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Oxitec says its genetically modified bugs could help control invasive populations of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which can spread diseases. Some scientists worry releasing the creatures into the wild may have more risk than benefit.

VANCOUVER - While there'll be a lot of excitement and joy on the field when Canada's women's soccer team takes on Nigeria in a pair of upcoming friendlies, goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan knows there'll be a tinge of sadness, too.

Russias war and high energy prices have forced the administration to walk a tightrope. Can it combat oil supply crunches without sidelining its climate goals?

After having been jailed in what has since been proven as a marred FBI-backed judicial attack, Lula da Silva has emerged as Brazil's leading presidential contender.

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In Brazil, muralist and orchestra call for peace in Ukraine | 2022-03-06 23:40:21

A Ukrainian living in Brazil attends a protest against Russia's invasion of Ukraine in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Friday, Feb. 25, 2022. AP Photo/Andre Penner

Olympic champion Canada is looking for a more balanced performance against third-ranked Germany on Sunday after an uneven showing in its opening 1-1 tie with England at the Arnold Clark Cup.

New research quantifies the costs associated with pandemic outbreaks and the tools we need to fend off the next one. “Our salvation comes cheap,” the lead author said.

RAPOSA SERRA DO SOL INDIGENOUS TERRITORY, Brazil (Associated Press) -- The mining encampment that stretches across a mountainside in Brazils Amazon is dotte...