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

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Bangladesh batter Towhid Hridoy creates history with 350 not out in South Africa

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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

British novelist Hilary Mantel unveiled the final instalment on Wednesday (March 4) of her Tudor trilogy about Thomas Cromwell, the blacksmith's son who rose to be King Henry VIII's most powerful adviser only to fall from grace and meet a gruesome end.

Hilary Mantel unveils final volume in award-winning Thomas Cromwell trilogy

Britain's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge continue their official visit to Ireland on Wednesday (March 4) afternoon with a walk along the Howth cliffs in northeast Dublin.

Prince William and his wife Kate continue their Ireland visit

Nestle SA is launching a reforestation project to plant at least 3 million trees in Mexico and Brazil in the next year and a half as the Swiss food group strives for carbon neutrality by 2050.

Nestle vows to plant 3 million trees in Mexico

UK school pupils practices a foot-to-foot 'handshake' on Wednesday (March 4) that has been adopted around the world as a way stop spreading the coronavirus.

UK school practices handshake with feet as coronavirus spreads

Riga residents joined a yoga class with a twist on Saturday (February 29) performing their poses while sipping from bottles of beer.

Latvians sip on beers in yoga class with a tipsy twist

Barbie launched its new collection of female sporting role models on Tuesday (March 3) to celebrate International Women's Day.

Barbie unveils European female athlete collection

One of the most active volcanoes in Indonesia, Mount Merapi, erupted Tuesday morning, spewing a column of thick ash by up to six kilometers high.

Indonesia's most active volcano Mount Merapi erupts

Scientists at Belgium's university of Ghent are experimenting with larva fat to replace butter in cakes, cookies and waffles, saying deriving grease from insects is more sustainable than dairy production.

Would you eat Belgian waffles made with 'bug butter'?

A large group of mostly African-American women gathered at a Columbia, South Carolina church on Friday (February 28), the eve of the state's pivotal primary election.

South Carolina voters break a sweat dancing ahead of critical primary

While others may consume vitamins to build up health after the winter season, 407 daring Russians bid farewell to the frost with an icy water challenge.

Ice bucket challenge: Siberian-style

A French bakery in Beijing is suffering heavy losses due to coronavirus outbreak across the country as the Chinese authority are limiting public activity to the least scale, including having afternoon tea.

"We are too depressed": French bakery in Beijing

An anxious-looking statue of St. Francis, Italy's patron saint, looks out over a park wearing a mask in San Fiorano, one of eleven small towns in lockdown due to the coronavirus.

Even the statue of Italy’s patron saint wears a mask in quarantine red zone

Environmental activists performed a flashmob on Saturday (February 29) at Berlin's International Film Festival to demand greater climate protection.

Activists occupy Berlinale red carpet to demand climate action

Luxembourg abolished fares for trains, trams and buses on Saturday (February 29) in what the government said was a bid to tackle road congestion and pollution, as well as supporting low earners.

Luxembourg becomes first country to make public transport free

The Berlinale film festival is set to award its top prizes on Saturday (February 29) - but one lucky team member has already received a special honorary "Palm Dog".

Top dog prize for Berlinale pooch

An emaciated lion in Colombia was transported on Thursday (February 27) to be closer to its 'mother' in a bid to save his life. Jupiter was rescued at a young age from a circus after a life of abuse. Following his rescue, Jupiter was dubbed the 'kissing lion' after video of him hugging his carer Ana Julia Torres went viral in 2011.

Malnourished lion returns to woman who rescued him from circus abuse

A group of masked men raise their voices to make themselves understood as they play cards out on the street in San Fiorano, close to a chemist. Taking precautions against coronavirus has become second nature in this small town closed off to the outside world, but the men simply can't stay behind closed doors anymore.

Lockdown: Playing Superman and cards to while away time in quarantine

To celebrate the International Polar Bear Day, a baby polar bear cub at Copenhagen zoo took its first steps outside on Thursday (February 27).

Polar bear cub takes its first steps outdoors

The Peruvian government displayed on Thursday 21 cultural artifacts returned to embassies in Argentina, Canada, Ecuador and Brazil.

Peru officials hail return of cultural artifacts

Military personnel disinfected one of Iraq's holiest mosques on Thursday (February 27), part of measures combating the spread of coronavirus in the country.

Iraq's holy mosque disinfected as sixth virus case reported

A forgotten passageway in the British parliament constructed for the 1661 coronation of king Charles II has been rediscovered during renovation work, officials said Wednesday.

Hidden door spills centuries-old secrets of UK parliament

A plan to use snow collected in Japan's mountains to cool 2020 Olympics venues this summer is being stymied by snowfalls on track to be the lowest on record, according to officials involved.

The Olympics are coming to Japan; So too is climate change

After recent rains, the dam on Kevin Tongue's property near Tamworth in New South Wales is more than three metres deep. Looking back to 2018, the dam had been empty for months during one of the worst droughts on record, decimating his wheat and barley crop.

From bone-dry to lush greenery, rainfall brings respite for Australian farmer

With severe travel restrictions in China during the coronavirus outbreak, it seemed that most people would miss this year's cherry blossom season. Botanical gardens in Shanghai remain closed to contain the virus that has caused the COVID-19 disease, but you can still enjoy them on the internet.

Cherry blossoms online after virus closes parks

A piece of young amber - known as copal - weighing no less than 38,450 kilos and caught in the net by a fisherman, was sold at an auction in Copenhagen on Wednesday (February 26).

38 kg piece of young amber found in fisherman's net sold at auction

The U.S. Navy and Royal Saudi Naval Forces held a training exercise called 'Nautical Defender' on Wednesday (February 26) at the King Abdulaziz Naval base. The military exercise is designed to build combined war fighting capabilities.

Joint military exercises between Saudi and US Marines

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