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Fashion futures: Indonesian designers navigating an era of disruption

From social media’s double-edged reach to the rise of AI and an uneasy economy, Indonesian designers are learning to adapt, endure and redefine creativity in fashion’s most unpredictable moment.

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The Gramercy Phase 2 fulfil demands of modern and refined lifestyle

Jakarta’s affluent couples and individuals are increasingly drawn to exclusive landed homes that not only meet the needs of modern living but also enhance the quality of life they aspire to. ...

1 month ago
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Cockfighting livestreams thrive in Philippines despite ban and murders

Since the e-sabong ban was initiated, the country's telecoms commission has blocked more than 6,800 e-sabong websites. ...

2 months ago

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'Purified': Japan's hikers return to Mount Fuji

For a year, the peak of Japan's iconic Mount Fuji has been off-limits because of coronavirus, but now hikers are flocking back to catch the spectacular sunrise above the clouds.

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Fans honour Amy Winehouse in London decade after her death

Fans remembered British singer Amy Winehouse on Friday, paying tribute outside her former home in the London borough of Camden on the 10th anniversary of her death.

4 years ago
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Splash of color: UK beach huts brighten pandemic gloom

In the resort of Walton-on-the-Naze in Essex, eastern England, beach huts run along the shore for miles, in some places rising up in five tiers.

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Alaska Coast Guard rescues man who fended off grizzly bear for days

A man who fended off attacks from a wild grizzly bear for a week straight in the Alaskan wilderness is recovering from his injuries after he was found stranded at an encampment, the US Coast Guard said. 

4 years ago
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Israel in cold war over Ben & Jerry's ice cream ban

Israeli Avi Zinger said the ice cream he makes usually brings joy, but Ben & Jerry's decision to stop selling in occupied Palestinian territory has cast his factory into a political storm. 

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Splash of colour: UK beach huts brighten pandemic gloom

In her yellow-and-white striped beach hut, Melanie Whitehead boils the kettle for a cup of tea and sits gazing out over the North Sea.

4 years ago
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The ojek driver who runs a rehab center for underage glue addicts

With no expertise, no experts, and no money, an ojek (motorcycle taxi) driver in Papua set up a rehab center for street children addicted to glue.

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'A thousand ways to love': Argentina rolls out non-binary ID cards in Latam first

"There are other identities besides that of man and woman, and they must be respected," said President Alberto Fernández at the presentation of the new document, adding there were "a thousand ways to love and be loved and be happy."

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Nineties rock and video games: Cellosux creates pop-punk nostalgia

Inspired by nostalgia for 90s power-pop bands like Green Day, Blink 182 and Weezer, up-and-coming Indonesian artist Cellosux is ready to usher in his own “punk revival”.

4 years ago
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Website lets users simulate spending Jeff Bezos' billions

Want to know how it feels to have so much money that you can randomly splurge on mansions, houses, tigers and even end world hunger – and still have some to spare?

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Creating an Olympic soundscape at a fan-free Tokyo Games

Nuno Duarte claps in Tokyo's Aomi Urban Sports Park and the sound echoes around the empty stadium, which will host Olympic sport climbers and 3x3 basketball players -- but no spectators.

4 years ago
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Milwaukee streets burst with joy at NBA title after 50-year wait

For fans like Tom Cogdall, a 63-year-old retired Army officer who lives in Milwaukee, it was a long time coming.

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Olympic characters face stiff competition in mascot-mad Japan

Tokyo 2020's cutesy Olympic mascots are plastered across the host city, but they have competition in mascot-mad Japan, where cuddly characters promote everything from prisons to health screenings.

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Pakistan blocks TikTok again over 'inappropriate content'

The popular TikTok video-sharing app was blocked Wednesday in Pakistan for a fourth time because of "inappropriate content", the country's telecommunication regulator said. 

4 years ago
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Class struggles: How online schooling magnifies Indonesia’s social disparities

Even the best online education matters little if students can barely afford to log on.

4 years ago
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Ten years on, Utoya massacre survivors seek to confront demons

Ten years after the bloodiest attack in Norway's post-war history, survivors of the Utoya massacre say the country needs to finally face up to the far-right ideology behind the massacre.

4 years ago
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Tokyo's real life Paw Patrol keeps crime on short leash

It's a neighbourhood watch with a difference. A clean-nosed crew, sniffing out trouble and keeping the streets safe for school kids: meet the pups of Tokyo's real-life Paw Patrol.

4 years ago
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Love hurts: Jakarta-based motor club embraces the art of 'itasha'

A local community that focuses on excessively decorating their vehicle with colorful decals is all about satisfying their lust for anime and grabbing people’s attention on the streets.

4 years ago
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South Africa tourism on edge with double impact of virus, riots

Graced with rolling vineyards, bountiful big game, the iconic Table Mountain, endless sandy beaches and vast cultural riches, South Africa would have expected to cash in on a post-virus travel boom.

4 years ago
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In Senegal, giant sheep prized for Eid

A ram the size of a small pony tosses its head inside a sumptuous pen illuminated by flashing disco lights, before lunging at some ewes half its size.

4 years ago
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Deal! Sports trading cards boom in pandemic-era US

Inside an unassuming store in New York's Greenwich Village, around a dozen men unlock black briefcases, remove sports cards and begin to trade them -- a growing hobby and industry that has boomed during the pandemic.

4 years ago
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How can you become a space tourist?

Thrill-seekers might soon be able to get their adrenaline kicks -- and envy-inducing Instagram snaps -- from the final frontier, as space tourism finally lifts off. 

4 years ago
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Private shores force Senegalese to cool off on 'death beaches'

In a beachside suburb of Senegal's capital Dakar, fisherman Madiop Dieng urges police officers to get dozens of youngsters out of the water. 

4 years ago
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After conquering Earth, Bezos eyes new frontier in space

Jeff Bezos sets his sights on a new frontier in space in the coming days after building a gargantuan business empire which has in many ways conquered the Earth.

4 years ago
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Stuffed with love: bereaved pet owners turn to taxidermy in Pakistan

Carefully preserving an animal takes patience and attention to detail -- luxuries Pakistani Jahangir Khan Jadoon says he doesn't always have when a bereaved pet owner rushes into his workshop. 

4 years ago
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Richemont luxury sales surpass pre-pandemic levels

Swiss luxury goods group Richemont, which owns the jeweller Cartier, said Friday that sales had climbed above their pre-pandemic level thanks to customers in Asia, the Americas and Middle East. 

4 years ago
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Burberry says sales return to pre-Covid level

Sales rose by one percent in the group's first quarter or three months to late June, compared with the equivalent period in 2019 before the pandemic erupted, Burberry said in a statement.

4 years ago
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The humble magical fox: How Rubah Di Selatan brought Yogyakarta to the global stage

With little fanfare, Rubah Di Selatan has made itself known among European and South Korean audiences by staying true to its Yogyakarta roots. Entering 2021, the neofolk band is ready for its next move.

4 years ago
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Days of health: Indonesia enters vegetarian food era

The country’s culinary industry is honing in on the emerging vegetarian trend.

4 years ago
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'Panjebar Semangat': Iconic Javanese magazine faces approaching twilight

After nine decades in print from prerevolutionary to modern Indonesian history, legendary Javanese magazine 'Panjebar Semangat' is nearing its end.

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