London's Heathrow Airport and Britain's main airlines urged the UK to open up travel to vaccinated passengers or face more job losses, as hopes rose that travellers from the United States could be given the green light this week.

Heathrow, airlines tell UK to open up travel as hopes rise for US visitors

BioNTech wants to build on its success in COVID-19 by developing the first vaccine for malaria based on mRNA technology and aims to start clinical testing by the end on 2022, in an attempt to eradicate the mosquito-borne illness.

BioNTech aims to develop mRNA-based malaria vaccine

Contrary to assumptions, rumours and expectations, the US will not be lifting the existing travel restrictions for now, due to the fear of the possible widespread of the Deadly Delta variant of coronavirus.

US not to lift international travel restrictions soon due to Delta variant: Official

A woman was about to go to sleep when she saw "piece of fuzz" moving on the floor. Later, she realised the piece of fuzz was actually babies of snake. Trish Wilcher, from the US state of Georgia, found 17 eggs of snake and eventually the mother snake after "turning the bedroom upside down".

'Freaked out': US woman finds 17 baby snakes under her bed

Amid escalation in Taliban's offensive in Afghanistan, US Marine General Kenneth McKenzie has said that the "United States is prepared to continue this heightened level of support in the coming weeks if the Taliban continue their attacks".

Top 10 world news: Storm in Tokyo 2020, Kuril Islands controversy, and more

Scientists in Australia have observed that cockatoos in Sydney have learned how to open bins by watching others. An ornithologist Richard Major observed Australia’s sulphur-crested cockatoos opening the lids of bins to scavenge for food a few years ago.

Australia: Cockatoos learn how to open bin's lid by watching other birds

In a first, men’s Olympic triathlon event in Tokyo 2020 had a bumpy start as a boat blocked the path of nearly half of the participating athletes on the start line.

Watch: Boat halts way while swimmers start men’s Olympic triathlon race in Tokyo 2020

Foreign journalists who were fighting for their lives to bring the latest coverage of the China floods have faced hostility and survived ‘vicious campaigns’ against them in China.

China: Locals attack 'foreigner' reporters for reporting about floods

After reopening the economy completely and abandoning all Covid-related rules, it has come as a surprise that the UK government might be planning to make vaccines compulsory for university students.

UK government plans to make vaccines compulsory for university students: Report

An Israel Defense Forces soldier is angry at Ben & Jerry's for withdrawing his favourite flavour of ice cream in the Israeli-occupied Palestinian territory. The soldier is now aiming to file a legal complaint against Ben & Jerry's for the same.

Israel: IDF soldier sues Ben & Jerry's for not selling his favourite ice-cream

After an all-too-brief respite, the United States is again at a crossroads in the pandemic. The number of infections has ticked up — slowly at first, then swiftly — to 51,000 cases per day, on average, more than four times the rate a month ago.

The delta variant is the symptom of a bigger threat: Vaccine refusal

After a long wait, a veterinary doctor turned inventor, John Abraham has received a patent for inventing biodiesel from slaughtered chicken waste. "After seven-and-a-half years, the Indian Patent Office finally granted us the patent on July 7, 2021, for inventing 'biodiesel produced from rendered chicken oil," Abraham told news agency PTI.

India: John Abraham, a veterinarian, invents way to get biodiesel from chicken waste

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