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The Large Hadron Collider restarted Friday after a three-year break for upgrades that will allow it to smash protons together at even greater speeds, in the hope of making new ground-breaking discoveries.

Sitting in a tiny space with both hands busy controlling the tip of her needle as her stitches give form to the green fabric, Sok Nhei is happy to be filling an order for 10 plush crocodiles from a customer.

Verdant landscapes, stylised portraits of peasant women, curved sculptures – an exhibition in Baghdad is allowing art aficionados to rediscover the pioneers of contemporary Iraqi art. Around 100 items are on display in the capital, returned and restored nearly two decades after they were looted.

Japan’s famed cherry blossom season blankets the country in the delicate white flowers of the prized and popular “somei-yoshino” tree, delighting residents and visitors alike. But some want change.

Prime Minister Hun Sen has called on all sides to make sure the upcoming commune council election campaigns go smoothly, urging calm and the preservation of public order – without threats and violence.

‘Pirates of the Caribbean” star Johnny Depp denied ever striking a woman as he took the witness stand on Tuesday at the US defamation trial against his former wife, the actress Amber Heard.

Chanting resonates through a church in the Cypriot resort town of Ayia Napa, darkened but for a few low lights and mobile devices displaying the singers’ Byzantine melodies.

Buy a T-shirt, get a “gift” of weed: that’s how some stores operate in Washington, exploiting a perceived loophole to sidestep a ban on selling cannabis in the US capital.

Producers of the movie “Rust” demonstrated “plain indifference” to firearms hazards and repeatedly violated industry safety protocols on the set where actor Alec Baldwin fatally shot a cinematographer, New Mexico health officials said on Wednesday.

On a chilly morning, Beth Gatonye loaded two vibrating chairs into her van and headed to the US embassy in Kigali with three blind colleagues, ready to offer massage therapy. Since 2017, the 43-year-old has trained dozens of visually impaired women – and some men – in the art of massage, with a view to creating jobs for a community that faces deep discrimination in Rwanda.