Migrants safeguard Italy's culinary heritage amid hostile rhetoricAmid rising racism - from online hate speech to football fans subjecting black players to monkey chants - many Italian farmers desperate for labour have welcomed migrants |
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Glories of old Kabul emerge from decades of war - and trashIn a city brimming with security checkposts and newbuilds, old mosques, community bath houses and gardens have come back to life, drawing visitors and locals alike |
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In rain-short Niger, wasps deployed in war on crop-munching wormAs millet-destroying worm thrives in drier conditions, farmers learn how to breed wasps that can control the pest damaging their food supplies and incomes |
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U.S. launches anti-violence effort for indigenous women, girlsTask force aims to improve coordination and communication among federal, state and tribal authorities in response to cases of missing and murdered indigenous women and children |
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Man's work morphs into woman's world in ZimbabweMillions of women take on the sort of hard, physical jobs once done by men as traditions break under the strain of a failing economy and working men go elsewhere |
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China says CO2 border tax will damage global climate change fightSuch a tax would be aimed at protecting European firms from unfair competition by raising the cost of products from countries taking inadequate action against climate change |
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Leading LGBT+ activist found dead in HaitiThe body of Jeudy Charlot, who was 46 and led one of the Caribbean's few LGBT+ rights organizations, was found on Monday |
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With 'thank you' emails, polite Britons burn thousands of tonnes of carbon a yearIf each adult sent one less email a day, Britain could reduce its carbon output by 16,433 tonnes - equal to more than 81,000 flights from London to Madrid |
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Energy-short South Sudan powers up - but with fossil fuelsThe capital Juba has a new power plant run on diesel fuel - but backers argue it's cleaner than running the city on diesel generators |
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Red Cross boosts disaster-prone communities with blockchain 'cash'The technology allows slumdwellers and rural villagers with simple mobile phones to effectively create their own local currencies to bootstrap development |
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Rescuers work through the night as Albanian quake toll hits 25The 6.4 magnitude quake, centred 30 km (19 miles) west of Tirana, was felt across the Balkans and in the southern Italian region of Puglia, across the Adriatic Sea from Albania |
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