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Japan is poised to launch their fifth Kounotori vehicle to the International Space Station.
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Hundreds Of Thousands Take To The Streets In Brazil Demanding President's Impeachment
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If Washington does not cancel its planned military exercises with South Korea, North Korea has issued new nuclear threats and says it is ready to use its latest weapons, which "are unknown to the world."
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Moscow calls on Israel to join the Treaty on Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (commonly known as NPT), Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov told reporters on Friday.
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'Deep wounds' within ruling Syriza party and growing disquiet in Berlin threaten to derail political support for a new €86bn Greek rescue
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Russian-backed rebel forces in Ukraine are building up to "full combat readiness" after an urgent meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and some of his top military advisers.
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Police used tear gas and batons to disperse demonstrators in Quito, Ecuador on Thursday as protests against a right-wing reform package proposed by the government of Rafael Correa took place nationwide.
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Ecuador's President Rafael Correa has said he would declare a state of emergency as the Cotopaxi volcano rumbled to life and prompted precautionary evacuation orders in several villages.
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The Russian Defense Ministry has developed new technology to counter US battle stations in space, said Igor Nasenkov, the first deputy head of Russia's Radio-Electronic Technologies Concern (RETC), according to Russian media sources.
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Thanks to Frankenstein's monster, Robocop, and the cyborg commandos of Ghost in the Shell, extreme portrayals of transplant surgery have captured our imagination over the years.
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Thanks to Frankenstein's monster, Robocop, and the cyborg commandos of Ghost in the Shell, extreme portrayals of transplant surgery have captured our imagination over the years.
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Earlier this week, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met with his Saudi counterpart Adel al-Jubeir to discuss options for Syria's future.
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With at least 50 dead and over 700 injured, it is no exaggeration to say that the massive explosion in the Chinese port of Tianjin is a total disaster.
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Uzbekistan's national carrier plans to weigh passengers with their hand luggage before boarding as part of a new 'flight safety' measure
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After a well-publicized international debate, the delegates from Amnesty International voted on Tuesday to support a policy that calls for decriminalization of the sex trade, including prostitution, payment for sex and brothel ownership.
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What in the world is going on over at CERN? Are scientists playing around with forces that they simply do not understand?
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For the last several months there have been warnings of a coming economic storm, with many forecasting serious financial calamity by the Fall of this year.
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Dubai's Meydan One will boast world's tallest residential tower, largest dancing fountain and longest indoor ski slope
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When China sneezes, the world catches a cold. Alternatively, when China devalues, the rest of the (exporting) world scrambles to not be the last (exporting) nation standing, and to do so next, before everyone else does.
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Archaeologists have discovered an underwater "Stonehenge-style" monolith in the Mediterranean basin, possibly made by one of the earliest civilizations in the region.
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Japan has restarted a nuclear reactor for the first time under new safety standards put in place since the Fukushima disaster in 2011, as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe seeks to reassure a nervous public that the industry is now safe.
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Google is learning the ABCs of conglomerate life. The $444 billion web-search goliath is separating its driverless cars, balloon-powered internet, biotech ventures and the like from its main ad businesses under a new Berkshire Hathaway-like structure
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When I post this, I'm really marking it in hopes of getting around to watching it later, and meanwhile putting it forward for your attention as well. But really, what better question than this to address in terms of where we stand on the independen
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Even thumbing a ride is government controlled in Castro-land, but people think that's been imposed on them by the U.S. embargo.
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There's no other way to put it: Commodities took it on the chin last month.
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Iranian military leader: 'Only the dead body of the American troops realizes the power of' Iran
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Though usually associated more with Middle-earth than Middle England, a plan is afoot to build the fictional city of Minas Tirith from J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings – or Peter Jackson's movie depiction of it, anyway – in the UK.
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Introduction of major police state legislation often follows announcement of attacks
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A recent poll conducted in Brazil shows President Dilma Rousseff's approval rating has fallen to record eight percent amid growing calls for her impeachment.
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I visited North Korea in late 2014 for 16 days, right before the absolute lockdown caused by Ebola.
