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Ethiopians look for love during Orthodox epiphany celebration
Getahun Fetana spent years admiring Emebet Melaku from a distance before plucking up the nerve to speak to her, taking advantage of a chance encounter during Timkat, the Ethiopian Orthodox celebration of epiphany.
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Photos surface showing convicted Nazi guard Demjanjuk at Sobibor
Publication date 21 January 2020 | 21:08 | ICTNew photos have emerged which for the first time show convicted Nazi guard John Demjanjuk at the Sobibor death camp, a Berlin archive confirmed Monday, although he always denied ever being there.
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Doubted self-portrait of renowned artist van Gogh is real, say experts
Publication date 21 January 2020 | 21:08 | ICTA gloomy self-portrait by Vincent van Gogh was declared genuine on Monday after decades of uncertainty, experts identifying it as the only work painted by the Dutch master while he suffered from psychosis.
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Wings and Beers Restaurant: Fried food for the local palate
Publication date 21 January 2020 | 14:40 | ICTTep Sreyphos – whose career was thrust into stardom seven years ago with the hit TV series, Raksa – is now using recipes she’s developed at her Wings and Beers Restaurant.
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Kep Gardens Association: Planting seeds of knowledge in Cambodia
Publication date 20 January 2020 | 22:02 | ICTAustralian couple Andrew and Janine Judd came to Cambodia on holiday in 2006.
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Paris falls head over eels for slimy British collection
Publication date 20 January 2020 | 21:52 | ICTEels were once a staple dish for working-class Londoners. Now dandies everywhere will be queueing up to wear them after Dunhill’s Paris men’s fashion week show Sunday went off the scales.
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Website documenting Auschwitz’s forgotten ‘sub-camps’ launched
Publication date 20 January 2020 | 21:51 | ICTA vast website documenting the forgotten “sub-camps” of the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz was launched on Thursday by an association of private researchers in Berlin on Thursday.
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Sponsored Yi Sang restaurant’s sumptuous Cantonese cuisine to spice up Chinese New Year appetite
Publication date 20 January 2020 | 21:02 | ICTPondering where to host your reunion dinner with your family and friends to usher in the Chinese New Year? Just step into Yi Sang Chinese restaurant along Sothearos Street.
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Christopher Tolkien, son of famed author, dies aged 95
Publication date 20 January 2020 | 20:59 | ICTChristopher Tolkien, the son of JRR Tolkien who was responsible for publishing many of his father’s works, has died aged 95, the Tolkien Society said.
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Painting found in Italian museum wall is stolen Klimt
Publication date 20 January 2020 | 20:58 | ICTA painting found stashed inside a wall at an Italian museum has been confirmed as the stolen Portrait of a Lady by Austria's Gustav Klimt, prosecutors said on Friday, two decades after the artwork went missing.
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‘Open-air museum’ blooms in gritty neighbourhood of Dakar
Publication date 20 January 2020 | 20:57 | ICTMamadou Boye Diallo, an art curator with a penchant for heart-shaped glasses, calls Dakar's working-class Medina neighbourhood an open-air museum.