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Apple CEO Tim Cook
Technology
Apple’s scuffle with the FBI could affect privacy and freedom of speech worldwide
Iranian folk-rock band Damahi performs in the country with approval from the government.
Music
Iran’s cultural gatekeepers surprisingly greenlight a folk-rock fusion band
People and Civil Defense members remove rubble while looking for survivors in the ruins of a destroyed Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) supported hospital hit by missiles in Marat Numan, Idlib province, Syria, February 16, 2016.
Conflict
Airstrikes in Syria hit hospitals, killing at least 50 people
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Belief
Abortion: What some Mexicans wish Pope Francis would take head on
Paul Cowan is the Manager of Transport for London's Lost Property Office. His warehouse hold 300,000 lost objects ranging from prosthetic limbs to ipads
Lifestyle
Enter the Wonder Emporium: London’s strange temple to lost property
She's worked in London. She's worked in Berlin. But 32-year-old tech entrepreneur Nazanin Daneshvar encourages tech savvy Iranians living outside the country to move back home and get to work.
Business
Iranian entrepreneur to expats: Move back home!
Brazilian soldiers inspecting water container for Zika
Health
Improving water sources, sanitation facilities and poverty alleviation may not be the solution to Brazil’s Zika outbreak
Genocide in South-West Africa, committed by German soldiers, decimated the Herero and Namaqua tribes. These survivors escaped into the Omaheke desert.
Global Politics
For one Namibian activist, the fight against apartheid was personal