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

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

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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

Christian Dior kicked off Paris Fashion Week in earnest this week with a socially-distanced runway show, as models paraded around an art installation recalling Gothic-style stained-glass windows to a live choir performance. A woman holding a banner reading "We are all fashion victims" infiltrated the catwalk at Christian Dior's show in Paris - walking the runway so calmly that it appeared at first to be part of the event.

Extinction Rebellion protester crashes Dior runway in Paris

A controversial brass plaque proclaiming that Thailand "belongs to the people and not the king" may have been swiftly removed by authorities less than a day after anti-government protesters installed it on the historic Sanam Luang grounds in front of the Bangkok Grand Palace on Sept 20.

Thai monarchy-defying plaque design turned into Instagram filters and merchandise

Britain's Royal Mail unveiled on Wednesday (September 30) four formerly red postboxes which have been painted black and adorned with images by or of illustrious Black Britons, in a novel way of celebrating Black History Month.

Paint it black: UK postboxes change colour to honour Black Britons

It's a "total loss," admitted Californian winemaker Dario Sattui, as he inspected the wildfire damage to his Castello di Amorosa winery in the Napa Valley wine region. On Sunday night, flames from the Glass fire destroyed wine-storage chamber, a fermentation room, a bottling facility and offices at Sattui's Castello di Amorosa winery, but its distinctive castle complex and tasting room remained unscathed.

California winery owner loses his "dream castle" to wildfires in Napa Valley

Fans of the Argentine cartoonist Joaquín Salvador Lavado, known as Quino, paid tribute Wednesday after his death at the age of 88. Some visited models of his iconic comic strip 'Mafalda' in Buenos Aires to leave flowers in his honour.

Argentina mourns death of iconic cartoonist Quino

With Christmas just around the corner, theatres across Britain would usually be preparing to welcome thousands of people through their doors as they host their annual pantomime productions. However, with current coronavirus restrictions keeping many UK theatres shut, this year's festive fun and the financial security of those working in the industry has felt a massive strain.

Pantomime dames parade for support in London

Members of a pro-democracy group marched towards the Hong Kong exhibition centre calling for the vindication of June 4th and the release of all political prisoners on Thursday (October 1) morning, as the city prepares to celebrate the 71st anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

Hong Kong protesters call for release of political prisoners as city celebrates national day

Young people on the autism spectrum were invited to dance at a night club in Taipei City on Saturday night to enhance their opportunities to socialize and expand their horizons, according to the event organizers. Over 30 people, all over 18-years-old, danced with their family members at Chess Taipei nightclub while wearing surgical masks to prevent spreading diseases during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Adults on the autism spectrum go clubbing in Taipei

Two unusual world land speed records were smashed in England, with a motorised wheelie bin and an electric wheelchair reaching speeds of over 40 miles (64.3 km) per hour. The contenders raced at Elvington airfield in northeast England at the Straightliners land speed record event in their bids to be recognised as Guinness world record holders.

Wheelie speedy: land speed records set by bin and wheelchair

With a white ribbon for every life lost, a Johannesburg church is choosing to commemorate South Africa's victims of the coronavirus pandemic. St James Presbyterian Church caretaker Rhudzani Makuya takes his time to tie each individual bow to the church's fence.

South Africa church honours victims with white ribbons

Dozens of fragments of human remains were discovered in clandestine graves in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato, Mexican authorities said on Monday (September 28), as violence rises in the conflict-torn state.

Human remains found in clandestine graves in central Mexico

Belgium's capital has banned prostitution in certain districts in an effort to curb the spread of the coronavirus. For sex- workers, however, the prohibition is a threat to their livelihoods.

"It's stupid," sex worker says after Brussels implements prostitution ban

Zimbabwe suspects a bacterial disease called haemorrhagic septicaemia is behind the recent deaths of more than 30 elephants but is doing further tests to make sure, the parks authority said on Tuesday (September 29).

Zimbabwe suspects bacterial infection behind mysterious elephants deaths

Medical residents interns (MIR) took to the streets of Barcelona on Tuesday (September 29) to demand better salaries and working conditions amid the coronavirus emergency in Spain.

Medical resident interns (MIR) demand "decent working conditions" after COVID emergency

Eighteen-year-old Fatima Sultani gazes at the peak of a mountain near Afghanistan's capital Kabul after completing a morning climbing session, considering her next steps. Sultani has continued to climb throughout the coronavirus pandemic, in August making it to the summit of the 7,492 metres altitude Noshakh Peak, one of the hardest climbs in the world, in the Hindu Kush mountain range in northern Afghanistan.

Afghan woman scales mountain peaks in hope of bringing honour to country

Romania's once-mighty opposition party may have lost the race for the mayor of Bucharest in countrywide municipal elections held Sunday, but it celebrated a somewhat bizarre, bittersweet victory elsewhere.

Romania villagers re-elect mayor who died of COVID

Women charged police lines in Mexico City on Monday (September 28) during protests demanding the legalisation of abortion in the majority Roman Catholic country.

Police and protesters face off at protest for legalised abortion in Mexico

New COVID-19 rules on early closing for bars left the Paris hospitality sector and customers confused on Monday (September 28) amid fears for the economic impact on the already embattled industry.

Parisians unhappy with restricted hours for restaurant, bars

Keysha Atiki is only 10 but she can already lift her own body weight thanks to training with a coach who once competed in the Olympics - her grandmother. Mercy Obiero was only the second African woman to compete in weightlifting at the Olympics, representing her native Kenya in 2012.

Kenya's weightlifting Olympian granny trains daughter and granddaughter

Hundreds of protesters marched in New York's Midtown Manhattan on Monday (Sept. 28) toward the governor's office, calling for indoor dining to be raised to at least 50% capacity.

'We're not going to make it to November' - New York restaurants call for funding, increased indoor dining capacity

Distance learning imposed by the pandemic has represented a challenge for authorities and educational institutions but also for students who, since they do not have their own computer equipment, struggle to be able to follow up on their courses and carry out the assigned tasks for their teachers. Aware of this problem and the imbalance that exists in terms of access to computer equipment, a group of Mexican students opened a Facebook page ''Laptops con causa'' (Laptops with a cause) where people interested in donating a laptop fill out a form, as well as those interested in receiving one.

NGO donates laptops for homeschooled Mexican students

The grassy slopes of the capital's Rome Park were a sea of red and yellow on Sunday morning after the flags were planted in rows, visible from the city's main circular road.

Thousands of Spain flags pay tribute to virus victims

Motorcyclists in Moscow drove in a parade across the Russian capital's streets to celebrate the end of the summer motorcycle season. An estimated 3,000 bikers drove in a column as part of the parade for the annual Moscow Motorcycle Festival.

Bikers parade in Moscow to mark season's close

Thousands of workers protested across Portugal on Saturday (September 26) demanding higher wages and more government action to protect jobs threatened by the coronavirus pandemic.

Angry Portuguese workers demand better wages amid pandemic

For the first time at Milan fashion week, a show dedicated to Black Italian designers was part of the official calendar in what organisers hope highlights the lack of diversity in the industry.

Black Italian designers celebrated in Milan fashion week's first BLM showcase

A woman and her son in Bolivia's capital La Paz found an outlet to the isolation brought about by the coronavirus lockdown by befriending a trio of birds known as caranchos, or southern crested caracaras, who show up at their 18th-floor window ledge where they provide them with food and water.

Bolivian birds find respite in the urban jungle

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