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The story of China’s Southern Media Group
Nearly 25 years ago, it was a charmed time for news reporters and consumers in China. "A prime example of that golden age was the Southern Media Group," according to Maria Repnikova, assistant professor
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Tunisia: Record rainfall causes deadly floods
Torrential rains and flooding in northeastern Tunisia have left at least four people dead, including two sisters, according to the country's interior ministry. A 60-year-old man drowned near the town of Takilsa, 60km east
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Mexico City to open replica of Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel
It has taken 18 years for Mexico City’s replica of the Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel to be completed; it will open to the public this week. A retired graphic designer spent years of his time
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Egypt court sentences 65 people over 2013 violence
BASRA: Hajjar Youssif was on her daily commute to work, staring at her phone and flicking through her Instagram account when she looked up to find herself in an unusual location. The taxi driver
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Four killed in torrential Tunisia rains
NABEUL, Tunisia: Flash floods in Tunisia’s Cap Bon peninsula have killed at least four people, authorities said Sunday, as surging waters caused by heavy rains carried away homes, cars and chunks of road.Among the
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Maldives opposition claims presidential election victory
Maldives opposition has claimed victory in the tense presidential election after its officials and an independent newspaper reported results from 90 percent of the ballot boxes which showed Ibrahim Mohamed Solih bagging 58 percent of
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A test of democracy in the Maldives
They are more than 1,000 coral islands scattered across the Indian Ocean. They are the Maldives - loved by tourists from all over the world for their beaches, blue lagoons and tropical reefs. About 250,000
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Trump travel ban: Waiver process remains long, unclear
Istanbul, Turkey - American Kathryn Balleh sang the country classic Jolene at a rooftop bar in Istanbul, while her Syrian husband Bashar Balleh strummed the guitar. She closed her eyes as she hummed the
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Nepal set to double tiger population under WWF global plan
Nepal is set to become the first country to double its tiger population as part of the World Wildlife Foundation's (WWF) "Tx2" programme which aims to double the number of tigers all over the
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Philippines landslide: Anger over quarry operations in area
A temporary ban on quarrying has been imposed in the Philippines following two major landslide disasters in the past week. The latest killed at least 45 villagers when dozens of homes were buried when


