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Nigerian Navy discovers 99,000 litres of suspected stolen, illegally refined products as it intensifies anti-crude oil theft operations

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South Korea mulls deploying military assets to Strait of Hormuz

World's fifth-largest economy, British army can't afford to train

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BRICS 2026: $1 trillion sovereign capital set to converge in Delhi for first iBRICS Summit

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UN votes to correct world map that visually shrank Africa for 450 years

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Bangladesh batter Towhid Hridoy creates history with 350 not out in South Africa

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Donald Trump plans to travel to Ireland on Qatari-donated jet amid security concerns

Nazi-looted art to return to Jewish heirs

Eight killed in Kerala’s Thrissur after car rams into lorry parked on highway

Why Russian fighter jets use bulky, low-pressure tyres compared to US jets

FBI-wanted fraud accused arrested in Jalandhar over $600,000 scam

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Killing the Himalayas slowly: Human urine is melting a glacier on Mount Everest

"Ichiha" and "Popo" are two red pandas who have become the novelty of a Chilean zoo hosting them as part of a conservation project for their endangered species.

Chilean zoo welcomes two red pandas

It was a ho, ho, ho of a watery kind as Santa Claus, in full dive equipment, on Wednesday (December 2) plunged into Malta's national aquarium at Qawra to feed the fish - only those who have been well behaved throughout the year of course!

Deep dive Santa: Father Christmas plunges into aquarium to feed all the well-behaved fish

London Zoo reopened its gates on Wednesday (December 2) as England emerged from a month-long coronavirus lockdown.

London Zoo brings festive cheer as it reopens after lockdown

Belgium's post office has reached a 'historical' workload as a shift to online purchases accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic has left it brimming with packages.

Belgian postal service faces 'historic' workload as COVID-19 pushes Christmas shoppers online

Austria on Wednesday chose a middle way in its standoff with neighbouring countries on whether skiing over Christmas is safe, by letting resorts reopen on Christmas Eve but making ski holidays virtually impossible.

Austria plans Christmas skiing, but effectively for locals only

Leydy Pech Martin, a 55-year-old Maya beekeeper, who has waged a legal battle against pesticides and genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in Mexico for more than 10 years won the Goldman Prize 2020 on Monday (November 30) in part for her ongoing struggle against U.S. agrochemical giant Monsanto.

Indigenous Maya 'Guardian of the Bees' wins environmental prize

An Indonesian man is making cosplay costumes for cats, selling them online to transform felines into superheroes, fashionistas in hijabs, or even cobblers.

Furry friends’ fashion: Indonesian tailor makes cosplay costumes for cats 

Waiting to be bussed to Sudan's Um Rakuba refugee camp, Kurum plays a soft melody with his Kirrar, a string instrument, for a handful of Ethiopians on board. The 20-year-old Tigrayan refugee, who arrived at the Hamdeyat border reception centre with his friend, was being transferred on Tuesday (December 1) to one of the main Ethiopian refugee camps in Sudan, to join some 10,000 others.

With his music and no family, Tigrayan refugee journeys to new home 

Colombia, the world's leading producer of washed Arabica coffee, will seek to maintain its production and export levels in 2021 by taking advantage of the good performance of international prices, but does not plan to increase its harvest or the area planted, an influential coffee leader said Tuesday (December 1).

Colombia seeks to maintain coffee production in 2021 

Instead of the usual diners, cuddly bears are now waiting to be served, giving more life to the street and to help out local shopkeepers said La Crevette owner, Francois Piazza.

Teddy bears replace diners as French restaurants remain closed

Australian fire crews were battling massive bushfires on Fraser Island, the world's largest sand island, on Wednesday (December 2), which have been burning for six weeks, forcing tourists to flee the island off the northeast coast.

Bushfires threaten tourist areas on Australia's Fraser Island 

A rare skeleton of a sabre-toothed cat which roamed the northern United States some 37 million years ago is expected to fetch between 60,000 and 80,000 Swiss francs ($66,400 - $88,500) at an auction in Switzerland next week, auction house Piguet said on Tuesday (December 1).

Skeleton of U.S. sabre-toothed tiger to be auctioned in Switzerland 

New COVID-19 restrictions came into effect in Los Angeles County on Monday (November 30), leaving businesses wondering how they can survive.

"Everybody's worried": California businesses fear second shutdown

K-pop band BTS is offering up its outfits from the music video for hit single "Dynamite" to the highest bidder in a Beverly Hills charity auction in January.

BTS 'Dynamite' costumes to light up U.S. music charity auction

Pakistan's lonely elephant Kaavan arrived in Cambodia by cargo plane on Monday (November 30) to start a new life with 600 fellow pachyderms at a local sanctuary, the result of years of campaigning for his relocation by American singer Cher.

Pakistan's lonesome elephant, Kaavan, starts new life in Cambodia

An estimated of 150 people dressed as Santa Claus hit the waters in Queensland's iconic Gold Coast on Sunday (November 29) in a charity run for Australian children in residential care.

Australia's Santas ditch sleighs for jetskis in charity run

Russia's famous ice rink in the Red Square celebrated its 15th anniversary on Saturday (November 28) with a colourful opening ceremony despite the coronavirus pandemic.

Ice rink in Red Squar opens with colourful performance despite COVID-19 threat

Soraya Shahidy, is no regular tattoo artist. She is the first female tattoo artist in Afghanistan, a country where many still believe ink-on-skin is a sin against Islam.

Meet Afghanistan's first female tattoo artist

Father Frost (Russian Santa Claus) and Snegurochka met children with disabilities on Saturday (November 28) in Kuzminki Moscow residence of Father Frost as New Year and Christmas near.

Children with disabilities meet Father Frost, Russia's Santa Claus

Cano is a three-year-old mongrel who hopped into Quispe's taxi seven-months-ago and has not looked back. Cano sticks by his owner unconditionally and accompanies him on all his endeavours.

Dog proves to be a taxi driver's best friend and copilot in Bolivia

The world's largest traditional sailing ship "Sedov" reached the Russian region of Kaliningrad on Friday (November 27), marking the end of its almost year-long journey around the globe.

Russian sailing ship finishes Arctic voyage in Kaliningrad

A hummingbird sanctuary is providing a picturesque respite from the stresses of big city living for people in the Colombian capital Bogota.

Colourful hummingbirds provide relief from urban blues for Bogota residents

With traditional Christmas markets banned and restaurants closed under Germany's second partial lockdown, one enterprising restaurant owner has opened a drive-through Christmas market to keep his staff busy and his customers happy.

Drive-through German market brings festive cheer despite coronavirus

A group of artists has created an immense portrait of a young child in a field in Yorkshire, England, to highlight the plight of children in Yemen. The portrait created by the Sand In Your Eye group is made up of 6,000 real-sized figures of playing children, symbolising the 6,000 UNICEF warned could die a day because of the dire situation in Yemen.

Huge image in UK highlights Yemen children's plight

Cambodian farmers in this village are hoping that scarecrows will keep the coronavirus away from their homes and families. Called "Ting Mong" in Khmer, the scarecrows are usually made of straw and branches, donning old clothes and equipped with helmets and wooden sticks. Locals say they will protect them from evil spirits and diseases, a belief that dates back at least a century.

Cambodian villagers hope scarecrows will "scare away" coronavirus

A team of friendly robots is giving a much-needed boost to both staff and residents at a German care centre for the elderly, including by helping to enforce coronavirus hygiene measures.

Robots boost morale and help with hygiene at a German care home

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