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BRICS 2026: $1 trillion sovereign capital set to converge in Delhi for first iBRICS Summit

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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

Brendan Fraser’s transformation fuels The Mummy 4 excitement as fans welcome back Rick O’Connell

Krishna Janmashtami 2026: From Dhaniya Panjiri to Makhana Kheer- 5 best sweet dishes perfect for celebrating Lord Krishna’s birth

Donald Trump plans to travel to Ireland on Qatari-donated jet amid security concerns

Nazi-looted art to return to Jewish heirs

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Why Russian fighter jets use bulky, low-pressure tyres compared to US jets

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

A zoo in San Andres Cholula in the Mexican state of Puebla is celebrating the arrival of three lion cubs. The cubs, two males and one female, were born at Parque Loro Zoo on January 10, and all three are in reportedly good health.

Mexico zoo celebrates birth of three lion cubs

With judging at New York's Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show beginning in earnest on Monday (February 10), the second day of competition in the annual showcase for pedigree canines, owners and handlers could be seen grooming their pups, some of which even began licking their chops with the competition well underway.

Wipe those paws - dogs groomed at NY's Westminster Show

Colombia hopes this year to eradicate 130,000 hectares (321,237 acres) of coca, the base ingredient in cocaine, Defense Minister Carlos Holmes Trujillo said on Monday (February 10).

Colombia aims to eradicate 130,000 hectares of coca in 2020

Winter rains in the Middle East have brought on a yearly feast for the eyes: thousands of bright red anemones are blanketing parts of Shokeda Forest. The natural show draws hundreds of visitors every year for the brief period that the flowers bloom.

Negev desert covered in red as anemones bloom

A group of girls from a remote village in Kyrgyzstan have come together to form the central Asian country's first all-female ice hockey team - Shapak.

Kyrgyzstan's first female team shatters stereotypes

Far from the ubiquitous campaign rallies and political ads, some New Hampshire voters on Saturday (February 8) decided to clear their heads with some snowshoe yoga and 'forest bathing'.

Voters in snowy New Hampshire de-stress with snowshoe yoga

The Huoshenshan Hospital -- one of the two emergency hospitals newly built in Wuhan City of central China's Hubei Province to tackle the novel coronavirus pneumonia outbreak -- has been in orderly operation of treating patients since its entry into service on February 3 after intensive construction of merely more than a week.

Newly built emergency hospital in orderly operation of treating novel coronavirus patients

Conservationists in Mexico returned seven turtles back to the wild on Sunday (February 9), following their recovery from a deadly Red Tide that swept through Mexico's Oaxacan coastline.

Mexico releases Oaxaca turtles back to the wild after deady red tide

Hundreds of revellers lined the narrow alleys and bridges to admire a flotilla of boats carrying spectacularly dressed participants on the first full day of the Venice Carnival on Sunday (February 9).

Venice comes alive with colourful characters in carnival boat parade

Kew Gardens' annual orchid festival will celebrate Indonesia's wildlife and culture this year.

Kew Gardens infused with colour for festival

A multitude of witches and wizards took Buenos Aires by storm during "Harry Potter Book Night," which allows fans to dress up and test their knowledge of the popular children's saga.

Argentine Harry Potter fans take part in magical book night

A robot bartender began serving drinks in a Tokyo pub this month, in a trial that could signal the start of an automation wave to sweep through restaurants and other industries struggling to hire workers in an ageing Japan.

Tokyo's robot bartender begins mixing cocktails as Japan looks towards automation

For over a decade, 90-year-old Dino Impagliazzo known fondly as Rome's "chef of the poor" has spent his weekends collecting the waste food to cook up warm meals that he dishes out to the homeless living outside the Vatican colonnades.

Meet Rome’s 90-year-old ‘chef of the poor’

The abbot of the Wat Chak Daeng Buddhist temple, south of Bangkok, is spearheading a project to recycle plastic bottles into fabric for saffron-coloured robes for monks.

