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

The coronavirus pandemic is highlighting growth in inequality in Communist Cuba as worsening shortages force most citizens to spend hours in line to purchase basic goods while the better-off are shopping online.

Online shopping highlights Cuba's inequality in time of coronavirus

Mexican archaeologists have found the remains of a 200-year-old shipwreck off the country's sparkling Caribbean coast, according to Mexico's National Institute Of Anthropology And History (INAH).

Archaeologists discover 200-year-old shipwreck in Mexico's Caribbean

Joy returned to a nursing home in Tandil, Argentina this week after the installation of a plastic curtain on one of its doors which allows residents to hug their relatives while also preventing the spread of the coronavirus.

Argentine retirement home creates ‘hug curtain’ to embrace grandparents during quarantine

Tourism hub Dubai on Wednesday (May 27) moved to allow recreation spots such as a ski slope, cinemas, gyms and ice rinks to re-open after weeks of closure.

Dubai skiers hit the slopes as coronavirus restrictions lift

Chilean authorities are calling on young people to respect the measures imposed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus and say that over 50% of coronavirus cases are people under 40-years-old.

Chilean youth flaunting guidelines pose coronavirus risk

Restaurants in Washington, D.C. prepped their patios and staff for a limited re-opening on Friday (May 29), when they will be allowed to offer outdoor seating for diners.

Washington, D.C. restaurants prepare to open for outdoor seating

Russian barber Vla dislav Demi dovich completed his 48-hour haircutting marathon in the Russian city of Kostroma on Wednesday (May 27).

Russian barber gives over 90 haircuts in 48-hour marathon

Mighty Iguazu Falls at the border of Brazil and Argentina is roaring once again after a severe drought left the natural wonder looking more like a trickle.

Rain returns and mighty Iguazu Falls roar once more

A bittersweet image from Rio de Janeiro's iconic Guana bara Bay. With millions of Cario cas in lockdown, the city's turtles have re-emerged.

With Brazilians in lockdown, turtles come out in Rio's bays

Archaeologists near Mexico City are unearthing the remains of some 60 mammoths, according to officials from Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH).

Archaeologists discover remains of some 60 mammoths near Mexico City

Walt Disney World, the world's largest theme park, could begin opening in phases starting on July 11 if plans win approval from Florida's governor, Walt Disney Co executives said during a webcast meeting in Florida on Wednesday (May 27).

Disney lays out plans to reopen Florida theme park in July

North Korean workers produced textiles at factories in Pyongyang, state media reported on Wednesday (May 27).

North Korean workers keep busy producing textiles

Singapore's government has installed vending machines dispensing free reusable face masks, the latest in measures aimed at preventing the spread of the new coronavirus.

Singapore installs free mask vending machines around island

J.K. Rowling published the first chapters of a fairy tale about a monster known as the Ickabog on Tuesday, an allegory about truth and abuse of power that is free online so that children can read it during coronavirus lockdown.

J.K. Rowling publishes fairy tale so children can dream in lockdown

It was a rare moment of collective joy for young Ivorian Loraine Grea who celebrated her 24th birthday on Wednesday (May 20) in Abidjan with a small group of friends who all came in person. President Alas sane Ouattara eased the restrictions imposed to stop the spread of COVID-19 by allowing for the re-opening of restaurants, bars and open air eateries known as maquis.

Virus fears are still eating away at Abidjan's diners

Malaga's Picasso Museum opened its doors to visitors on Tuesday (May 26) for the first time since Spain's government announced a lockdown on March 14 to battle the spread of coronavirus.

Malaga's Picasso Museum re-opens after over weeks of lockdown

A Chinese surveying team reached the summit of Mount Qomolangma on Wednesday morning, a crucial step in the country's mission to remeasure the height of the world's highest peak.

Chinese surveying team reaches Mount Qomolangma summit

Butterfly? Backstroke? Breaststroke? Whatever the style, swimmers were notching up their lengths at a social distance as pools reopened in Italy on Monday (May 25).

Swimming social-distance style as pools reopen in Italy

Italy's Air Force acrobatic team the Frecce Tricolori or Tricolour Arrows put on an impressive display on Monday (May 25) bathing the northern cities of Milan and Turin with the colours of the Italian flag.

Italian Air Force acrobatic team gives 'tricolour hug' to post lockdown country

Several extremely rare snow leopards have been spotted on the outskirts of Kazakhstan's biggest city during the lockdown imposed due to the novel coronavirus, wildlife activists say, calling for more measures to protect the endangered species.

Rare snow leopards spotted in Kazakh city amid lockdown

A care home in Britain's south west has started a drive-through visiting system for the families of its elderly residents.

Drive-through visits bring cheer to care home residents

Bolivian Monica Callisaya designs special biosecurity suits for the "cholita" women in Bolivia - who usually wear long traditional skirts and bowler hats - so they are able to keep their identity, be protected and feel comfortable at the same time.

Bolivia's Cholitas don bio-security gear as they go out to sell

A giant plastic bubble with adjoining tubes may look out of place in the garden of an elderly care home in northern France.But this inflatable innovation is helping residents and their loved ones be physically in touch again, while respecting safety measures related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Plastic "bubble" in French care home helps bring families back together

Several artists have taken to Cuba's walls to express anguish but also hope vis-a-vis the virus - some in public spaces, others in private for fear of running into trouble again with Communist authorities.

Cuban graffiti artists take over walls and rooftops to illustrate life amid pandemic

A Peruvian woman teaching the ancient Incan language of Quechua via Facebook has reported a surge of interest as homesick compatriots around the world seek to reconnect to their roots during coronavirus lockdowns.

Lonely Peruvians learn to say "I miss you" in the language of the Incas

Pope Francis on Sunday (May 24) blessed the faithful gathered in St. Peters' Square for the first time from the start of a lockdown.

Faithful return to re-opened St. Peter's Square for papal blessing

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