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UN votes to ‘correct the map’ as India backs fairer world view

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

Who is Aditi Paudel? 17-year-old becomes Japan's first literacy ambassador

Bengaluru: Officials find 40 kg expired chilli at chairman's club 

Jaishankar rejects trade link to ending Ukraine war 

Israeli strikes on Lebanon kill three, injure 23 despite truce

Alpine glacier was covered with sheep wool sheets to prevent melting. It worked

South Korea mulls deploying military assets to Strait of Hormuz

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

Breaking | Vance takes the podium: First White House briefing since Leavitt's exit

Taiwan raises 'concerns' over China's missile test

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

What is Iran's Pickaxe Mountain that Trump has again threatened to bomb?

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

Former NewJeans member Danielle launches YouTube channel, hints at new solo journey

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

Brendan Fraser’s transformation fuels The Mummy 4 excitement as fans welcome back Rick O’Connell

Krishna Janmashtami 2026: From Dhaniya Panjiri to Makhana Kheer- 5 best sweet dishes perfect for celebrating Lord Krishna’s birth

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

Why US tanks weigh over 20 tons more than Russian tanks

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

The roaring seas are no threat to French skipper Clarisse Cremer, one of the six women slated to participate in this year's Vendee Globe sailing race.

‘Small arms, big boat’: French female skipper to embark on Vendee Globe run

Self-employed musicians staged a performance in London's Parliament Square on Tuesday (October 6) to publicise the need for support for those in the performing arts sector.

Musicians call for UK government support over loss of work

North Korea held a stamp exhibition and a light show on Tuesday (October 6) to celebrate the 75th founding anniversary of Workers' Party of Korea (WPK).

North Korea holds stamp exhibition and light show to mark party anniversary

London's Royal Opera House is to sell a 1970s painting by David Hockney as it seeks to raise cash to get through the COVID-19 pandemic, the worst crisis in its history.

London's Royal Opera House to sell Hockney painting to survive COVID crisis

Portugal's bicycle makers feared for their future when the coronavirus pandemic forced them in March to shut for two months but 2020 now looks set to be a bumper year as people shun public transport and opt for healthier ways of getting around.

'A blessing in disguise': COVID gives boost to Portugal's bicycle makers

It was partly thanks to a bet with her sister that Agatha Christie wrote her first detective novel. Now, 100 years since it was published, the late author remains a household name, continuing to grow in popularity.

100 years on Agatha Christie still as popular

Eleven locations around the UK were honoured on Monday (October 5) with their very own Quidditch team banners to mark the launch of a new sporting companion book to the Harry Potter series.

Quidditch towns honoured to mark Harry Potter companion book launch

Callais is one of Paris's 227 "bouquinistes" who sell secondhand books and engravings along a three-kilometre stretch of embankment -- a tradition going back centuries, now under threat from coronavirus. While the job was never lucrative, Callais said the flight of visitors from the city has left the booksellers, who ply their trade on the main tourist drag from Notre Dame to the Louvre, with a fraction of the customers. Many of his contemporaries have decided not to re-open at all.

Coronavirus deals blow to Paris's historic riverside booksellers

Women in Iran will be able to take part in official powerlifting competitions for the first time, as restrictions have recently been removed.

Iran allows women to take part in official powerlifting competitions

Like every tiger-lover who has a unique story to tell after visiting the Ranthambore National Park, Hector Cueva Jacome, Ambassador of Ecuador to India shares his experience of seeing a large cat up close in the wild.

Ambassador of Ecuador to India shares his experience of Ranthambore National Park

Whistles screech on the sea breeze as three Somali coaches inspect a line of women in black and blue headscarves dribbling basketballs. It's not just the heat that makes it hard: the women are also braving the scorn of their families and the threat of attack by gunmen who think women should not play sport publicly.

