Peace Corps Marks 60 Years Promoting Peace, Friendship
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· Maxim Moskalkov
Riot Police Open Fire on Anti-Coup Protesters in Dawei, Myanmar
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After Years of Moving, Virginia Residents Find New Career as Sheep Farmers
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· Maxim Moskalkov
First African American to Head Smithsonian Shares Highlights, Challenges
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· Julie Taboh
Will COVID Vaccines Help China Increase its Influence in the Balkans?
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· Dino Jahic, Amer Jahic
A Year Later, Uncertainly Looms Over US-Taliban Peace Agreement
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· Bezhan Hamdard
How a mature yoga teacher did calisthenics strength training in hotel quarantine | South China Morning Post
Andy Willner, aged 60, went beyond his yoga practice to stay in top shape in isolation for three weeks, finding creative ways to press, pull, dip, squat and lunge to meet his workout needs.
Why more than 1.6 million Chinese people have left areas in the northeast to move south | South China Morning Post
A prolonged economic recession in China’s northeast is behind the movement of more than 1.6 million people from the region since 2013, according to Chinese media reports. Most of the people have relocated to southern provinces including Hainan and Guangdong chasing warmer weather and better jobs. In recent years, Yu…
3 Years After, Parents of Nigerian Girl Abducted by Boko Haram Still Plead for Her Release
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· Percy Dabang
Desolate army patrols along China’s Qinghai-Tibet Railway and Highway | South China Morning Post
Soldiers from China’s Qinghai Armed Police Corps patrol have been mounting lonely patrols along a railway and highway on the Tibetian Plateau, the world’s highest and largest plateau. Chinese state media recently broadcast a report about a patrol on what is also known as the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, covering the soldi…
Carter Center Targets Online Threats in Ethiopia
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· Kane Farabaugh
Tech Executives Warn Full Extent of US Cyber Breach Still Unknown
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· Katherine Gypson
Africa Kicks Off Inoculation Campaign with Chinese COVID-19 Vaccine
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· Mariama Diallo
NASA Thrills Earthlings with Sights, Sounds from Mars
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· Arash Arabasadi
Cambodia’s Internet Clampdown: A ‘Great Firewall’, or No Worse than the West?
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· Nik Yarst
Vaccines not compulsory for Tokyo 2020 athletes, says IOC | South China Morning Post
Covid-19 vaccines will not be compulsory for athletes attending the Tokyo Olympics but they are encouraged to get inoculated, said International Olympic Committee vice-president John Coates. Speaking to the press on February 25, 2021, he revealed details about the operational arrangement of the Games, which is set f…
Nigerian School Gives Home to Youngsters Orphaned by Boko Haram
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· Haruna Shehu
Chinese air force unit holds drill to improve joint-combat capacities | South China Morning Post
An air force brigade with the 74th Group Army of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) recently conducted a drill at a military airfield in China’s southern province of Guangdong. Chinese state media reported that the exercise was held to improve awareness among soldiers and boost their capacity to take part in joint o…
Yazidi Women at Refugee Camp Must Keep Identities Under Wraps
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