Thailand’s idyllic Maya Bay was made a tourist hotspot by the film “The Beach,” with around 5,000 people visiting each day.
But its popularity damaged corals and harmed the ecosystem. So, in 2018, the Thai government closed the bay indefinitely: https://t.co/FeOUd9Gk30
I’m in Melbourne and had the audacity to get this close to Fergie. Absolutely no one was harmed nor did anyone feel safe. It was a complex time @KirstyWebeck
President Joe Biden departed Saturday for a week of summits in Europe, where the grinding war in Ukraine -- entering its fifth month and fading from Americans' attention -- will be thrust back to the forefront https://t.co/OrzUupd5gF
MORE: Garland will meet with Ukrainian Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova to discuss the efforts to help identify, apprehend and prosecute the people involved in war crimes and other atrocities in Ukraine, the official said. https://t.co/XFeBh16LgX
Meet Tay, a 3-year-old Belgian shepherd, who loves his job sniffing out explosives left behind by Russian forces.
He's among a number of dogs belonging to sapper teams who treat the search for deadly mines as a game.
By @radiosvoboda