Events

When invasive species gain inroads to forests due to fracking, the timber industry and wildlife stand to suffer.

The world’s most powerful source of neutron beams will be less than half as powerful as planned when the facility begins scientific experiments in 2023.

Sir Michael Fallon visited the largest and most powerful ship built for the Royal Navy for the first time at sea today.

July 24-25, Minister of Finance of Ukraine Olexandr Danyliuk will pay a working visit to the Italian Republic.

Blood tests for a certain protein could show whether a patient is at risk for developing Alzheimer's disease.

A new discovery could change the way surgeons operate on meniscus tears in knees.

Minister Dacic and Ambassador Abdollahi about the strengthening of political dialogue between Serbia and Iran

Pope Francis said the funds are "a symbolic contribution to an FAO programme that provides seeds to rural families in areas affected by the combined effects of conflicts and drought."

DPR Korea’s crop production for 2017, including staple rice, maize, potatoes and soybean, has been severely damaged by prolonged dry weather conditions, threatening food security for a large part of its population

The UK’s most senior counter terrorism officers have called for businesses to develop new ways of helping keep the public safe in the wake of recent attacks.

A material from shellfish could boost the accuracy of medical tests, including ones for Zika and HIV, and increases the power of lab bioassays.

Children's placemats at restaurants—usually filled with games and local business ads—could help kids make healthier food choices, say researchers.

Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko will make an official visit to Ukraine on 20-21 July. The Belarusian leader is scheduled to hold talks with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, both one-on-one and in an extended format.