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World 6 years ago
Lockdown lifted, but exodus from Chinese city hindered by new coronavirus test rule
Residents of China's Xianning city eager to travel after a two-month lockdown faced an unexpected hurdle only hours after the borders were opened -- they needed to pass a new rapid detection test to show they didn't have the coronavirus.
City 7 years ago
Residents enjoy Car Free Day after postelection protests
Despite the riots that recently erupted nearby, residents flocked to the closed Jl. Sudirman and Jl. MH Thamrin on May 26 like they usually do on Car Free Day every Sunday. Many people make use of the no-car rule to exercise by jogging or riding bicycles, while others take pictures on their phones while casually strolling along the streets.
SE Asia 7 years ago
Marawi's ruins a reminder of Islamic State's devastating reach
Two years ago, pro-Islamic State militants took over in a bid to carve out their own "Wilayah", or province, forcing nearly 100,000 people to flee in what became the Philippine military's toughest and longest conflict since World War Two.
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