<p>Marco Werman talks to Lucy Kellaway, a workplace columnist for the Financial Times, about why there&#39;s a new Anti-PowerPoint political party in Switzerland.</p>


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A new South African video heist game robs museums to return African art

Austro-Mexican singer finds out it really does take a village

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Japanese tap dancer brings rhythm to New York City streets

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This tap dancer from Japan uses New York City landmarks as her backdrops

Why an Albanian dictator’s cinematic legacy is being preserved

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Albania embarks on a controversial film restoration project

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Danes are changing their country's conscription policy

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Denmark changes its military conscription policy

How a historic ‘magical bean’ is helping Indigenous groups in Colombia

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How a historic ‘magical bean’ is helping Indigenous groups in Colombia 

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As Islamabad reels from mosque bombing, Pakistan’s military fights insurgents in border regions 

Not quite The Terminator, these robots still look human-like and perform tasks

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Will third time be the charm in murder of Slovak journalist?

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Will the third time be a charm in the murder trial of Slovak journalist?

New animated film for Muslim children hits US and Canadian theaters

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First animated feature made by, for and about Muslims hits US and Canadian theaters this weekend

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