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The global fishing fleet has more than doubled since 1950, but it's not because the fishing has gotten easier.

The results of the European elections revealed some unexpected outcomes Monday as the full picture from the world's biggest multi-country vote became clearer.

Developing the cars of the future is expensive.

German newspaper Bild published a cut-out kippah skullcap on its front page Monday, urging readers to show their solidarity with the country's Jewish community in the face of rising anti-Semitism.

The world's rivers are widely contaminated with antibiotics, according to a new global study, the first of its kind.

Malaysia's last male Sumatran rhino has died, leaving behind just one female of the same rare species in captivity in the country.

Ren Zhengfei, the CEO and founder of embattled Chinese tech company Huawei, is defending US rival Apple.

A dirt track at Djibouti's Doraleh Port leads to a series of unassuming single-story buildings that, earlier this year, hosted the world's two superpowers.

A British mountaineer who recently died on Everest warned of overcrowding at the summit in his last post to social media.

Perched on a bench in the quiet courtyard of a pub, Ian Bailey is signing a copy of his self-published book of poetry for a young American woman. He then opens a folded paper printout of his latest work.

An 8.0 magnitude earthquake struck northern Peru on Sunday morning, according to preliminary readings from the United States Geological Survey.

German Jews have been warned by a leading government official not to wear traditional kippahs in all public settings following a rise in anti-Semitic attacks across the country.

Pope Francis likened having an abortion to hiring a "hitman" while speaking at the "Yes to Life" anti-abortion conference in Rome Saturday.

Divorce laws in the Republic of Ireland will be liberalized after the results of a referendum were revealed Sunday morning.

Two-time grand slam champion Naomi Osaka could dominate the women's game for years to come and win as many as 10 major titles, says Chinese great Li Na.