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

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

Berlin's Waldbuehne open-air concert hall hosted its first performance in six months on Thursday night (September 3) but due to coronavirus restrictions, only 5,000 people were allowed access to the site which can hold up to 22,000.

Social distancing allows for one of Germany's first open-air concerts in months

Parents of children with cancer blockaded a street in Mexico City on Thursday (September 3) to speak out against shortages of cancer medicines at public hospitals.

Shortages in child cancer medicine stokes anger of Mexican parents

A particular kind of New Yorker showed up at Chelsea Piers Fitness on Wednesday (September 2) morning, the first time gyms have been allowed to open since the coronavirus pandemic struck the city in March.

New Yorkers pant through masks as gyms reopen with new safety measures

Climate activists from the Extinction Rebellion group glued themselves to the street entrances to the British parliament on Thursday (September 3).

Climate activists glue themselves to street outside British parliament

A homeless shelter in Spain's capital Madrid reported 26 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday (September 2), workers at the centre said, bringing the shelter's caseload to 32 in the last 4 weeks, with one fatality.

Coronavirus outbreak tears through Madrid homeless shelter

Kanwal Ahmed's female-only online hub sees traditionally taboo topics such as sex, divorce, and domestic violence discussed freely in a conservative country where there are few avenues for women to discuss personal problems.

Pakistan's online agony aunt tearing down taboos

Belarusian women on Wednesday (September 2) marched through the centre of Minsk and formed a human chain in solidarity with the Belarus opposition.

Women in Minsk form human chain, stage "cat" flashmob demanding freedom of speech

The rich get smart while the poor fall behind. That is the concern in Bolivia as the pandemic takes classes online and exposes the country's digital divide, sharpening stark socio-economic divisions in one of Latin America's poorest countries.

Online education deepens digital divide in impoverished Bolivia

From behind the large windows of Barcelona's Centre Parc nursing home, elderly residents blow kisses, give virtual hugs and speak to loved ones on the other side of the glass using mobile phones.

Love and care through a nursing home's glass window in times of COVID

Media waited in line on Wednesday morning (September 2) as temperature checks were carried out on everyone before entering for a press screening on the day the Venice Film Festival officially opens.

Temperature checks and social distancing the norm at this year's Venice Film Festival

Romanian theatres, cinemas and other cultural institutions reopened Tuesday after a six-month shutdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Romanian theatres reopen after six-month virus lockdown

An Afghan company on Wednesday (September 2) unveiled a fleet of brand new battery-powered passenger vehicles and mini-trucks which were all made locally.

Afghan firm unveils locally-produced vehicles

There was a giant cake, music and dancing in a retirement home in southern France on Tuesday (September 1), as one of its pensioners marked her 104th birthday.

Champagne, music and no COVID-19: French care home resident celebrates 104th birthday

These sculptures replicate landmarks from various countries in the world. They were created using one of the world's favorite foods - spaghetti. The non-edible sculptures are painstakingly put together by Lagos-based visual artist and sculptor, Aderintomiwa Oyatomi.

Spaghetti art: Nigerian sculptor replicates global landmarks with pasta

For 50 years, Christian winemaker Fakhriya Elya Hanna has been picking grapes from her two vineyards, and processing them to make wine in a workshop inside her home in Iraq's Erbil. But her decades-long practice was not immune to the blows of the coronavirus pandemic.

Iraqi woman's decades-long wine business hit by the pandemic

Plans to reopen schools are under pressure as coronavirus cases continue to rise in Spain where classes, in most regions, are set to begin the first week of September.

Basque school banks on distance, ventilation and hygiene for safe return to class

Belarusians living in Brussels held a candlelight vigil on Monday (August 31) to show solidarity with protesters in their country demanding President Alexander Lukashenko's resignation.

Protesters hold candlelight vigil outside Belarus embassy in Brussels

Hundreds of animal rights activists marched towards the presidential palace in Argentina on Monday to protest against plans to build massive pig farms for the Chinese market.

Argentines march against China's pork farms

Just one day to go before the start of the world's first real-life film festival in Venice but will anyone actually be coming? The 77th edition of the film festival is going ahead with strict COVID regulations. No public at the red carpet, restricted numbers in the screenings with facial coverings and social distancing all being strictly adhered to.

The stage is set but will anyone come? Venice awaits start of film festival

It's a proud day for the Berlin zoo panda family. Twins Pit and Paule have turned one! And like all birthday celebrations, it's all about the cake. One year on and the cubs have made excellent progress, they now weigh a combined total of 28 kilos, significantly up from their 200 g birth weight.

Berlin Panda twin cubs celebrate first birthday

The Colombian champion of 2020 Tango World Cup celebrated his victory despite this year's changes brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.

Colombia dancer celebrates winning tango world cup

Dozens of protesters staged a 'die-in' protest in central London on Sunday, demonstrating against police brutality and anti-Black racism. Footage showed people laying down in the street and blocking traffic.

BLM protesters stage die-in protest in London

Hundreds of people gathered for a drive-in Mass near the Colombian capital Bogota on Sunday, avoiding coronavirus concerns by worshipping from the safety of their vehicles.

Colombia priest holds mass in drive-in theatre

Authorities in sprawling Mexico City have long faced an uphill battle over how to get commuters onto bikes to ease the capital's snarling traffic woes. Now, coronavirus has made the task a little easier with bike shops in Mexico City reporting brisk trade in lockdown.

Bikes boom in Mexico City as COVID-19 puts brakes on public transport

Family members of some of the thousands of disappeared Mexicans marched on Mexico City's Zocalo square on Sunday (August 30), calling for justice and the return of their missing relatives.

'People continue to go missing' - relatives of Mexico's disappeared demand justice

A Hong Kong pro-democracy union of healthcare workers and several activists, including Joshua Wong, called on Sunday (August 30) for a boycott of the government's universal coronavirus testing plan, in which medical staff from mainland China are set to assist.

Hong Kong health workers, activists urge boycott of mass virus testing

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