Women's basektball a surprise hit in Somali capital

After 3000 years, Tasmanian devils finally made their return to the wild in mainland Australia on September 10, with the help of actors Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky, marking a "monumental" moment in rebuilding Australia's ecosystem, said president of conservation group Aussie Ark Tim Faulkner

Chris Hemsworth helps return Tasmanian devils to mainland Australia

Diyabanza, a Congolese activist who has lived in France for 20 years, belongs to a pan-African movement that demands France return colonial artifacts it expropriated from its subjugates and recompense for acts of slavery.

Meet the Congolese “seizing” African art from Western museums

Coronavirus-wary animal owners in the Philippines had their pets blessed via a drive-through ceremony on Sunday to mark World Animal Day and the feast of Saint Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals.

Pandemic prompts drive-through pet blessing in Philippines

U.S. and UK military personnel conducted joint military exercises off the British coast this week. F35 fighter jets from UK and U.S. forces were seen landing and taking off from HMS Queen Elizabeth on Thursday (October 1), ahead of the 65,000-tonne carrier’s full deployment overseas in 2021.

UK and US conduct military drills off British coast

Hidden in the urban jungle of Singapore against a backdrop of high-rise apartments, resides the city's last remaining traditional village - a once-sleepy dwelling that is seeing a recent flurry of activity.

Singapore's last village becomes local tourism hotspot

French fashion label AMI pushed the boat out for its latest fashion show in Paris on Saturday - hosting its catwalk display on the banks of the Seine river at dusk.

Parisian label AMI parades models by the Seine for fashion week

On damaged wall in the Syrian city of Idlib, artist Aziz Asmar painted a colourful mural of U.S President Donald Trump arm-wrestling the coronavirus.

Syrian artist paints mural of Trump arm-wrestling the coronavirus

A statue of Harry Potter, flying a Nimbus 2000 broom over the Hogwarts Quidditch pitch, was unveiled in London's Leicester Square. The bronze statue, which shows Potter, played by Daniel Radcliffe, is just a few steps from where the film "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" had its world film premiere in November 2001.

Harry Potter flies in London, playing Quidditch over Leicester Square

Family members are rueing incomplete send-offs of their late loved ones as a result of the pandemic in India. Last rites of the dead are typically an elaborate affair in India, but with the fear of infections from dead bodies of COVID-19 patients, funerals and burials have been condensed with barely a handful of people allowed to attend.

Mourning relatives in India rue incomplete funerals caused by COVID-19

Dubbed the "French Spiderman", Alain Robert scaled a skyscraper in Frankfurt without a harness and wearing cowboy boots. German police say French urban climber faces a criminal investigation and fine after scaling one of Frankfurt's tallest buildings

Wearing cowboy boots, "French Spiderman" scales Frankfurt skyscraper

Residents of the purpose-built village near Dax in southwestern France shop for groceries, get pampered at the hair salon and enjoy music recitals just like anyone else. This is, however, no gated community for the general public. Each one of the 105 permanent residents has Alzheimer's disease.

Inside French village constructed for Alzheimer's patients

Alaa Salah, who had been dubbed "the woman in white" rose to prominence after a video of her addressing Sudanese protesters from a car roof at the beginning of April 2019 went viral.

The woman in white: profile of Sudan’s Alaa Salah, possible contender for Nobel Peace Prize

Construction workers began felling part of a German forest on Thursday so that a highway can be built despite efforts by around 150 environmental activists to stop them.

Activists occupy German forest in hope to prevent highway construction

The show must go on in Rio de Janeiro. Cinema lovers are finally returning to theatres as their doors reopened to Cariocas on Thursday (October 1) after seven long months of lockdown.

Lights, camera, face masks; Rio's cinemas re-open after tough Brazil lockdown

A few hundred Iraqis gathered in Baghdad's central Tahrir square on Thursday (October 1) to mark the anniversary of anti-government unrest that erupted last year and to put pressure on the government to meet their demands.

Iraqis march to mark mass protests anniversary

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