Afghani National Museum Grows But Needs Secure Future
The National Museum of Afghanistan in Kabul, scarred by looting in the 1990s and Taliban destruction, is slowly recovering with foreign aid and growing visitor numbers. The Bactrian gold remains abroad for safety as plans proceed for a $30 million building project to secure and expand the museum.
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China debates if happy ending services are illegal
Beijing confronts a rare public legal debate over whether paid sexual services labeled as happy endings count as prostitution if intercourse does not occur. Courts and police in Guangdong Zhejiang and Beijing show divergent views, highlighting shifting social norms in urban China.
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Time magazine banned in Myanmar over monk cover
Myanmar state television bans Time weekly for its cover story on Wirathu a Buddhist monk accused of fueling religious violence. The piece cites rising sectarian unrest with hundreds dead and thousands displaced as the government warns against fueling further tensions.
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