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

With theaters closed around the world, three South American dancers have created a digital dance-off for aspiring twirlers, with Instagram as the new stage where competitors from Argentina and Brazil to Israel and Italy post clips of their moves.

A digital dance-off spreads from Argentina to the world

A giant crop portrait of a historic Turkish sultan was formed on Wednesday (August 26) in Turkey's eastern area of Malazgirt, near the Armenian border.

Crop portrait of historic Turkish sultan brightens Turkish landscape

The show must go on, and that was certainly the case for the World Tango Championship in Buenos Aires as it moved online on Wednesday (August 26) in keeping with social distancing norms.

Dancing cheek to cheek? World Tango Championship moves online

They may not be wearing traditional red costumes usually donned by lifeguards but the canine members of the Italian School of Rescue Dogs (La Scuola Italiana Cani Salvataggio) take their jobs of saving people's lives very seriously.

Wearing red harnesses instead of costumes a team of canine lifeguards ensure beachgoers' safety at the sea

German tourists had to cut short their summer holidays in the picturesque Paris and Cote d'Azur regions this week as Germany announced new travel restrictions for those returning from the French tourist destinations.

Holidays cut short for German tourists as Paris, Cote d'Azur labeled hot spots

While coronavirus lockdowns saw many men across the world grow their hair longer than usual, none compare with Vietnam's Nguyen Van Chien, who has been almost 80 years without a trim.

"Divine calling" inspires Vietnam man to grow 5-metre dreadlock

U.S. women are marking the centennial of the national measure that enshrined into law their right to vote. The 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was formally certified on August 26, 1920. It says, "the right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex."

U.S. marks 100th anniversary of women's vote, though not for all

Fearing their creations may violate a national security law imposed by Beijing, some of Hong Kong's artists are turning to self-censorship while others are moving their works abroad or are planning to leave the city themselves.

Hong Kong's new security law inhibits anxious artists

Overcoming obstacles put in place by the coronavirus pandemic, some of classical music's most beloved artists are coming together to create a virtual ensemble to raise funds for women and children suffering domestic abuse in Mexico.

'Impossible Orchestra' holds virtual performance to battle Mexico's domestic violence

Britain's Education Secretary Gavin Williamson on Monday (August 24) cited a warning over the weekend from medical advisers who said that students faced bigger risks from missing out on their education than from catching COVID-19.

British pupils school return 'safe' insists education minister

The uncertainty and potential loss of his life's work keep Vince Bernard up at night. At Bernard Ranches in Riverside, California the citrus grower saw more than 3,000 boxes of oranges rot when the coronavirus pandemic forced schools and restaurants to close back in March. The loss translated into $36,000.

"I can't bear to see the trees suffer:" a citrus farmer's cry for help amid pandemic

Making sure Christmas can go ahead as usual, Santa's in the UK have had a training lesson to learn how they can make traditional grotto's COVID safe this year.

Santa school gives COVID safety lesson

Holidays in popular destinations such as Bali or Hawaii are not possible this year for South Koreans due to the coronavirus pandemic. So some are bringing vacation spots into their homes by transforming their apartments into where they would've been had the outbreak not happened.

South Koreans turn homes into Bali resort, camp site amid pandemic

Millions of students returned to classes virtually in Mexico on Monday (August 24) after a hiatus lasting months caused by the coronavirus pandemic that has sparked an exodus from private schools.

In Mexico's televised 'return to classes,' parents turn to state schools

A Hong Kong walking tour company that introduced online tours to survive the coronavirus pandemic says it is now planning to expand its customer base overseas and adopt virtual tours as part of its permanent business.

Walk from home: HK tour company moves online to survive pandemic

From atop of stage scaffolding on Sunday (August 23), Father Luis Carlos Ayala surveyed his congregation, gathered in about 80 cars below in a parking lot normally used for the local drive-in cinema.

Colombian church holds drive-in mass amid pandemic

The Chinese city of Suzhou, one of the world's largest bridal goods exporters, is feeling the chill as couples all over the world delayed, downsized or cancelled their nuptials because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Coronavirus dampens celebrations in China's wedding gown city

Japan's expert team on Sunday (August 23) evening published a video showing coral reefs in the area of an oil spill from a Japanese bulk carrier that ran around off Mauritius.

Japanese experts check Mauritius coral reef after oil spill

Mexico City's "floating gardens" of Xochimilco re-opened to the public on Saturday (August 22) after months of lockdown, providing quarantine-weary locals with the chance of having a beer as they float away and a sing-a-long with mariachis that pass on by.

Mexico's floating mariachis return to Xochimilco as lockdown eases

Three giant panda cubs were born this week at the Qinling research center of giant panda breeding in northwest China's Shaanxi Province.

Research center in northwest China welcomes three newborn giant panda cubs

The symptoms seemed mild at first: fever and a headache. But that was just the beginning. 31-year-old Los Angeles resident Francisco Garcia tested positive to COVID-19 in April and says he doesn't know how he caught it.

"My life is a miracle:" coronavirus patient recovering after months in hospital

Gaza-based, 11-year-old rapper, Abdel-Rahman Al-Shantti, hopes to become the Palestinian 'Eminem', rising from the impoverished streets of the sealed-off enclave to global stardom.

Eleven-year-old rapper wants to be Gaza's Eminem

For many, adapting to change is not an easy task, facing the current pandemic and relating to others can be more difficult when hearing or visual limitations are an obstacle. Venezuelan Jose Muñoz, a visually impaired radio host, courageously faces this particularly challenging time.

A visually impaired radio host faces pandemic from Venezuela

Bolivian Ana Lucia Arze - who lost her father in less than three days to COVID-19 - has found comfort and healing in music. Clarinet player, Camila Barrientos, who started the project, said she named it "Music to Breathe", as it aims to offer some respite amid so much suffering.

'Music to breathe': Bolivian music project offers comfort during pandemic

Movie-goers boarded boats floating on the shimmering waters of a Tel Aviv lake on Thursday (August 20) for a test screening at Israel's first "sail-in" cinema.

'Sail-in' cinema pops up in Tel Aviv, with indoor flicks off-limits

Mexico City residents haven't been coming to Guerrero Fitness for cardio or weights recently. Instead, they've been showing up for tacos and gorditas. Such is life amid the coronavirus pandemic as many businesses, gyms in particular, struggle to find a new business model that will allow them to survive.

From weights to tacos: Mexican gyms reinvent themselves to survive amid coronavirus pandemic

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