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Malaysian health officials to amend gay ‘prevention’ contest: activists

Malaysian health officials to amend gay ‘prevention’ contest: activists

Malaysian officials who launched a controversial video contest offering $1,000 cash prizes to explain how to “prevent” homosexuality have agreed…
LE200,000 fine to be paid by satellite channels over ‘indecent word’ broadcasts

LE200,000 fine to be paid by satellite channels over ‘indecent word’ broadcasts

The Supreme Council for Media Regulation approved on Wednesday a draft resolution to apply a fine of LE200,000 on satellite…
Fusion food: Egyptian taamiya and Italian cuisine

Fusion food: Egyptian taamiya and Italian cuisine

Taamiya is a popular Egyptian street food, similar to falafel found in the rest of the Arab world, that can be…
What a rush: Zipping the lines off the Eiffel Tower

What a rush: Zipping the lines off the Eiffel Tower

What could possibly go wrong? I was 122 meters (400 feet) up on the Eiffel Tower, with Paris spread out…
Myanmar’s edible bird nest industry comes home to roost

Myanmar’s edible bird nest industry comes home to roost

Bokpyin (Myanmar) (AFP) – The cries of amorous swiftlets echo around the dark room, an unlikely gold mine for traders…
EgyptAir flights to Doha hampered following diplomatic ties cut with Qatar

EgyptAir flights to Doha hampered following diplomatic ties cut with Qatar

Flights departing via Egypt’s EgyptAir flag-carrier to Doha from Cairo International Airport were delayed on Monday, following an announcement by…
Ageing Japan faces dementia healthcare crisis

Ageing Japan faces dementia healthcare crisis

Kanemasa Ito compares caring for his wife Kimiko to waging a daily war with the devil. The woman he loved…
Chaste peacocks, cosmic cows: Indian judge baffles with theories

Chaste peacocks, cosmic cows: Indian judge baffles with theories

Peacocks don’t have intercourse, but rather shed tears to conceive, according to a judge in western India whose unique theories…
Why parents’ tech obsession may mean more kids misbehavior

Why parents’ tech obsession may mean more kids misbehavior

Parents who are constantly checking their phones for texts, emails and cat videos may be more likely to have kids…
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