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“No, my cat is not dangerous,” says Iranian animal lover Mostafa, outraged by a proposal from ultraconservative lawmakers to ban pets. The 25-year-old, who runs a pet supplies shop on busy Eskandari Street in downtown Tehran, is stunned.

Tiny Malta on December 14 became the first country in Europe to legalise the recreational use of cannabis, with Germany and Luxembourg set to follow.

Hong Kong was once world famous for its neon-light shop signs but many old masters took their secrets to the grave – now a generation of tech-savvy, globally connected young artists are trying to keep the trade alive.

Coming from its recent listing,cash-rich Grab is ready to expand, with multiple enhancements in the first half of 2022, including a safety feature in mobility service

An illegal rubbish dump seems an unlikely setting for a holiday story, but when a photojournalist captured 12-year-old Gabriel Silva pulling a Christmas tree from a fetid mountain of trash, the image quickly went viral.

As rescuers comb the ash-covered landscape looking for people after Indonesia’s Mount Semeru erupted earlier this month, volunteers are searching for even more vulnerable survivors: cats, cows and other animals. The disaster killed 48 people, according to the latest toll, and rescuers are still seeking bodies in the mud and rubble.

An illegal rubbish dump seems an unlikely setting for a holiday story, but when a photojournalist captured 12-year-old Gabriel Silva pulling a Christmas tree from a fetid mountain of trash, the image quickly went viral. Silva lives with his mother and two older brothers in a small mud hut next to the dump in the town of Pinheiro, in northeastern Brazil.

Just about everyone is familiar by now with the basic elements of classic video game design, including what happens to the player’s little pixilated character when – much to their consternation – it dies on their screen in front of them.

Tiny Malta on December 14 became the first country in Europe to legalise the recreational use of cannabis, with Germany and Luxembourg set to follow. While many countries have decriminalised the use and possession of the drug, abandoning prison sentences for consumers, just Canada, Uruguay and a number of US states had made it fully legal, including for medicinal purposes.

The band strikes up the rumba, and the dance floor in Kinshasa fills with couples who sway to its slinky, sensual rhythm.