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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

Gazans are thronging beaches and crowding markets filled with holiday sweets and clothes as they prepare to celebrate the Eid largely free of the coronavirus restrictions affecting the Muslim festival elsewhere.

Cut off from world, and virus, Gaza prepares for Eid like nowhere else

After more than four months of lockdown, the professional dog walkers of Buenos Aires are back. Since the new coronavirus lockdown was put in place on March 20, dog owners had no option but to walk their dogs themselves without venturing more than a few blocks from their homes.

Professional dog walkers back on Buenos Aires streets

A huge crowd gathered in Portland, Oregon on Wednesday night, as demonstrations continue against police brutality and the deployment of federal officers there. People screamed and sharply questioned Mayor Ted Wheeler, as he tried to address the crowd.

Huge crowd protests in Portland, Oregon

Full-size models of the lander and the rover for "Tianwen-1", China's first Mars exploration mission, made their debuts on Wednesday. The 1.85-meter-high Mars rover weighing 240 kilograms will conduct scientific investigations including the Red Planet's surface composition, material type distribution, geological structure and the Martian meteorological environment.

Models of China’s Mars lander, rover make debut

From touch-free bag tag printing to biometric boarding, George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas has put new measures in place to allow passengers to travel from curb to aircraft while touching as few surfaces as possible.

Masks, fever checks and biometric boarding: new-look air travel in Texas, a coronavirus hot spot

Thousands of tenants in California unable to make their monthly rental payments due to the coronavirus outbreak are living in fear of being evicted in the coming months.

California renters fear eviction, forced to choose between buying food or paying rent

With 8 refrigerators currently installed throughout Los Angeles, LA Community Fridge is helping to provide food to people who are not able to access traditional government resources.

Los Angeles sidewalk refrigerators offer free food

Californians are getting their lockdown locks tended to outdoors from Tuesday (July 21), in accordance with new protocols introduced by Governor Gavin Newsom. Barbershops re-opened in May but as cases of the coronavirus surged across the state, Newsom ordered on Monday (July 20) that personal care businesses could stay open but only if they moved their operations outside.

Barbershops move outdoors under new California coronavirus orders

Russian firefighters from the Aerial Forest Protection Service have travelled to the Sverdlovsk Region to assist in tackling wildfires, according to a statement released by its press service on Tuesday (July 21).

Controlled explosions used to tackle Russian forest fires

When rangers in Congo's Virunga National Park discovered three-year-old baby gorilla Theodore tangled in a poacher's snare this month, they knew they had to act fast. Theodore's left hand was caught in the illegal trap, potentially restricting blood flow and causing infection if left untended.

Coronavirus causes poaching spike in Congo's gorilla habitat

Following months of closure, limited numbers of movie goers were allowed back into cinemas on Monday in Shanghai where the risk of virus infection is considered low. Customers wore masks, left open seats between them and observed other safety precautions.

Movie theatres reopen in many China cities

When students in Greenville, South Carolina return to school on August 24th, the environment will look much different. Amid the coronavirus pandemic, student class sizes will be reduced to comply with CDC guidelines.

Schools prepare for socially distant classrooms

Experts in the Netherlands are analyzing sewage samples to better understand the spread of COVID-19 in an effort to help health authorities and hospitals adapt countering strategies and anticipate possible new waves of infection.

Netherlands uses sewage samples to better predict, analyze spread of COVID-19

Hundreds of workers rallied Monday outside San Francisco City Hall to protest systemic racism and economic inequality, joining a nationwide demonstration demanding improvement of Black Americans' experiences in the workplace.

San Franciscans strike over racial inequality

As New York City started phase 4 of its reopening Monday (20 JULY 2020), some of the city's most famous tourist attractions opened to visitors for the first time since March. Visitors trickled on to the Statue of Liberty ferry, but most said it seemed a little weird to be doing tourist activities.

Statue of Liberty opens as NYC hits phase 4

Residents in Ankara, capital of Turkey, are getting used to changes in weddings, as few facets of life have been left unchanged by the sweep of COVID-19

People get used to changes in wedding amid COVID-19

While the cinema drive-in may have gotten a boost as lockdowns gradually come to an end amid the COVID-19 outbreak, in Paris film fans can now munch on their popcorn watching a movie from a boat on the river Seine.

Movie magic as Paris turns the Seine into open air cinema

Professional windsurfing made its return following an extended break due to the coronavirus pandemic, with five days of racing which concluded on Saturday (July 18) in the opening Croatian leg of the PWA Windsurfing Tour's rescheduled calendar.

Professional windsurfing returns with event in Croatia

Percibald Garcia, a young Mexican architect, setting up every day amid a massive Mexico City apartment complex to tell stories to kids stuck at home.

Mexican storyteller amuses children stuck at home amid pandemic

Russia's famous Bolshoi theatre went back to rehearsals after the coronavirus lockdown in the capital, preparing for the performance in the annexed Crimea.

Bolshoi gets ready for opera and ballet festival in Crimea

On Thursday, a college student in Bengaluru had her most memorable birthday surprise and that too amid the 7-day intense lockdown in the city. A handful of Bengaluru traffic police personnel landed at her gate to surprise her with a cake.

Bengaluru traffic cops surprise young student with birthday cake amid lockdown

Rio de Janeiro's golden beaches are shining a little brighter amid the coronavirus pandemic, as Cariocas stay away to reveal kilometres of smooth sand along the spectacular shore. Although Rio has relaxed its lockdown measures in recent weeks, residents are staying away from its famed beaches like Copacabana as a precaution.

Rio's famed beaches get breathing space as humans stay away amid pandemic

They were temp workers, hospitality industry employees, painters, students - now, they've become newcomers to France's food banks as the coronavirus crisis has unleashed a flood of people who had never expected to need help to meet their basic needs into distribution centres. Among them is 34-year-old Natalia scraped by during France's nearly two-month lockdown thanks to donations from a food bank after the Paris bakery she works in put her under partial unemployment.

Coronavirus crisis drives more people to French food banks, many for first time

An auction of Disneyland souvenirs and memorabilia is going online to commemorate the park's 65th anniversary. The first Disney theme park opened 65 years ago Friday (17 JULY) -- and while it's currently closed due the pandemic, fans can remember the past with souvenirs and memorabilia including a tombstone from the Haunted Mansion.

Disneyland auction looks back at 65 years of history

Many in the English city of Bristol reacted with dismay on Thursday after a sculpture of a Black Lives Matter protester, which was erected the day before, was pulled down by city authorities. Artist Marc Quinn created the resin and steel likeness of Jen Reid, a protester photographed standing on the plinth after demonstrators pulled down the statue of slave trader Edward Colston and dumped it in Bristol’s harbor on June 7.

Some in Bristol dismayed by statue removal

Italian authorities on Tuesday (14 JULY 2020) returned to France a stolen Banksy artwork that was painted as a tribute to the victims of the 2015 attacks at the Bataclan music hall in Paris. The piece of art was handed over during a ceremony at the French Embassy in Rome, the same day France celebrated Bastille Day.

Italy returns Bataclan’s stolen Banksy artwork

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