The most recent version of the Russian military doctrine is centred around the deep mistrust of the US-led Western alliance.
Recent waterlogging exposed Bangaluru to a massive influx of snakes entering homes and hearths; rescuers are attending to hundreds of calls from panic-stricken residents.
A recent study raises new concerns about how fast the climate crisis is weakening Antarctica's floating ice shelves and accelerating the rise of global sea levels.
Russia says it is "temporarily" stopping on-site inspections, pointing to Western sanctions and rising coronavirus infections in the Unites States.
Russians’ trust in the ruble is increasing, even though they keep buying dollars and euros.
Around half of Australia’s 17 million electors have voted early or applied for postal votes due to the pandemic, which will likely slow the count.
The unprecedented temperatures come after the National Snow and Ice Data Center in the US said Antarctica's sea ice fell below two million square kilometres in late February for the first time since 1979.
Amid the Ukraine conflict, Moscow hints that it's ready to isolate itself from the global internet. But experts say that isn’t easy.
Around 3,000 homes have become uninhabitable in the Northern Rivers region of Australia, where more than 1,200 people remained in emergency accommodation.
The wreckage of polar explorer Ernest Shackleton's ship "Endurance", which was crushed by Antarctic ice more than a century ago, has been found, a team searching for it said.
Russian President Vladimir Putin started with a more cautious policy in Syria but has grown more adventurist after being left unchecked for so long, culminating in today's Ukraine crisis.
Contaminants that have emerged as a result of human activity continue to reach even the most remote parts of the world, with scientists recently finding decades old nanoplastics in the north and south pole.
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