Life
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Climate scientists push back against COP28 cheer
Many climate scientists said the joyful sentiments of world leaders did not accurately reflect the limited ambition of the agreement
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Leadership, like running a cricket team, is an art more than science: Mike Brearley
The former England skipper, considered one of the most astute captains the sport has ever seen, breaks down his thoughts on leadership
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Three ways to minimise the effects of festive overindulgence
It is possible to replace certain foods and ingredients to make the meal healthier and the aftermath less uncomfortable. Here's how
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Ahead of its Olympic year, Paris already tops the list of global city destinations
For the third year running, Paris tops the list of most attractive city destinations, ahead of Dubai, Madrid and Tokyo
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Sex, death and madness: Pop culture's fascination with night trains
For a very long time, trains have provided a setting for love, mystery and danger in some of the most enduring works of art
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One in five players at Women's World Cup suffer online abuse: study
The findings emerged from an analysis of 5.1 million posts and comments about 697 players and coaches participating in the tournament in Australia and New Zealand
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In Photos: UNESCO's list of the intangible cultural heritage of humanity for 2023
From rickshaw painting in Dhaka, Bangladesh, to a community-based care model in Belgium, Here's a look at traditions that made it to UNESCO's list of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
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COP28: The move away from fossil fuels can't come soon enough for these countries
The negotiations at COP28, which comes to a close on Tuesday, December 12, are now entering their final stages
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Led by Taylor Swift's $1 billion tour, 2023 concerts set a new record
Total sales for the 2023 tours (stretching for a year starting from mid-November 2022) skyrocketed 46 percent as compared to the previous year, which was also a record
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Doubt kills more dreams than failure: Brendon McCullum
Former Kiwi keeper-batter, who has now introduced his fearless batting approach to England's Test team as its coach, on how he rewired the culture and what 'Bazball' entails
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Iran's ancient 'wind catchers' beat the heat naturally
The wind catchers, called badgirs in Persian, are just one of the engineering marvels inhabitants have developed in this ancient city of Yazd in central Iran