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Japanese Theatre To Stage Kabuki Version Of Star Wars Archaeologists Fear Bolsonaro Agenda Will Kill Amazon Civilisation Research Wiping Out the Daughters: Burkina Faso's Controversial Mosquito Experiment Original Tomb Raider: Was Tutankhamun Buried in Someone Else's Grave? Cliff Face Challenge To Rescue Ethiopian Church Paintings Archive Of Blood: How Photographer Letizia Battaglia Shot The Mafia And Lived Iran's Digital Shutdown: Other Regimes 'Will Be Watching Closely' Indian States Must Provide Clean Air And Water or Pay Damages, Supreme Court Rules Murals Of Baghdad: The Art of Protest â€" In Pictures Vogue Cover Features Transgender 'Muxe' from Mexico for the First Time Voldemort? Winston? Wellington's Disruptive Wind Seeks a Name Norwegian Sugar Tax Sends Sweet-Lovers Over Border to Sweden Soaring Arches, Broken Tiles: Why Gaudí’S Style Was Perfect For Senegal Uber Is Fighting to Survive in London After Losing Its License Who Needs Canvas? In Dakar, Street Artists Express Their Visions on Sides of Homes How to Rebrand a Country

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Cultural Tidings Archive

Week 4

• Havana On Its 500th Birthday - Then and Now
• 'They Built It Themselves': How a Slum Became Albania's Fastest Growing City
• Frustration and Anger Fuel Wave of Youth Unrest in Arab World
• The Copenhagen House That's Probably the Best Children's Home in the World
• Experts Crack Mystery of Ancient Egypt's Sacred Bird Mummies
• Cliff Face Challenge to Rescue Ethiopian Church Paintings
• Sweet Spot: Norwegians Cut Sugar Intake to Lowest Level in 44 Years
• More Than 140 Nazca Lines Are Discovered in Peruvian Desert
• Arabic-Language Version of 'Sesame Street' Will Debut 3 New Muppets

Week 3

• The City That Cycles With the Young, the Old, the Busy and the Dead
• What Happens to Afghanistan?S Left-Behind Women as the Taliban Rises?
• Moving Stories: Inside the Book Buses Changing Children's Lives
• Suicide Rates Fall after Gay Marriage Legalised in Sweden and Denmark
• Experts Crack Mystery of Ancient Egypt?s Sacred Bird Mummies
• From Olympia to Nazi Germany: Ancient Vase Returned to Greece
• What Is 'Nunchi', The Korean Secret to Happiness?
• Rodrigo Duterte Hands Over 'War on Drugs' to Vice-President and Critic
• This Mexican Village?s Embroidery Designs Are Admired (and Appropriated) Globally
• New York?s Jails Are Failing. Is the Answer 3,600 Miles Away?
• In Uruguay, Many New Vacation Homes Favor Simple, Modern Design
• French Baguettes From a Vending Machine? What a Tragedy.

Week 2

• Meet Erika the Red: Viking Women Were Warriors Too, Say Scientists
• Frustration and Anger Fuel Wave of Youth Unrest in Arab World
• Argentina Could Become 'Sacrificial Country' for Plastic Waste, Say Activists
• 'Our Only Aim Is to Go Home': Rohingya Refugees Face Stark Choice
• Brazil's Flat Earthers to Get Their Day in the Sun
• Conquistadors Tumble as Indigenous Chileans Tear Down Statues
• Bones of Ape Living 12 Million Years Ago Point to Genesis of Upright Walking
• Money and Maps: Is This How to Save the Amazon's 400 Billion Trees?
• Tamba: Senegal's Migration Starting Point - Photo Essay
• 'We Are a Special Country': South Africa Hopes World Cup Win Can Bring Unity
• 90 Minutes a Day, Until 10 p.m.: China Sets Rules for Young Gamers
• Classical Music and Fetishes Unite in Historical Center of Gay Culture
• Italy's Students Will Get a Lesson in Climate Change. Many Lessons, in Fact
• In Amsterdam, Floating Homes That Only Look Like Ships

Week 1

• Party in the Graveyard! Mexico's Day of the Dead Celebrations '" In Pictures
• Netflix Expands Into a World Full of Censors
• 72 British Lawmakers Condemn ‘Colonial’ Coverage of Meghan
• Dressing Afghanistan: Young Designers Get Creative in Kabul
• Ancestral Home of Modern Humans Is in Botswana, Study Finds
• 'We're an Open Wound': São Paulo's Underground Music Scene
• Detentions of Child Migrants at the U.S. Border Has Surged to Record Levels
• Oktoberfest 'Produces 10 Times as Much Methane as Boston'
• Rugby Mania Has Gripped Japan. Will It Continue after the World Cup?
• The Children Labouring in Malawi's Fields for British American Tobacco
• The Transgender Women on the Trail of Pakistan’S Missing Children
• The 'Lost Rambos' of Papua New Guinea: How Weapons and Hollywood Changed Tribal Disputes
• Mcdonald's Portugal Apologises for 'Sundae Bloody Sundae' Ads
• Merry-Go-Rounds and Deafening Sounds: Autumn Fairs in Romania '" In Pictures
• Thousands Attend Taiwan's First Pride Since Legalisation of Gay Marriage
• Classical Music and Fetishes Unite in Historical Center of Gay Culture
• In Canada’s North, Art Emerges In the Face of Difficulty
• In Mexico City, a Blossoming of All Things Japanese

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