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Belgrade is dirt cheap and a chic party spot

[2016-12-21 07:06]

Tables with posh patrons spill out of cafes onto cobblestoned sidewalks. Roaming musicians ply tourists for tips against a backdrop of restored art nouveau buildings. Across town, the thump of techno beats keeps the young and well-heeled dancing until dawn.

Water wise

[2016-12-21 07:06]

A British writer tells Andrew Moody how this vital resource has shaped Chinese life and culture for centuries.

Confucius Institutes diversify as language program grows

[2016-12-21 07:06]

When Canadian pianist Roger Lord was performing at the Chinese New Year TV gala in 2013, one of the hosts was Mark Rowswell - better known by his Chinese name, Dashan, and for his mastery of Chinese cross-talk.

Rare work set to make waves

[2016-12-20 07:54]

After the overthrow of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), emperor Pu Yi (1906-67) and the imperial household were allowed by the Republic of China (1911-49) government to remain in some parts of the Forbidden City, aka the Palace Museum.

Legacy of Napoleon's artistic plunder on show in Rome

[2016-12-20 07:54]

When he was just plain old Bonaparte, the man who was to became Napoleon pillaged works of art from all over Europe with the aim of making the Louvre in Paris a museum for all mankind.

Holiday bounty

[2016-12-20 07:54]

The Western holiday season that spans Christmas and New Year's Day inspires restaurant chefs to try some of their fanciest flourishes of the year.

Ready for breaded cutlets of a different kind? Cauliflower!

[2016-12-20 07:54]

Let's say that one of your New Year's resolutions is to eat healthier and lose some weight. Join the crowd, right?

Spring Fest goes global

[2016-12-20 07:54]

The world is revving up to celebrate the Chinese Spring Festival.

Craftsmanship of canes gets new support

[2016-12-20 07:54]

As winter arrives in northern Anatolia, the best season to cut red dogwood branches for making traditional canes is approaching.

Photographers look at Africa from fresh angle

[2016-12-20 07:54]

Surrounded by untidy stacks of paper and abandoned half-empty coffee cups, photographer Aida Muluneh chain smokes cigarettes in her Addis Ababa office and rails against the negative portrayals of Africa by foreigners.

Balancing eloquence and silence

[2016-12-19 07:36]

Colin Firth joked that he was looking for offers in Chinese films, adding that he hoped to work with Chinese directors Zhang Yimou, Feng Xiaogang, Chen Kaige, Lou Ye and Jia Zhangke, to name a few.

Chinese star uses TV shows to reveal a new side

[2016-12-19 07:36]

Her slim figure is wrapped in a long leather cape dress. Her long straight hair looks particularly black under a shiny sliver headpiece, which has long pheasant feathers.

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