delta Strain

First detected in India in late 2020, the COVID-19 variant known as Delta now accounts for almost every infection globally, the World Health Organization stated on Tuesday.

How Smoking Weed While Pregnant Can Create More Anxious Children

The sale of marijuana was classifed as an essential service at the start of Canada's coronavirus lockdowns

Cannabis use while pregnant may contribute to increased anxiety, hyperactivity and even aggression in children later in life, according to a new study by researchers at New York City's Mount Sinai hospital.

Pfizer Secures Deal With UN Group To Produce COVID-19 Pill

The Pfizer drug calledÂ Paxlovid achieved an 89 percent reduction in risk of hospitalization or death

Pfizer-BioNTech announced a deal with a United Nations supported medical supply group to expand production of its COVID-19 antiviral pill. The new deal would expand access to COVID-19 treatment to poorer nations to fight against the virus.

Britain's Prince Charles and his wife Camilla arrive in Jordan

Britain's Prince Charles Visits Jordan

Britain's Prince Charles visits Jordan

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The Dutch government said it was "unpleasantly surprised" by Shell's decision to move its HQ to London.

Shell Plans UK Relocation, Sparking Dutch Outrage

Shell plans UK relocation, sparking Dutch outrage

A farmer holds a handful of soil parched because of drought in Tunisia's east-central area of Kairouan, on October 20, 2021

North African Climate Change Threatens Farming, Political Stability

North African climate change threatens farming, political stability

India's resistance to more ambitious curbs on dirty energy is driven by its need for cheap fuel to power a booming economy and lift hundreds of millions of its citizens out of entrenched poverty

'Down' But Not 'Out': Growth Needs Fuel India's Coal Addiction

'Down' but not 'out': Growth needs fuel India's coal addiction

Skywatching: Don't Miss The Meteor Shower, Lunar Eclipse Happening This Week

North America will be an excellent spot to view the eclipse.

Inclusion of coal in the final text from the COP26 talks was ' long overdue but very welcome', says E3G thnk tank's Chris Littlecott.

Global Powers Urged To Go Further After UN Climate Deal

Nearly 200 countries Saturday pledged to speed up the fight against rising temperatures, after two weeks of non-stop negotiations.

The Queen has reportedly stopped riding horses and waling her dogs

Queen Elizabeth Suffers 'Sprained Back'

Queen Elizabeth suffers 'sprained back'

Two men stand next to an Acropolis Aviation Airbus A320-251N aircraft, with an Emirates Airbus A380 aircraft in the background, at the 2021 Dubai Airshow in the Gulf emirate on November 14, 2021

Airbus Takes Off With Big Order On First Day Of Dubai Airshow

Airbus takes off with big order on first day of Dubai Airshow

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is seen on May 16, 2021, leaving from Andrews Air Force Base near Washington on a trip to focus on the future of the Arctic -- and on US ties to Russia and China

US, China Trade Taiwan Warnings Ahead Of Biden-Xi Summit

US, China trade Taiwan warnings ahead of Biden-Xi summit

Iraqi farmers in the northern Plains of Nineveh, once the breadbasket of Iraq, are abandoning their land pushed out by record low rainfall, drought and climate change

Drought Forces Iraqi Farmers To Leave Their Land

Drought forces Iraqi farmers to leave their land

US special climate envoy John Kerry speaks with China's special climate envoy Xie Zhenhua on the final day of COP26

COP26 Outcome Hinged On Handful Of Key Issues

COP26 outcome hinged on handful of key issues

For Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, the real work continues beyond the conference

Thunberg Denounces COP26 Deal, UN Chief Warns 'Catastrophe' Close

Thunberg denounces COP26 deal, UN chief warns 'catastrophe' close

Peruvian bullfighters Andres Roca Rey is seen during the Senor de los Milagros festival at the Acho arena in Lima in 2016

Ole! Bullfights Return In Peru After Lengthy Pandemic Pause

Ole! Bullfights return in Peru after lengthy pandemic pause

climate activists demonstrate outside the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow on November 12

COP26 Strikes Hard-fought Deal But UN Says 'Not Enough'

COP26 strikes hard-fought deal but UN says 'not enough'

The Pfizer Vaccine Is Now Approved For Kids: Here Are The Most Common Side Effects

With the Pfizer vaccine finally being approved for children, the most common side effects have been revealed.

Alzheimer's, the most common form of dementia, is thought to affect 50 million people worldwide and usually starts after age 65

How Your Diet May Or May Not Be Affecting Your Dementia Risk

Eating a diet rich in fruits and vegetables versus one that is higher in inflammatory foods contributes to a lower risk of dementia later in life, according to a new study by National and Kapodistrian University of Athens in Greece.

US President Joe Biden (L) and Chinese President Xi Jinping (R) are expected to meet for a virtual summit

Biden, Xi To Hold Virtual Summit On Monday

Biden, Xi to hold virtual summit on Monday

Three-quarters of the industry demand which Airbus foresees for new aircraft will be for "small aircraft" such as this A320, flown by the Italian airline company ITA

Steady Need For New Planes Despite Pandemic: Airbus

Steady need for new planes despite pandemic: Airbus

Protesters have gathered in Glasgow to keep up the pressure

Nations Inch Towards Climate Deal At COP26

Nations inch towards climate deal at COP26

The annual Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit brings together leaders from 21 nations, including US President Joe Biden and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping

APEC To Cut Vaccine Tariffs, Mulls US Hosting Offer

APEC to cut vaccine tariffs, mulls US hosting offer

After resolving a dispute over steel tariffs with the European Union, the United States is looking to do the same with Japan

US, Japan Launch Talks To Resolve Steel, Aluminum Tariffs: Official

US, Japan launch talks to resolve steel, aluminum tariffs: official

A Collared Puffbird of the Amazon rainforest

Amazon Birds Becoming Smaller, Longer-winged Due To Climate Change

Amazon birds becoming smaller, longer-winged due to climate change

Delegates are charged with keeping the Paris Agreement temperature goals alive even as climate-driven disasters hit countries the world over

UK Turns Pessimistic As COP26 Misses Deadline

UK turns pessimistic as COP26 misses deadline

A lot of the dumping is believed to be done at night, by contractors

In Divided Cyprus, UN Sees Environment As Unifier

In divided Cyprus, UN sees environment as unifier

US actor Matthew McConaughey's outlaw bona fides are well established in his new book "Greenlights"

Surgeon General Says Matthew McConaughey Is Wrong About COVID Being Harmless To Kids

Matthew McConaughey has drawn ire recently for his opposition to COVID-19 vaccine mandates for children after vaccinations were approved for kids aged 5-11. The U.S. Surgeon General though responds that the Hollywood star is wrong and COVID-19 remains deadly for children.

Energy experts predict that more ambitious climate action from world leaders will significantly increase companies' use of a tribunal mechanism

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