After a long period on the sidelines, euro adoption is again making a comeback as an issue in the Czech Republic.

The Friendship Paradox says people on a social network tend to have fewer connections than their friends. New research extends this to happiness, too.

In 36 hours, the meetings with the key members of the new Administration of President Trump were held. It was stated by President Petro Poroshenko following the results of the working visit to the United States.

After tagging certain malaria parasite genes with bright colors, scientists could follow them through parasite's lifecycle. One was particularly vulnerable.

A new look at decades of data shows that states with right-to-carry concealed handgun laws have higher rates of violent crime.

Stalagmites suggest California had a long stretch of wet weather 8,200 years ago. The findings hint at what could happen if today's glaciers melt rapidly.

On Friday, the Prime Minister will announce new UK efforts to tackle the deadly migration crisis in the Central Mediterranean.

While famine has eased in South Sudan, the situation across the crisis-torn country remains dire, as the number of people struggling to find food each day has grown from 4.9 million in February to six million today.

European Commission - Press release Brussels, 22 June 2017 The EU funding will help meet the needs of the rapidly surging number of South Sudanese fleeing to Uganda.