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The Euclid mission will make an immense 3D map of the cosmos to uncover its biggest secrets.

A man was filmed last week carving names into a wall at Rome's ancient amphitheatre, a world heritage site.

We exploit around a third of wild animals for own own uses, putting almost half at risk of extinction.

As it pushes out 12,000 UN peacekeepers, Mali will be relying ever more heavily on Russian mercenaries.

Her family says they are shocked and saddened at the incident in Thailand's Don Mueang airport.

A microscope - sold alongside the handbag - is needed to view its intricate design.

How debris recovered from the sea bed near the Titanic could help investigators learn what happened.

The BBC called more than a dozen Russian recruitment centres and was told it's business as usual.

Annie Börjesson's body was found in 2005. Police found no evidence of criminality but loved ones always had questions.

What does our world look like if the speed of light was really slow? The results are nothing short of crazy.Check out the playable version of the project her...

Astronomers may have picked up the first signals from giant black holes spiralling in on each other.

There are fears the government's plan could lead to volatility in financial markets.

A crowd briefly enters the embassy in Iraq, a day after a Quran was burnt at a protest in Stockholm.

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Extreme heat is having a detrimental impact on women living in Indian slums. Now a simple solution is helping them keep cool.

Predating Hinduisim, theyyam is an ancient and mysterious folk ritual, and one of South India's most mesmerising experiences.

A planet that should have been eaten by a huge star has baffled scientists until now.

Lawyers for American grandmaster Hans Niemann say they will pursue his claims in state court.

The arrival of a child can be joyous – but it can also cause conflict in even the most rock-solid relationships.

"Van lords" profit from LA's housing crisis by renting motorhomes to those living on the edge, critics say.

Scientists want to be able to predict which bird flus are able to make the jump into people.

Seoul scraps a centuries-old age-counting system in favour of international standards.

Unrest follows the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old who apparently failed to obey traffic police.

Activists are celebrating a ruling by the Spanish region to enforce an equality law on going topless.