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

South Korea mulls deploying military assets to Strait of Hormuz

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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

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

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

Samba schools in Rio de Janeiro decided on Thursday (September 24) to delay Brazil's most famous Carnival parade that would normally have been held in February 2021, as the country grapples with the second-deadliest coronavirus outbreak in the world.

Rio de Janeiro samba schools delay 2021 Carnival parade over coronavirus

Fossils of a mastodon, a giant prehistoric relative of today's elephants, have been discovered at an artisanal gold mine in central Colombia in a find which researchers say could herald a trove of similar specimens.

Colombian miners strike fossilized gold: a mastodon

Pubs, bars and restaurants throughout Britain got to grips with new operating restrictions on Thursday (September 24) after they were introduced by the government to curb rising COVID-19 infections.

British bars and pubs adapt to new coronavirus rules

Japanese artist Takahiro Shibata's glasses might be fogging up but it is part of his creation - a one-of-a-kind "ramen mask". With the mask on, the more his spectacles fog, the hotter and steamier the "noodle soup" looks to be, sitting over his mouth.

Japanese artist creates "ramen mask" for foggy glasses

Some extremely cute additions have arrived at Lima's Parque de Leyendas zoo after the recent hatching of two penguin chicks and the birth of a baby alpaca.

Penguin chicks and a baby alpaca the newest additions to Peru zoo

Poles were left shaken and stirred by news that a suspected British agent called James Bond was on Her Majesty's secret service in the country in the 1960s, after the country's Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) posted about him on social media. According to the institute's archive, James Bond came to Poland on Feb. 18, 1964 and was officially employed as an archivist for the British Embassy Military Attaché.

The name's Bond, seriously: 007's namesake found in Polish archive

The next International Space Station (ISS) crew took their final pre-launch exams at Star City in the Moscow Region on Wednesday (September 23).

ISS Expedition 64 crew takes pre-launch exams

Chilean scientists have rediscovered a species of frog last seen more than 80 years ago, prompting new calls for the conservation of its habitat in the far-flung Chilean desert.

Chilean scientists rediscover 'ghost' frog in far-flung desert hot spring

The historic wildfires across the western United States, home to the bulk of the country's vineyards and major producers of crops from apples to zucchini, have ravaged farmers and ranchers already hard hit by the Trump administration's trade wars and demand disruptions from the coronavirus pandemic.

Wine left to the birds as fires choke West Coast vineyards

Climate activists on Tuesday (September 22) protested outside the office of Conde Nast, publisher of Vogue, Glamour and GQ magazines, demading the fashion media to "tell the truth" about the industry's impact on the environment.

Climate activists target Vogue, GQ publisher

Bristol's flagship concert venue Colston Hall, named after a 17th Century English slave trader, received a new name 'Bristol Beacon' on Wednesday (September 23).

English Concert hall named after slave trade Colson gets new name

A Dutch start-up has created a biodegradable "living coffin" made of a fungus, instead of wood, which it says can convert a decomposing human body into key nutrients for plants. The company, Loop, says its casket is made of mycelium, the underground root structure of mushrooms, and filled with a bed of moss to stimulate decomposition.

Dutch 'living coffin' aims to provide source for life after death

Vendors and manufacturers in Yiwu are at pains to try and save Christmas this year, as the novel coronavirus pandemic upends international business travel, forcing countries including China to place stringent curbs on entry into the country by foreigners.

In China’s Santa workshop, sellers fret over saving Christmas

High atop the Andes, indigenous Bolivians burnt offerings to honour Pachamama, the goddess of the earth and fertility, on Monday (September 21), in advance of the southern hemisphere's spring equinox.

With raised hands and burnt offerings, Bolivians keep traditional equinox ceremony alive

Rescuers had set free at least 25 whales marooned on a sandbar off the remote west coast of the Australian island of Tasmania by late Tuesday (September 22), with hopes to refloat hundreds more within days and end one of the country's worst beaching events.

Australian rescuers save around 25 whales stranded on sandbar

Banksy's contemporary take on Claude Monet's iconic water lily pond will be sold for an estimated £3-5 million in Sotheby's online auction on October 21.

Banksy's contemporary take on Monet up for online auction at Sotheby's

Victoria Beckham premiered her "eclectic" new designs in a catwalk video for her Spring/Summer 2021 collection.

Victoria Beckham showcases "true wardrobe" collection for Spring/Summer 2021

A Turkish paraglider pulled a stunt, taking "airbed" literally and flew a giant bed attached to a parachute on Wednesday (September 16).

Air bed: When a Turkish paraglider takes a nap

A French company is collecting fish skins that would otherwise wind up in restaurant trash cans, turning them into leather and pitching them at the high-end luxury market.

Trashcan to catwalk: fish skin bids for luxury market

Landmarks all around Berlin lit up during the annual Festival of Lights on Friday (September 18).

Berlin landmarks light up for Festival of Lights

This hands-on, interactive children's museum in Mexico City is re-adjusting to life under the pandemic, reopening its doors on Friday (September 18) but with strict social distancing norms in place.

Mexico City's hands-on kids museum re-opens

At the Pyramids of Giza, just a handful of tourists walks among the ancient wonders. Twelve people showed up to admire Luxor's towering colonnades the day it reopened this month. At Egypt's Red Sea resorts, visitor numbers are well below previous years.

With tourists slow to return, Egypt's resorts and ancient sites face tough winter

Masks, social distancing and plastic screens dominated commemorations of the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Britain on Sunday (September 20) as London hosted scaled back celebrations to mark the event.

Scaled back celebrations mark 80th anniversary of Battle of Britain

Turkey's first flying car briefly hovered in the air, successfully completing its first test flight, Turkish manufacturer Baykar Defense said in a written statement on Tuesday (September 15).

Turkey shows off its first 'flying car' prototype

Walt Disney Co's live-action remake of "Mulan" opened on Thursday (September 17) to a lacklustre reception in Hong Kong, where pro-democracy activists have been leading calls to boycott the movie.

Disney's 'Mulan' gets cold reception in boycott-leading Hong Kong

Every weekend, volunteers gather on Malaysia's resort island of Tioman to gather ocean-bound plastic that can eventually be transformed into pellets and made into a range of products including auto parts, home appliances and furniture, with help from a recycling plant.

Malaysian recycler transforms ocean-bound plastic waste into furniture, goods

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