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Why Sweden and China have fallen out
Why Sweden and China have fallen out
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BioViva CEO Elizabeth Parrish talks about the future of drug development in tackling ageing
BioViva CEO Elizabeth Parrish talks about the future of drug development in tackling ageing
Elizabeth Parrish – Forever Young
Elizabeth Parrish – Forever Young
Three reasons to start a small business in retirement
Three reasons to start a small business in retirement
Who says you can’t kick off a new venture as a senior? Here’s why retirement is a great time to get a business off the ground.
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Trump administration wages battle with Google
Trump administration wages battle with Google
The administration’s new threat to regulate the search engine has both Republicans and Democrats sounding the alarm about free speech protections.
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Hajj: 7 things you don’t know about the Muslim Pilgrimage
Millions of Muslims from all around the world are gathering in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, to perform Hajj – the Muslim pilgrimage .It takes place only once a year, in the 12th and final month of the Islamic lunar calendar. Fahima Abdulrahman tells you seven facts about the Hajj.
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Putin dances, speaks German at Austrian FM’s wedding
When Austria’s foreign minister gets married, you can expect politicians to be there – but maybe not a foreign head of state. However, one of Karin Kneissl’s guests was Vladimir Putin, who arrived with a bouquet of flowers.
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My Indian Life: A body of protest
My Indian Life: A body of protest
Standing stark naked – a woman fights back. Kalki Koechlin meets Mallika Taneja, who is using her own body in protest against gender inequality, sexual harassment and assault in India. Tags: Assault in India, Body of protest, Gender inequality, India, India Today, Kalki Koechlin, Mallika Taneja, My Indian Life, Sexual harassment
My Indian Life with Kalki Koechlin
My Indian Life with Kalki Koechlin
Life for young Indian adults in the 21st century explored by Bollywood actor Kalki Koechlin. Real stories from India – sometimes raw, often uplifting. BBC Tags: BBC News, Bollywood, India, India Today, Kalki Koechlin, Lifestyle, My Indian Life
Lebanese Trailblazers: Recycling mindsets
Lebanese Trailblazers: Recycling mindsets
The world now stands together to fight single-use plastic but in a third-world country this might feel like a lonely cause.
Joslin creates initiatives to convince the community to step away from plastic in a country ridden by a rubbish crisis.
BBC Tags: crisis, Lebanese news, Lebanon, Recycling mindsets, Technological innovation
