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Mount Everest: Mountain’s highest glacier melting rapidly, new study shows

6 February 2022
Asia

Climate change is causing the highest glacier on Mount Everest to melt at a rapid pace, a new study has found. Researchers led by the University of Maine found that the South Col Glacier has lost more than 180ft (54m) of thickness in the last 25 years. The glacier, which sits around 7,906m (25,938 ft) above sea-level, is thinning 80 times faster than it first took the ice to form on the surface. The rate of decline has been blamed on warming temperatures and strong winds. Scientists leading the study found that since the 1990s, ice that took around 2,000 years

China: What does it want from the Ukraine crisis with Russia?

6 February 2022
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As the war of words between the US and Russia grows louder over Ukraine, one major player on the international stage has spoken up firmly as well: China. In recent days, Beijing has called for calm on both sides and the end of a Cold War mentality, while also making it clear it supports Moscow’s concerns. It would seem obvious that China would side with its longtime ally and former Communist comrade Russia. But how and why it is doing this goes deeper than their history. ‘China and Russia protect the world’ Last week, China’s foreign minister Wang Yi called

China joins Russia in opposing Nato expansion

6 February 2022
Asia/Europia

China has joined Russia in opposing further Nato expansion as the two countries move closer together in the face of Western pressure. Moscow and Beijing issued a statement showcasing their agreement on a raft of issues during a visit by Russia’s Vladimir Putin for the Winter Olympics. Mr Putin claims Western powers are using the Nato defence alliance to undermine Russia. It comes amid tensions over Ukraine, which he denies planning to invade. Some 100,000 Russian troops remain at the border with Ukraine, which is a former Soviet republic. Mr Putin, who has written that Russians and Ukrainians are “one

Lata Mangeshkar: Beloved Indian singer dies at 92

6 February 2022
Asia

Lata Mangeshkar, one of India’s most beloved singers who provided the soundtrack to hundreds of Bollywood films, has died aged 92. Mangeshkar was admitted to a hospital in Mumbai in January after testing positive for Covid-19. Her extraordinary career spanned more than half a century and she recorded thousands of songs in 36 languages. She will receive a state funeral in Mumbai on Sunday and there will be two days of national mourning. During this period, the national flag will be flown at half-mast throughout the country. A the news broke, tributes began pouring in for Mangeshkar who was often

Tigray conflict: What do we know about drone strikes in Ethiopia?

6 February 2022
Africa

Dozens of people have been killed in airstrikes in the northern Ethiopian region of Tigray in recent months. Some of the attacks have involved the use of armed drones, and there’s growing concern about the number of civilian casualties. The government, which has been fighting rebels for over a year, says it has the right to use whatever arms it sees fit. It denies that it has targeted civilians. 8 January: Attack on camp for displaced An air attack on a camp for internally displaced people in Dedebit in Tigray on 8 January, killed more than 50 people and left more

Sudan’s feared secret police make a comeback

6 February 2022
Africa

Sudan’s once notorious secret police are back in action, abducting people who it is feared might never be seen again. Last month, in the middle of the night, about 30 armed men in plain clothes stormed into the Khartoum home of Amira Osman. The trained engineer is a prominent women’s rights activist here. She is also a member of the Sudanese Communist Party. It is believed that she was arrested by the General Intelligence Service (GIS) formerly known as the National Intelligence and Security Services (NISS) but the authorities have not commented. Ms Osman’s older sister, Amani, who is a

Afcon 2021: Mane’s Senegal vs Salah’s Egypt – who will come out on top in final?

6 February 2022
Africa/Football

Africa Cup of Nations 2021 final: Senegal v Egypt Venue: Olembe Stadium, Yaounde Date: Sunday, 6 February Kick-off: 19:00 GMT Coverage: Watch live on BBC Three, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website and app (UK only). Live text commentary online, and listen to BBC World Service in sub-Saharan Africa Senegal and Egypt meet in the Africa Cup of Nations final on Sunday, pitting two Liverpool stars up against one another. Mohamed Salah is looking to lead the North Africans to a record-extending eighth continental triumph, while Reds team-mate Sadio Mane hopes to play a part in Senegal’s first ever Nations Cup victory. The Teranga Lions have

Cyclone Batsirai: Madagascar battered by second storm in two weeks

6 February 2022
Africa/More

Strong wind and rain have hit the east coast of Madagascar as Cyclone Batsirai made landfall – the second major storm in less that two weeks. Gusts hit speeds of 235km/h (146mph) and high waves battered coastal areas. Many people have been moved to shelters and local officials fear that landslides and flooding could leave tens of thousands more homeless. Storm Ana caused widespread destruction when it hit the Indian Ocean island nation last month, killing 55 people. Cyclone Batsirai made landfall near the south-eastern city of Mananjary, around 530 kilometres (310 miles) from the capital Antananarivo, at around 20:00

Rayan: Morocco’s agonising wait for news of five-year-old Rayan

6 February 2022
Africa/More

Rescue teams in Morocco spent days trying desperately to reach five-year-old Rayan Oram after he fell into a deep well shaft his father was repairing in the small northern town of Tamorot. The operation was made difficult because of a mixture of rocky and sandy soils in the area, which meant any interference with the well risked triggering a landslide. Emergency crews, including firefighters, helped to dig a separate horizontal tunnel leading to the well shaft in an attempt to safely access Rayan, who was trapped after plunging 32m (104ft) through the well’s narrow opening. Rayan’s plight gripped the North

This Green Tea Collagen Serum Is Like an Espresso Shot for Tired Eyes

6 February 2022
Magazine

This serum from AngelicMisto is infused with caffeine that can give your skin an energized and brighter look. It’s labeled as an eye serum, which is where you might see the most benefit from its powers e’re seriously envious of anyone who’s a self-proclaimed morning person. The truth is, there are some days when we struggle with getting out of bed! Of course, this isn’t an everyday occurrence — but we certainly wish there were an easy fix to make our mornings run smoothly. Aside from experiencing general fatigue, appearing tired is also an issue for many of Us. We’re in the market for

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