A bar in London is serving up drinks to a new breed of booze hounds, offering "puptails" such as a Bloodhound Mary or Barkarita to dogs brought along by their owners for a drink. "After Bark", which opened in June, is the latest venture from the "Barkney Wick" dog and human community centre situated in the capital's Hackney Wick area, long a haven for artists and alternative culture.

London bar offers cocktails for pet lovers and their dogs

French artist JR created a mural art installation to impress passers-by in Rome this week by ripping a virtual hole through the French embassy in the capital. The art installation provides people with a sneak view of what the building would look like if part of the outside wall were ripped away. JR has also carried out similar projects including a mural at the Palazzo Strozzi in Florence.

Artist JR rips a hole through French embassy in Rome

After the pandemic shut offices and put Mumbai's renowned lunchbox deliverymen out of work, the 130-year-old "dabbawala" network has tied up with a trendy restaurant chain to take on India's billion-dollar start-ups.

India's pandemic-hit lunchbox men battle food delivery start-ups

Four-legged stars ruled the red carpet at a Czech film premiere, debuting a movie on rescued dogs which were first portrayed in a surprise hit book and whose stories have helped finance a new shelter for fellow canines. 'Gump - the Dog that Taught People to Live' appeared as a book in 2019 and follows the journey of Gump, and other dogs which were mistreated - told from their perspective.

Dog days: Czech canine film stars hit the red carpet, and a new shelter

Children in rural Colombia are being taught by the non-profit organization Halo Trust how to identify anti-personnel mines near their communities. During the country's civil war, landmines were placed by armed groups throughout conflict zones.

Colombian children learn to identify landmines buried during their country's long civil war

The first shock of catastrophic flooding in parts of Germany is giving way to helplessness as the extent of the damage becomes clearer. Aid organisations, private companies, the military and emergency services continue to clear roads and set up drinking water stations where the mountains of rubbish are growing and growing.

Mountains of rotting rubbish next problem for flood-hit areas of Germany

Swiss authorities have come up with a modern, original and quite authentic way to alert citizens of emergency situations. In a humorous spot launched on YouTube, a sheep bleats into a microphone after being slapped in the face. That is then amplified and turned into an emergency siren, reproducing across town. The ad is aimed at reminding people what sirens are for and what to do if they hear one. Source: EIDGENÖSSISCHES BUNDESAMT FÜR BEVÖLKERUNGSSCHUTZ BABS (Swiss Federal Office for Civil Protection FOCP)

Swiss town uses sheepish humour to get people to stay alert to warning sirens

In a significant stride towards women empowerment, dozens of female soldiers have become a part of the security services that monitor pilgrims in Mecca and Medina, the birthplaces of Islam. For the first time, Saudi female soldiers are standing guard in Mecca as thousands of Muslim pilgrims take part in this year's haj. Women dressed in military khaki uniforms were seen monitoring the security situation in the Grand Mosque in Mecca. Along with khaki, they were sporting a hip-length jacket, loose trousers, and a black beret over a veil covering their hair.

For the first time, Saudi women stand guard in Mecca during Haj

The Illuminarium is a unique new attraction that has debuted in Atlanta and is looking to expand to other locations. A massive 30,000 square-foot 360-degree projection room where real moving images from the African plains are projected life-size onto towering walls.

Illuminarium's virtual safari debuts in Atlanta

Inside a rundown building in Kariobangi lies a boxing dojo reserved almost exclusively for women and girls, who train under the watchful eye of coach Alfred Analo Anjere, founder of BoxGirls Kenya. In 14 years, more than 3,000 girls and women have taken up the martial art at the centre, many of them to learn self-defense and protect themselves from men.

Boxing proves a lifeline for women from Nairobi slums

Every year millions and millions of sardines trek along the cold currents off the South Africa coast during the southern hemisphere winter months, peaking in July. Countless dolphins and sharks hunt along the shoals - a spectacular sight that awes tourists lucky enough to find them.

Indian Ocean ballet: South Africa's breathtaking 'sardine run'

It's a neighbourhood watch with a difference. A clean-nosed crew, sniffing out trouble and keeping the streets safe for school kids: meet the pups of Tokyo's real-life Paw Patrol. They might not have the gadgets and gear of their beloved cartoon counterparts, but the dogs of the Wan-Wan (bow-wow) Patrol are firm favourites in Tokyo's Karasuyama neighbourhood.

Tokyo's real life Paw Patrol keeps crime on short leash

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