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Cow catchers come out in force as cattle ban hits Delhi’s streets

In scenes reminiscent of the Wild West, municipal authorities clamped down this weekend on stray cows and cattle roaming the streets of Delhi, as the hazard of livestock on the highways gets too much to bear. Read more

Unspoiled nature awaits visitors to East Timor


The first thing a newcomer to East Timor notices is the peace and quiet. Even Dili -- where daily Merpati flights arrive from Bali -- has more the character of a sleepy seaside town than a capital city. Its wide roads are deliciously free of traffic, the silence only broken by the occasional blast of techno music from aimlessly roving taxi drivers.

What they lack in geographical knowledge they make up for in friendliness and enthusiasm in welcoming visitors, either in broken English or strongly accented Indonesian.

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Jakarta reflections take a surreal turn

Banana trees and other bright green foliage run riot in an abandoned lot. In the distance, dull gray skyscrapers peer out from behind a patch of city jungle, half obscured from view by the tangled mess of greenery. A fertile patch of land has been reclaimed in the heart of the city.

This is one of the rare Jakarta scenes that Canadian-born artist Ken Pattern recently revisited

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