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Scorching heatwave threatens to break top temperatures

Many scientists insist that global warming is behind the intensification of heatwaves

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London exhibition spotlights migrant business owners

One in seven British businesses has been either founded or co-founded by an immigrant, according to a study

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Jane Birkin, actor, singer and style icon, dies at 76 in Paris

A nursing assistant found Birkin dead at her home on Sunday, says police

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In Brazil, stargazers escape cities in search of ‘astro-tourism’

At Desengano State Park, the Milky Way is visible to the naked eye even on moonlit nights

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Crosswords, chess cut dementia risk among elderly: study

More than 55 million people suffer from dementia worldwide

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Our very own Crocodile Dundee

Khairul Johari Mohd Denie says he is influenced by the late animal activist Steve Irwin

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‘We cannot work’ – why Gulf summer feels even hotter than usual

The region’s extreme heat and high humidity are a dangerous mix

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All about Ozempic, the diabetes med turned weight-loss wonder drug

Warnings by authorities don't seem to be hampering its popularity

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Bali to impose US$10 tourist e-tax from 2024 to preserve culture

The fee has to be paid electronically and applies to foreign tourists entering Bali, but does not apply to domestic tourists

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'Yours Truly, Sarawak' an evening of splendour by Sarawak Tourism Board

The event featured 150 media personalities, with immersive skits of destination for culture, adventure, nature, food and festivals

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AI-supercharged neurotech threatens mental privacy: Unesco

Neurotechnology is a growing field seeking to connect electronic devices to the nervous system, combined with AI this could have unforeseen consequences

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Enjoy your voyage over the bluest waters of Türkiye

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UN says 'end of AIDS' still possible by 2030

Around 1.3 million people became newly infected with HIV last year, down 59% from 1995, a major sign of the decline of the virus