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Bogota's Indigenous people perform rituals to invoke end of forest fires
26/01/2024 -
Captain Cook statue toppled in Melbourne on eve of divisive national holiday
25/01/2024 -
Warming world dampening winter sports in Canada
25/01/2024 -
Bolivian toymaker restores limbs with 3D prosthetics
24/01/2024 -
Mocktail mania in Saudi, where dry January lasts all year
24/01/2024
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.
Bogota's Indigenous people perform rituals to invoke end of forest fires
2024-01-26
A group of Indigenous people originally from Bogota perform rituals at the foot of a mountain where forest fires go on for a fourth day amid record temperatures.
Captain Cook statue toppled in Melbourne on eve of divisive national holiday
2024-01-25
A statue of British explorer Captain Cook has been torn down and defaced on the eve of Australia's national holiday in St Kilda, Melbourne. Calls to scrap or change Australia Day have increased in recent years, with nationwide Indigenous-led protests drawing tens of thousands to 'Invasion Day' rallies around the country.
Warming world dampening winter sports in Canada
2024-01-25
After a Christmas without snow across much of the country and seesawing temperatures throughout January, Canada's winter sports season has been drastically reduced to the great dismay of locals who are experiencing more and more such effects of climate change. N°34G49BV
Bolivian toymaker restores limbs with 3D prosthetics
2024-01-24
As a kid growing up in poverty in rural Bolivia, Roly Mamani built his own toys. Now a 34-year-old engineer, he 3D prints limbs for Indigenous compatriots scarred by life-changing accidents. One of their beneficiaries is 59-year-old Pablo Matha, who lost his vision and right hand seven years ago in a mining accident involving dynamite. Matha says the prosthesis "is a great gift." He now plays the guitar to earn a living.
Mocktail mania in Saudi, where dry January lasts all year
2024-01-24
A pop-up bar in Saudi Arabia serving non-alcoholic bellinis and spritzes in cocktail glasses was a daring bet in the dry Gulf kingdom where alcohol has been prohibited since the early 1950s.