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Firefighters have been battling blazes across the Mediterranean nation for weeks. Extreme weather and gale-force winds have worsened the fires, authorities said.

Authorities battling raging wildfires in Greece announced Tuesday that they had discovered the burned bodies of 18 victims in a town in the northern part of the…

That the russian space agency has dwindled somewhat amid a lack of funding with some of that money being diverted? primarily, lets be honest, to the military for that that war in ukraine. yes, absolutely. you know, i think that russia was hoping that this mission, luna—25, would re—establish russias position as one of the world leaders in space travel, because, after all, space for space exploration is what superpowers do. and vladimir putin very much sees himself sees russia as a global sup...

To work with international partners. but its also because more and more resources now are being diverted away from the civilian space programme and towards the military and towards the war in ukraine. im interested, considering how much of a political event this is, as well as a scientific one. how is this being reported in russia? what is the kremlin saying about this incident and what kind of spin, if any, are they trying to put on it? well, nothing from the kremlin yet, but i was watching rus...

Yes, absolutely. ithink ukraine. —— has dwindled somewhat. yes, absolutely. i think russia was hoping that this mission, the luna 25, would re—establish russias position as one of the world leaders in space travel, because after all, space exploration is what superpowers do, right? and vladimir putin very much sees himself, sees russia as a global superpower. but i think you are right that the russian space industry has been in decline for many years now. why is that? partly, it is because...

The United Arab Emirates astronauts Nora Al Matrooshi and Mohammad Al Mulla are all set to receive space-walk training at the NASA's NBL.

Nora Al Matrooshi and Mohammad Al Mulla are on track with their extensive training regimen

The British filmmaker and his scriptwriter told SWI swissinfo.ch of their fears if a revolution doesn’t happen soon.

Russia launched its first probe to the Moon in almost 50 years on Friday, a mission designed to give fresh impetus to its space sector, which has been struggling for years and become isolated by the conflict in Ukraine.The launch is the first mission in Russia's new lunar programme, which gets underway at a time when Roscosmos is being deprived of its partnerships with the West amid the conflict with Ukraine.

Meeting attended by 300 people saw presence of astronaut's children and his father, Saif