Cross-Cultural Music Project Goes Beyond Borders, Politics
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Newest first · UTC+11:00Will Afghan Taliban Protect Freedoms Gained Over 19 Years?
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· Najiba Khalil
Most embarrassed ‘ghost’ ever in horror escape room in China | South China Morning Post
A clip that has gone viral on Chinese social media shows an amusing moment in a horror escape room in China. While trying to scare visitors, a ‘ghost’ tripped and had an embarrassing fall instead. Instead of being given a fright, players tried to help the ‘ghost’ back on his feet.
US Presidential Campaign Focus Shifts to Trump’s Taxes
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· Brian Padden
African Union Election Draws Fire for Unopposed Candidate at Top
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· Anita Powell
Kenyan Government Fighting Payout for Slum’s Lead Poisoning
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· Lenny Ruvaga
Battle Lines Drawn Over Supreme Court Justice Pick
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· Michelle Quinn
India Army Conducts Military Exercises Near China Border
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Muppets Address Coronavirus in Arab-Language Version of 'Open Sesame'
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· Arash Arabasadi
‘I can make music anywhere’: Chinese man whistles his way to online fame | South China Morning Post
A 57-year-old driver from the city of Chengdu in China’s southwestern province of Sichuan has become an online celebrity thanks to his outstanding whistling skills. Chen Qingqi recently told state media that he can whistle more than 400 songs ranging from classical music to pop tunes, and said he wants to share his …
Crucial Battleground State Prepares for First Presidential Debate
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· Carolyn Presutti
Bangladeshi Migrant Workers Flood Airlines in Effort to Return to Middle East
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Military Plane Crashes in Ukraine, Killing at Least 22
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For Standup Comics, a Tricky COVID Comeback
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· Veronica Balderas Iglesias
Mythical (But Possibly Real) Creatures That Roam the USA
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· Dora Mekouar
Kayaking Trend: NYC Chooses New Safe Sport Amid Pandemic
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· Dmitrii Vershinin
Time Magazine Recognizes Indian Grandmother Who Fought Citizenship Law
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· Anjana Pasricha
Lufthansa Cuts Jobs, Plans to Expand COVID-19 Testing
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· Mariama Diallo
Ginsburg Leaves Capitol for Final Journey to Arlington National Cemetery
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Indian Air Force Performs Drills Near Pakistan-China Bo
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Trainer Does Push-Ups in Tribute
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After U.N. Finds War Crimes Evidence in Syria, Turkey Points Finger of Blame at Kurds
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· Nik Yarst
Hong Kong journalists protest against police’s new definition of ‘media representative’ | South China Morning Post
Hong Kong police have amended the definition of ‘media representative’ in their guidelines, according to a letter sent to four journalism associations on September 22, 2020. The decision has sparked an outcry across the media industry, with some members arguing the revisions would threaten the city's press freedom.
Ghana's Used Clothing Market Falters as Pandemic, Poverty Intersect
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· Stacey Knott
Chinese master carpenter Grandpa Amu creates intricate toys for his grandson | South China Morning Post
“Grandpa Amu”, from eastern China’s Shandong province, is a master carpenter with millions of fans on social media around the world. He uses an ancient woodworking technique to create intricate toys for his young grandson. He shares his videos on Xigua Video, a Chinese video platform, on which he has attracted milli…
How Mail-In Voting Could Impact US Presidential Election
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· Brian Padden
Coronavirus Upends Millennial Dreams of Moving Away for College
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· Karina Bafradzhian
France’s Muslims Say New Separatism Law Targets Them
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· Lisa Bryant
China’s foreign ministry tells journalists’ club to ‘stop meddling in Hong Kong’ over press freedom | South China Morning Post
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin on September 24, 2020, told Hong Kong’s Foreign Correspondents Club to “stop meddling” in the city’s affairs after it opposed a police move to limit access to press briefings to government-recognised media.