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Shadows of history in Malta’s war tunnels
In a vast network of tunnels carved into the rocks under the Maltese capital Valletta, faded maps of the Mediterranean hint at the place's role in directing key battles in World War Two.
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Islamic State’s weapons of war
Suicide vehicles and weapons made by Islamic State militants are displayed at Iraq Federal Police headquarters in Mosul.
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Rebuilding The Great Wall Of China
For more than a decade, mules have been crucial in the effort to restore Jiankou, a serpentine section of the Great Wall of China that is notorious for its ridges and perilous slopes.
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The Photos Of 2017 Week 24
Here's our weekly round up of some of the best and most newsworthy photos from the past seven days.
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Art on the move in Pakistan
They pollute the roads and chug along at a snail's pace, but to their Pakistani owners the rickety trucks are moving pieces of art, commanding attention with garish portraits of flowers, Islamic art, and snow-capped Himalayan peaks.
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Going underground: riding the Moscow metro
Moscow’s metro is one of the busiest and most visually stunning underground systems in the world. Created as a showcase for the Soviet Union, its elaborate, spacious stations are adorned with mosaics, marble statues and stained glass that tell the story of the communist state.
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Budapest’s abandoned Soviet military hospital
Time stands still in a former Soviet military hospital in Budapest that was abandoned when the last Russian troops left Hungary in 1991.
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The Photos Of 2017 Week 19
Here's our weekly round up of some of the best and most newsworthy photos from the past seven days.
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Mexico’s poppy war
Poppy plant are used to make opium and heroin and the Mexican army is fighting a surge in violence for control of poppy country against gangs that have engulfed the state of Guerrero in a war to control poppy fields.
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London’s dark river and its secrets
Over three months, photographer Stefan Wermuth walked along the banks of the Thames, photographing the river and the abandoned objects exposed by the receding tide.
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The Photos Of 2017 Week 14
Here's our weekly round up of some of the best and most newsworthy photos from the past seven days.
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The Photos Of 2017 Week 12
Here's our weekly round up of some of the best and most newsworthy photos from the past seven days.
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