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Anelise Borges - Bangladesh youth aim to restore hope after deadly student protests - aljazeera.com - Bangladesh - city Columbia

Bangladesh youth aim to restore hope after deadly student protests

We speak to Bangladeshi youth at the forefront of a movement they say aims to restore trust and hope in the country’s future.

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Lee Ying Shan - China’s first university degree in marriage offers courses like matchmaking and pre-divorce counseling - cnbc.com - China - city Beijing

China’s first university degree in marriage offers courses like matchmaking and pre-divorce counseling

China is issuing its first university degree program in all things matrimony, and its curriculum includes wedding planning, matchmaking services and marriage counseling.

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Archaeologists Find a 2,400-Year-Old ‘Pot of Gold’ in Turkey - nytimes.com - Turkey - state Michigan - city Oxford

Archaeologists Find a 2,400-Year-Old ‘Pot of Gold’ in Turkey

It is the late fifth century B.C. and a mercenary soldier kneels in his modest quarters, digging a hole in the earthen floor. He places a small jug, called an olpe, in the hole for safekeeping and covers it with dirt. In the olpe are his savings — scores of gold coins, known as darics, each one equal to a month’s pay.

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Paris Olympics - Age is just a number for this 36-year-old academic who has danced her way to the Olympics - cnbc.com - Australia

Age is just a number for this 36-year-old academic who has danced her way to the Olympics

"Those who can, do; those who can't, teach." 

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As Chinese graduates opt for government jobs, what of the private sector? - scmp.com - China - province Heilongjiang - city Shanghai

As Chinese graduates opt for government jobs, what of the private sector?

In China, people are notoriously practical when it comes to selecting college majors. My personal experience illustrates that. After ranking among the top 10 students in my home province’s college entrance examination scores, I received unsolicited advice on picking majors.

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Business Insider - Singapore’s master urban planner, Liu Thai Ker, has 2 regrets for the city state’s land-use - scmp.com - Thailand - Singapore - county Thomas - city Singapore - city Copenhagen

Singapore’s master urban planner, Liu Thai Ker, has 2 regrets for the city state’s land-use

Towering skyscrapers, candy-coloured public housing blocks, and lush green spaces – Singapore has long been recognised for its meticulous urban planning.

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Leni Robredo - Sam Beltran - Leila De-Lima - Marcos and Duterte’s bitter break-up portends major shake-up in Philippine politics - scmp.com - Philippines - city Lima

Marcos and Duterte’s bitter break-up portends major shake-up in Philippine politics

“There is definitely no more UniTeam,” Maria Ela Atienza, a University of the Philippines political science professor, told This Week in Asia, adding that both the president and vice-president “can no longer diplomatically state that it is business as usual”.

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El Niño - Hadi Azmi - Heatwave withers lake, threatens rice crop in Malaysia’s north as climate crisis bites - scmp.com - Malaysia

Heatwave withers lake, threatens rice crop in Malaysia’s north as climate crisis bites

The drought is being attributed to the 2023–2024 El Niño weather event, which at its peak was measured as one of the five strongest on record, resulting in widespread water shortages, flooding and other natural disasters across the globe.

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