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Senior PIF members held a virtual meeting with the Micronesian leaders this week to apologise for the handling of a leadership row that has split the Forum

Pacific Islands Forum Apologises Over Leadership Row

Pacific Islands Forum apologises over leadership row

What Are Solar Campfires? Mini Flares Shed Light On Sun's Coronal Heating Mystery

The images obtained by the EAS missions show dozens of "campfires" -- blazes many millions of times smaller than solar flares -- roiling the Sun's surface

The Solar Orbiter is still in its "cruise phase" but it's already sending back relevant data.

Pfizer's At-Home COVID-19 Treatment Could Be Available This Year

The US has now purchased 400 million Covid-19 vaccine doses -- half from Pfizer and half from Moderna -- allowing it to immunize 200 million people under the two-shot regimen

Pfizer's treatment uses a man-made molecule that could prevent COVID-19 from reproducing in a subject's nose, throat and lungs.

As infection rates of illnesses carried by mosquitoes increase, companies and researchers are racing to develop effective means of controlling the blood-sucking creatures' population

'Designed To Die': Florida Releasing Thousands Of Genetically Modified Mosquitoes To Combat Disease-Carrying Species

The modified mosquitoes have a "self-limiting" gene they will pass to their offspring.

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Amsterdam overtook London in January as Europe's largest share trading centre, withÂ more than nine billion euros of EU stocks exchanging hands every day.

Dutch Surprise Rivals In Race For Brexit Spoils

Dutch surprise rivals in race for Brexit spoils

Sponges Leave Mysterious 'Trails,' Possibly Not As Immobile As Previously Thought

Sponges are believed to stay put during adulthood, but video evidence suggests otherwise.

This screen grab taken from the NASA live feed shows the SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft approaching the International Space Station

'There Was No Object': SpaceX Crew-2 Near-Miss With Space Junk A 'False Alarm'

A U.S. Space Command spokesperson said that "there was never a collision threat."

Villagers in China's far northeast were terrified by a Siberian tiger that attacked a car and pounced on a field worker

Siberian Tiger Attacks Farm Worker, Batters Car In Northeastern China

Siberian tiger attacks farm worker, batters car in northeastern China

Some people have ignored rules requiring face masks on the Moscow metro

Fauci Confirms COVID-19 Transmission Outdoors Is 'Really Low'

Dr. Anthony Fauci has called upon the CDC to make changes to its safety guidelines, as COVID-19 transmission is low in outdoor areas, especially among people who are fully vaccinated.

A handout picture shows Coronal Mass Ejection as viewed by the Solar Dynamics Observatory on June 7, 2011.

Earth Under A Geomagnetic Storm Warning; What That Means

Geomagnetic storms may cause beautiful auroras but could also be potentially disruptive.

Salmonella In Cheese: CDC Investigates Salmonella Outbreak Possibly Linked To Cashew Brie Cheese

The possibly affected Jule's Foods products were sold online nationwide and in stores in multiple states.

ANA Holdings said it 'plans to reduce carbon emission levels from aircraft operations to net zero by 2050'

Japan's ANA Aims For Carbon Neutrality By 2050

Japan's ANA aims for carbon neutrality by 2050

ExxonMobil's strategy in the face of climate change poses an "existential business risk" to the company, according to an activist hedge fund

ExxonMobil Investor Says Its Climate Strategy An 'Existential' Risk: Report

ExxonMobil investor says its climate strategy an 'existential' risk: report

Summer Camp 2021: CDC Updates Guidelines For COVID-19 Safety In Camps

The agency recommends creating "cohorts" or "pods" of campers for safety.

Founder of Energy Garden, Agamemnon Otero, tends to a herb and vegetable section near the platform at Brondesbury Park Overground train station in north west London

In London, Rail-side Gardening Blossoms During Pandemic

In London, rail-side gardening blossoms during pandemic

World Malaria Day 2021: Theme, Facts And Crucial Information About The Disease

Some countries still managed to fight malaria amid the pandemic. Others were even more burdened by it.

National DNA Day 2021: Interesting Facts, Ways To Commemorate The Event

You can celebrate the occasion by extracting DNA from a strawberry at home.

Water conditions are monitored regularly

Hatchery Reviving Britain's Near-extinct Local Oysters

Hatchery reviving Britain's near-extinct local oysters

California plans to ban new permits for fracking from 2024

California To Ban New Fracking From 2024

California to ban new fracking from 2024

EU leaders European Union leaders will hold a face-to-face summit in Brussels to discuss various issues after complaints that videoconferences were slow and inefficient

EU Calls May 25 Summit On Virus, Climate And Russia

EU calls May 25 summit on virus, climate and Russia

US President Joe Biden delivers remarks on the second day fo a virtual climate summit at the White House

Biden Summit Brings New Hope On Climate But Hard Path Ahead

Biden doubled U.S. targets to slash greenhouse gas emissions responsible for climate change by 2030, with Japan and Canada also raising commitments and the European Union and Britain locking in forceful targets earlier in the week.