Bottles for blessings: Thai Buddhist temple recycles plastics into robes

Jewelry trends are sending diamonds on a crawl and swing as brands like Hearts of Fire look to create unique pieces for Hollywood's biggest stars.

Diamonds will stack, crawl and swing on Oscars red carpet

Nike unveiled it's Olympic Collection on Wednesday (February 5), gathering U.S. sport legends in an uptempo fashion show in New York to show off what the team will wear to the Tokyo 2020 Games.

Nike unveils Olympic Collection in New York

As New York Fashion week gets underway - Italian fashion house Missoni showed their new line across America in Los Angeles, turning a parking lot of a hot dog restaurant into a makeshift runway.

M Missoni mix hot dogs and fashion

There is a new breed in town. The Westminster Kennel Club unveiled the newest dog breed to compete in the upcoming dog show.

Sporty, sleek and ready to compete - the Westminster Kennel Club introduces the Azawakh

Argentina's female soccer league has long tackled stereotypes in the soccer-mad nation. Now, a first-division women's team in the country is breaking new barriers in the sport with a first-division transgender player.

Tackling discrimination: Meet Argentina's transgender soccer player

Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate high fived young children and tasted ice cream in Wales on Tuesday (February 4) while on an official royal tour.

Prince William and Kate enjoy ice cream, meet children in Wales

One of the most famous faces in the world peers out from a mosaic of Rubik's cubes in a Paris auction house where a version of the "Mona Lisa" will be up for bids later in the month.

Rubik's cube Mona Lisa to be auctioned in Paris

Pejo 3000 ski resort in Trentino has become Italy's first ski area to ban single-use plastic items.

Ski resort becomes first in Italy to ban plastic

The 23-day Copenhagen Light Festival kicked off this weekend, bringing some much needed light and colour to the dark and wintery Danish capital.

Light festival brightens up wintery Copenhagen

At the Izu Shaboten Zoo, 60 kilometres south of Tokyo, a family of capybaras is treated to hot baths twice a day to cope with the long winters in Japan.

Capybaras chill out in hot spring baths

Berlin zoo's newly born twin panda cubs made their public debut on Wednesday, attracting flocks of visitors, who also expressed their concerns and best wishes to China's Wuhan City as it fights the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) outbreak.

Berlin zoo's panda cubs make public debut five months after birth

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Mexico zoo celebrates birth of three lion cubs

Wipe those paws - dogs groomed at NY's Westminster Show

Colombia aims to eradicate 130,000 hectares of coca in 2020

Negev desert covered in red as anemones bloom

Kyrgyzstan's first female team shatters stereotypes

Kyrgyzstan's first female team shatters stereotypes

Voters in snowy New Hampshire de-stress with snowshoe yoga

Newly built emergency hospital in orderly operation of treating novel coronavirus patients

Mexico releases Oaxaca turtles back to the wild after deady red tide

Venice comes alive with colourful characters in carnival boat parade

Kew Gardens infused with colour for festival

Argentine Harry Potter fans take part in magical book night

Tokyo's robot bartender begins mixing cocktails as Japan looks towards automation

Meet Rome’s 90-year-old ‘chef of the poor’

Bottles for blessings: Thai Buddhist temple recycles plastics into robes

Diamonds will stack, crawl and swing on Oscars red carpet

Nike unveils Olympic Collection in New York

M Missoni mix hot dogs and fashion

Sporty, sleek and ready to compete - the Westminster Kennel Club introduces the Azawakh

Tackling discrimination: Meet Argentina's transgender soccer player

Prince William and Kate enjoy ice cream, meet children in Wales

Rubik's cube Mona Lisa to be auctioned in Paris

Ski resort becomes first in Italy to ban plastic

Light festival brightens up wintery Copenhagen

Capybaras chill out in hot spring baths

Berlin zoo's panda cubs make public debut five months after birth