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Malaysia cracks down on social media hiking trend after jump in numbers needing rescue
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Officials are banning some ‘compressed hikes’ which involve walkers tackling demanding routes in short timeframes Malaysia’s government is tightening hiking rules nationwide after a social media…
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An earthquake in Egypt with 5.6 degrees and no reports of damage and injuries
An earthquake of more than five degrees in Egypt in the early hours of Monday morning, and panicked in the lives of residents of the Egyptian capital, Cairo
Der Spiegel·
Donald Trump Confirms US Helps Japan with Failing Yen
The yen was under great pressure recently. To prop up the currency, Tokyo and Washington intervened together in the foreign exchange market – for the first time in decades. President Trump talks about..
Der Spiegel·
Massive attack is unlikely to occur in Singapore after scandal with Palestinian flag
The band makes no secret of their stance on Israel and Gaza – this has consequences for Massive Attack now: In Singapore, after an appearance, the police stood in front of the hotel rooms. The musicians spoke..
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Massive Attack speak about ‘surreal experience’ of being banned from Singapore over Palestinian flag
British band say they are ‘proud to have made this impromptu expression with our fans in Singapore’, where open display of all foreign flags is banned Massive Attack have called being banned from…
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Malaysian boy to go on trial for allegedly murdering girl in school
The high-profile case has shocked Malaysia and sparked debate about the effect of social media on children.