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The World Robot Olympiad (WRO) is a global competition dedicated to educating its participants about science and technology. It provides the students – who range in age from 12-19 – an opportunity to develop their creativity and problem-solving skills through a fun and engaging robotics competition.

The travel and tourism sector was heaving back to life as borders started to reopen, promising a festive vibe for the holidays and New Year. But Omicron and other Covid-related issues are threatening to close the year on a bleak note

David Dalaithngu, the Indigenous Australian actor who mesmerised audiences in his breakout movie Walkabout and was hailed as one of the country’s greatest artists, has died at the age of 68, four years after being diagnosed with lung cancer.

A few years ago, Banteay Srei district of Siem Reap province wasn’t receiving much attention from citizens or tourists.

Gently unwrapping cling film covering the old man’s damaged feet – skin darkened and cracked, nails lumpy and deformed – the Hong Kong beautician doesn’t flinch. Instead she picks up her tools and gets to work.

Meet Khema: He’s about 20 years old with big cow-eyes and thick arched eyebrows with dark hair and brown skin.

Riding a galloping horse under the blazing sun, Malaysian archer Zaharudin Rastam Yeop Mahidin fires an arrow at a target as a crowd cheers. This is horseback archery, which was common for thousands of years in hunting and warfare but declined with the introduction of firearms and other modern combat gear.

Meet Khema: He’s about 20 years old with big cow-eyes and thick arched eyebrows with dark hair and brown skin. He wears a krama on his head and a blue-green shirt along with a pine green traditional kben. He carries a gem in one hand as he clambers over obstacles on his way to a distant triple-spire temple.

When Virginia Tech professor Sweta Gyanu Baniya saw an ornate 17th-century Nepali necklace in the Art Institute of Chicago, she burst into tears, bowed down and began to pray.

Riding a galloping horse under the blazing sun, Malaysian archer Zaharudin Rastam Yeop Mahidin fires an arrow at a target as a crowd cheers. This is horseback archery, which was common for thousands of years in hunting and warfare but declined with the introduction of firearms and other modern combat gear.