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Panda cub born at Washington zoo is now nine weeks old
27/10/2020 -
Obama in Florida: 'The presidency doesn't change who you are, it reveals who you are'
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Inside Denmark's witch hunt museum
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French-Swiss artist Saype unveils massive land-art project in Istanbul
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2,000-year-old cat silhouette among Nazca lines in Peruvian desert
20/10/2020



Irma: Recovery continues as Florida Keys reopens to tourists
2017-10-02

Florida Keys residents say they feel a strong sense of community and see a fast recovery as restaurants reopen and cleanup crews remove debris caused by the powerful storm that struck the state on September 10.



Panda cub born at Washington zoo is now nine weeks old
2020-10-27

The panda cub born to Mei Xiang, the second oldest documented giant panda in the world to give birth, at the Washington zoo is now nine weeks old and is able to crawl to his mother.



Obama in Florida: 'The presidency doesn't change who you are, it reveals who you are'
2020-10-27

"The presidency doesn't change who you are, it reveals who you are," former US President Barack Obama says as he praises Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden while slamming Trump's "reality show" presidency at a drive-in rally in Florida.



Inside Denmark's witch hunt museum
2020-10-27

In Ribe, a medieval town in the west of Denmark, long considered the capital of witchcraft, the museum of witch hunt tells the story of persecutions that are generally forgotten in history books and belong to the collective imagination.



French-Swiss artist Saype unveils massive land-art project in Istanbul
2020-10-26

French-Swiss artist Saype (real name Guillaume Legros) unveils three massive land-art productions in Istanbul, as a part of his "Beyond Walls" project in which he paints giant intertwined hands to symbolise "the largest human chain" around the world. Istanbul is the eighth step of the project which he began in June 2019.



2,000-year-old cat silhouette among Nazca lines in Peruvian desert
2020-10-20

Archaeologists recently discovered a giant cat figure etched into a slope at the Nazca Lines, a Unesco World Heritage Site in southern Peru which encompasses hundreds of geoglyphs, including a hummingbird, a monkey and a pelican, carved into a coastal plain about 400km south of the capital Lima.