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On August 30, Gennady Borisov spotted a new comet while at the MARGO observatory in Crimea.
The innovative country is consistently light years ahead when it comes to high-speed rail, and its newest train is no exception.
Nappy-changing machine and saliva calculation also triumph in annual science prize.
Salles will meet representatives from the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) at the headquarters of the US Environmental Protection Agency on 19 September, Brazil’s Folha de S Paulo newspaper revealed.
Rodents enjoyed being found by humans and would hide again to keep the game going.
It was a bit of a groggy start in Europe after it emerged not all of the ECB’s member country’s had wanted to restart its money printing program, but the main bourses eventually added 0.2% to what was already set to be a fourth straight week of gains.
The investigations into accusations of fraud related to tapping European Union subsidies had posed the biggest challenge to Babis’ political career. He had long denied any wrongdoing.
It wasn't freak weather, but the latest innovation being tested by 2020 Olympics organisers hoping to keep spectators cool and comfortable when the Games take place next summer.
Construction of a 30ft-high section of Donald Trump’s border barrier has begun in the Organ Pipe Cactus national monument in southern Arizona, a federally protected wilderness area and Unesco-recognized international biosphere reserve.
Vlogger embraced by far right apologizes for planned donation to Anti-Defamation League, after fans claim conspiracy.
Permanent Record is part coming-of-age-with-the-Internet story, part spy tale and — his critics might say — an attempt to try to justify betraying his country.
An international approach was needed on energy taxes to reach climate targets, Scholz told reporters as he arrived at a meeting of EU finance ministers in Helsinki which will address the matter.
With the top 10 Democratic candidates sharing the debate stage for the first time, they focused more on their shared opposition to Republican President Donald Trump and pared back some of the bickering that marked the first two debates this summer.
The ECB cut its deposit rate to a record low -0.5% from -0.4% and will restart bond purchases of 20 billion euros a month from November, it said in a statement.
Richard Ferrand, the president of the French National Assembly, is alleged to have benefited improperly from business agreements made seven years ago.