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Israel said on Thursday it will deport to Europe pro-Palestinian activists on an aid flotilla headed towards Gaza as the Israeli navy intercepted vessel after vessel in the Mediterranean.

Inner Mongolian herder Dorj looked bitterly at the vast grasslands where his flock once grazed freely, before the practice was banned as part of a massive Chinese state greening project.

Donald Trump's assault on science could threaten the United States' position as the world's leading research nation and have knock-on effects worldwide, Nobel Prize officials in Sweden told AFP. Since taking office in January, the US president has cut billions of dollars in funding, attacked universities' academic freedoms and overseen…

Israeli naval forces on Wednesday intercepted a flotilla carrying aid to Gaza, ending its latest bid to break an Israeli blockade of the war-battered Palestinian territory.

World leaders and environmental advocates paid tribute Wednesday to renowned British chimpanzee expert Jane Goodall after she died at the age of 91.

An unstable group of asteroids orbiting near Venus could threaten Earth — but not for a few thousand years

More than 90 passengers and crew on Royal Caribbean's Serenade of the Seas have fallen ill with norovirus, highlighting rising outbreak risks on cruise ships and raising questions about onboard safety measures.

This spinoff of Disney+'s 'The Mandalorian' TV series debuts in theaters on May 22, 2026.

World-renowned British primatologist died of natural causes while on speaking tour in California

British primatologist Jane Goodall imitated chimpanzees, sat with them in trees and shared their bananas during her trail-blazing research in Tanzania into the apes' true nature.

For Dr. Harpreet Tsui, the belief that healthcare is a human right is not just a slogan; it's a conviction shaped by years of caring for patients whose access to treatment is limited by policy decisions, insurance loopholes, and financial strain.