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'Colonialism Had Never Really Ended': My Life in the Shadow of Cecil Rhodes Conjuring Up the World Through the Sense of Taste Bad Bridgets: Podcast Reveals Irish Emigrants' Tales of Poverty and Prison World's Oldest Known Cave Painting Found in Indonesia Man Saved From Deportation After Pollution Plea in French Legal 'First' Egyptian Court Acquits Women Jailed for 'Inciting Debauchery' on TikTok Greece Presses Case for Covid Vaccine Passports but Other EU States Wary Bali’s Thieving Monkeys Can Spot High-Value Items to Ransom Irish Church and State Apologise for Callous Mother and Baby Homes Master Brewer: the Woman Excelling in Japan's Male World of Sake Coming of Age Day in Japan Under Covid - in Pictures 'A Memory Bobbing Around the Ocean': Message in a Bottle Found After Two Years Dutch Officials Seize Ham Sandwiches of Drivers Arriving From Uk Rowing the Nile: A Soothing Respite in a Chaotic Metropolis U.S. Blacklisting of Yemen’s Houthis May Cause ‘Large-Scale Famine,’ U.N. Warns How 8 Countries Have Tried to Keep Artists Afloat U.S. to Require Negative Virus Tests From International Air Passengers

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Cultural Tidings - January 1, 2021

• World Takes in Muted New Year's Eve Under Covid Shadow
• Largely Free of the Virus, New Zealand Could Party Like It Was 2019
• Thousands Apply to Be a Finn for 90 Days in Migration Scheme
• Argentina Legalises Abortion in Landmark Moment for Women's Rights
• 'Vaccine Diplomacy' Sees Egypt Roll Out Chinese Coronavirus Jab
• ‘It Has Hit My Dignity’: Women Fight for Equal Treatment From Indian Army
• Saunas to Sourdough: Unesco Updates Culture Heritage List
• 'What About Justice?': Chagos Islanders Pin Their Hopes on Biden
• Lost Relics Telling Story of Madagascar's Last Queen Will Return Home
• 'Glamping' at Singapore Airport Offers In-Tents Retail Therapy
• Jobs, Houses and Cows: China’s Costly Drive to Erase Extreme Poverty
• A German Town Warily Considers a Future Without a Deep U.S. Presence
• Italy Uses Flowers to Help Spread a Vaccine Message

Cultural Tidings - January 8, 2021

• A Shattering Blow to America’s Troubled Democratic Image
• Leaders in Moscow, Beijing and Tehran Revel in US Capitol Chaos
• Now the Swedish Model Has Failed, It's Time to Ask Who Was Pushing It
• The Vagina Dialogues: 33-Metre Artwork Draws Far Right's Ire in Brazil
• Canada: Politicians Punished for Holiday Travel Despite Covid Warnings
• Alarm at Colombia Plan to Exclude Migrants From Coronavirus Vaccine
• Denmark Launches Children's Tv Show About Man With Giant Penis
• 'We're Going to Save Lives': Aid Groups Look to End of Trump's 'Global Gag Rule'
• Life Without Covid: the Nations That Have Sidestepped the Pandemic so Far
• South Korea's Population Falls for First Time in Its History
• Budapest Black Lives Matter Artwork Sparks Rightwing Backlash
• Virginity Tests for Female Rape Survivors Outlawed by Pakistani Court
• Palestinians Excluded From Israeli Covid Vaccine Rollout As Jabs Go to Settlers
• Squatters Issue Death Threats to Archaeologist Who Discovered Oldest City in the Americas
• As Parts of UK Enter Third Covid Lockdown, How Does Rest of Europe Compare?
• Merkel and Johnson Blame Trump for Riot, but Europe Also Expresses Hope
• Welcoming a New Year at an Ancient Festival in Pakistan
• Iran Moves to Outlaw Sexual Violence and Harassment of Women

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