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Britain has unveiled its intent to establish a comprehensive battery strategy, actively seeking insights from companies, investors, and battery innovators.

Ice loss in Antarctica likely killed off all emperor penguin chicks in four of the 62 known colonies of the closely-monitored polar bird species.

Police in Zimbabwe arrested 41 poll monitors and seized their equipment Thursday, accusing them of attempted interference in the tabulation of the nation's presidential election.

The BRICS economic bloc has agreed to add six members, thereby doubling its total membership. New members would include Iran, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Ethiopia and Argentina.

Claudine Gates, the mother of detained U.S. soldier Travis King, has a new message for the 23-year-old who is detained in North Korea.

Switzerland's financial markets authority claimed a recent review of over 30 banks found that "a large number" fail to meet basic requirements for money laundering risk analysis.

Residents from South Korea, China, Hong Kong, and Macau are considering removing seafood from their diet over fears of how Japan’s nuclear waste release may contaminate the ocean.

Greece is grappling with wildfires that have been fanned by strong winds and dry, scorching conditions. The blaze has been described as the largest ever recorded by the E.U.

At least a hundred women and girls have been sexually assaulted despite a peace deal that should have ended conflict in the region of Tigray, Ethiopia, according to a new study.

A Turkish airstrike in northern Iraq resulted in the deaths of three members belonging to a Kurdish insurgent group. The incident coincided with a visit by Turkey's top diplomat to Iraq.

English senior doctors have once again begun a two-day strike amid ongoing payment disputes between medics and the country's government.

A powerful blast tore through a Hamas militant compound in the central Gaza Strip on Thursday, according to Palestinian authorities. The explosion claimed the life of one militant.

Malka Leifer, a former Australian school principal who sexually abused two students, has received 15 years behind bars. Leifer may also be deported to her native Israel in the future.

The 13 air traffic controllers employed at Rafik Hariri International Airport in Beirut, Lebanon, have announced their intent to go on strike next month.

As Gabon prepares for a crucial election weekend, the country's capital city, Libreville, braces itself for potential unrest that has marked previous polls.

North Korean Defense Minister Kang Sun Nam sharply criticized the Camp David meeting among the United States, South Korea and Japan and vowed his country would take a 'pre-emptive' response.

All 14,000 animals that reside at the London Zoo were measured and weighed on Aug. 24, 2023. Zookeepers used different treats and scents to incentivize animals to be weighed.

Following the successful landing of India’s Chandrayan-3 spacecraft, a rover has descended down a ramp to take its first stroll on the lunar surface.

An English judge ruled that a pastor who has brain damage and is in a coma can be denied the treatment needed to keep him alive. The pastor's wife is in favor of keeping him alive.

On Ukraine’s second Independence Day since Russia launched a full-scale invasion, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy vowed to keep fighting for the country’s freedom.