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

Indonesian Muslims arrived at mosques with face masks to perform Eid Al-Fitr prayers at dawn on Wednesday (May 13) despite concerns that the coronavirus pandemic has yet to subside.

Indonesian Muslims celebrate Eid Al-Fitr with masks and prayers

A new Brazilian made bubble like oxygen helmet is the latest ally in the fight against COVID-19 for Brazil's doctors. The helmet, called an Individual Controlled Breathing Bubble (BRIC), is not a new technology but the purchase cost to import them was too high for most Brazilian hospitals.

Brazilian made oxygen helmets help treat COVID

For decades, Cuban artist José Antonio Rodríguez Fuster has been creating artwork with mosaic tiles and now he has turned his neighbourhood in Havana into a giant open-air gallery.

Cuba artist hopes mosaics will bring back visitors

Brazil's arabica harvest kicked off symbolically this weekend with volunteers picking through one of the world's largest urban coffee farms at Sao Paulo's Instituto Biológico, a hub of agricultural research in the middle of the metropolis.

Brazil coffee harvest starts in the heart of its biggest city

Indonesian teacher, Yahya, has come up with an innovative teaching method by dressing up as clown to conduct classes in orphanages as a way to encourage children to engage in Islamic studies during the holy month of Ramadan.

Indonesian dresses as clown to teach children Koran at orphanages

Preserved human corpses, some holding tennis rackets and others gathered around a game of poker, adorned a Zurich exhibition hall on Friday (May 7) for a traveling exhibit that encourages people to reflect on their existence. The "Body Worlds" exhibition in Zurich aims to show people the one constant in the rapidly evolving and fast-paced modern world: the human body.

Donate a body for art and science? Zurich exhibition gives food for thought

During Ramadan, fasting families living in localities with no running water depend on the services of 'mashkis' who deliver water using goat-hide bags. The 'mashkis' supplied water to communities in Indo-Pakistan for centuries but are now a vanishing profession.

Pakistan's water bearers quench thirst in Ramadan, but fear for their trade

Residents of Russia's St Petersburg took to the water on waverunners and motorboats on Sunday (May 9) to commemorate the ancestors who fought in World War Two.

St Petersburg's 'immortal regiment' march staged on water

A young grey whale lost in the Mediterranean, tens of thousands of miles away from its natural habitat in the Pacific ocean, is desperately seeking its way home, but biologists are worried it may not survive.

Lost in the Mediterranean, Wally the whale desperately seeks way home to California

In Cochabamba, west-central Bolivia, companies have teamed up to offer a completely green delivery service in one of South America's most polluted cities. Bolivian companies Quantium Motors, Targuet, QuraPlanet, and the Kangaroo Go app are working within a pollution-free delivery chain to become the first 100 percent green delivery service in the Andean country.

Goodbye pollution! Bolivian companies team up for fully eco-friendly deliveries

Dutch researchers have trained bees, which have an unusually keen sense of smell, to detect COVID-19 infected samples, a finding they said could cut the waiting time for test results to seconds.

Dutch researchers train bees to detect coronavirus

David Hockney's sunrise, a message of hope amid pandemic, lit up Seoul's night on Thursday (May 6) at K-pop square on Gangnam street.

David Hockney's artwork, a message of hope, lights up Seoul

Thirty-four new Swiss Guard recruits were sworn in Thursday at the annual ceremony in the San Damaso courtyard of the Vatican's Apostolic Palace.

New recruits sworn in as Swiss Guards at Vatican

Elderly residents from a nursing home outside Madrid relished the fresh air and freedom of a guided tour around the city's zoo on Wednesday, delighting in particular at the sight of Bing-Xing the giant panda.

Pandas a respite from pandemic for Madrid care home residents

Conservationists in Chile are looking to re-populate the at-risk native rhea bird into its Patagonia region, after it was brought to near extinction locally as a result of illegal hunting.

At-risk rheas released into wild of Chile's Patagonia for repopulation

A woman from Mali has given birth to nine babies after only expecting seven, Mali's minister of health announced on Wednesday. Halima Cisse gave birth to five girls and four boys by caesarean section in Morocco on Tuesday after being sent there for special care, the minister said. The 25-year-old and her newborns were doing well, she added.

A Malian woman gives birth to nine babies at once

Dozens of produce vendors gathered in Chile to pool their resources and help hundreds of vulnerable families, delivering tonnes of food in the capital Santiago, Tuesday. The "Solidarity Heart" fair, as the group is called, gathered 16,000 kilos of food, arranging them in boxes that were intended to help 800 families.

Food fair help vulnerable during pandemic in Chile

Former Israeli army sniper David Roytman has turned his hand to action painting, but with live-fire ranges as studios and guns instead of brushes to blast colours into abstract patterns.

Art attack: Israeli ex-sniper fired up as action painter

Pom poms rustled and silver shoes flashed as members of "Japan Pom Pom" moved to a lively cheer dance beat. At first glance, it looked like a regular practice session. Yet, there's something unique about this cheer squad - the youngest is 60 years old and the oldest - 89.

Age is just a number for Japan's silver cheer dancing squad

Solitary bees are enjoying new digs in Barbosa, Colombia, where tiny hotels built by the Aburra Valley Metropolitan Authority provide places to rest and recover after a busy day pollinating.

Busy bees in Colombia get respite in bamboo hotels

Healthcare workers in Wales are planting more than one thousand trees to counteract the environmental impact of treating COVID-19 patients.

Healthcare workers in Wales plant trees to offset COVID's carbon impact

Mexico's lucha libre wrestlers held a fair in honour of Children's Day to raise funds for the athletes as they struggle to support themselves a year into the pandemic.

Wrestlers in Mexico hold fair as pandemic hurts industry

Carrying red and yellow flowers to show bullfighting is a symbol of Spanish culture, thousands of aficionados cheered on matadors who returned to Madrid's Las Ventas bullring on Sunday (May 2) for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Spanish aficionados return to Madrid bullring for first time since pandemic

A group of volunteers in the Bangladesh capital Dhaka dished up free Ramadan meals for the poor on Sunday (May 2) amid an extended lockdown aimed at curbing the spread of the coronavirus.

Volunteers dish up Ramadan meals for the poor amid Bangladesh lockdown

Thousands of people attended the Strawberry Music Festival on Saturday (May 1) in Wuhan, the Chinese city where COVID-19 first emerged last year, with many in the crowd not wearing masks.

Packed crowds attend music festival in China's 'almost virus-free' Wuhan

Hell's Kitchen Litter Legion founder Catie Savage scouts the New York City streets of the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood for trash explosions, pushing a cart with a cardboard sign reading "TRASH QUEEN OF HELL'S KITCHEN."

'Trash Queen of Hell's Kitchen' cleans up New York

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