After ICJ ruling, Myanmar denies genocide against Rohingya January 23, 2020
In a statement, government fails to use word Rohingya as it rejects accusations of genocide following case at top court.
Trump impeachment trial day four: All the latest updates January 23, 2020
Democrats continue making their case against Trump as Republican-controlled Senate begins fourth day of trial.
Netanyahu, Gantz invited to US to talk 'prospect of peace': Pence January 23, 2020
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu expected to visit White House on Tuesday; Benny Gantz also expected to meet Trump.
China's New Silk Road January 23, 2020
101 East investigates how China's new Silk Road is transforming countries from Africa to Asia.
New Iran general faces 'same fate' if Americans killed: US envoy January 23, 2020
Any attack on Americans or American interests will be met with a 'decisive response', US envoy to Iran warns.

A Zika vaccine could save suffering and costs January 23, 2020
A new study found that routinely giving the Zika vaccine to women of childbearing age could save money if the risk of Zika is around that of other mosquito-borne diseases like dengue and chikungunya.
A new blood component revealed January 23, 2020
Does the blood we thought to know so well contain elements that had been undetectable until now? The answer is yes, according to a team of researchers which has revealed the presence of whole functional mitochondria in the blood circulation. The discovery may deepen our knowledge of physiology and open up new avenues for treatment.
New experimental vaccine for African swine fever virus shows promise January 23, 2020
Government and academic investigators have developed a vaccine against African swine fever that appears to be far more effective than previously developed vaccines.
Mechanism for how common gene therapy vectors enter cells January 23, 2020
Researchers have identified a novel cellular entry factor for adeno-associated virus vector (AAV) types -- the most commonly used viral vectors for in vivo gene therapy. The researchers identified that GPR108, a G protein-coupled receptor, served as a molecular 'lock' to the cell. The discovery could one day enable scientists to better direct AAV gene […]
Evidence to explain behavior of slow earthquakes January 23, 2020
A team of researchers has made an important breakthrough that will help better understand the origin and behavior of slow earthquakes. Their work presents unprecedented evidence that slow earthquakes are related to dynamic fluid processes at the boundary between tectonic plates. These slow earthquakes are quite complex, and many theoretical models of slow earthquakes require […]

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The Holocene extinction? Humans 0.01%, Have So Far Destroyed 83% of Planet’s Wildlife!

The Holocene extinction? Humans 0.01%, Have So Far Destroyed 83% of Planet’s Wildlife!

By Cowry News on January 19, 2020

If the modern world was forced to choose between glitzy Los Angeles California and lousy Lokoja in Nigeria; a final settlement place with no option for relocation, 99.672% most likely…