Illegal trade in pangolins might pose Covid-19 risk

Pangolins could be an intermediate host of the coronavirus that causes Covid-19 so the illegal trade in these animals could pose a public health risk.

How pangolin smugglers move their illegal products around the world

Singapore and Vietnam are growing in importance as ports through which pangolins are illegally transported.

Ghent's refreshed 'Mystic Lamb' artwork inspires new adoration

The central tableau of the 15th century Ghent Altarpiece - a panel known as the Adoration of the Mystic Lamb - has emerged refreshed from a three-year refurbishment.

Major museum heists through the years

The recent art heist at a museum in Dresden, Germany is the latest major robbery of artworks and precious objects from museums.

How African Swine Fever can affect humans

Although African Swine Fever is limited to infecting pigs only, this zoonotic disease has an important indirect effect on human healthcare.

Living heritage: Tunisia rediscovers traditional art of calligraphy

Tunisia's president has become a surprise champion of Arabic calligraphy in his country, shining a light on the artistic tradition.

Human Writes: In Malaya, indentured plantation labour was practically slavery

Who's your mummy? Dispute in Belgium centres on the origins of Tintin villain Rascar Capac

Tintin and the mystery of the duelling mummies: two Belgian attractions claim to have inspired comic book villain.

Travelling coffee-cup memorial art exhibit for Srebrenica's dead comes home

Artist installs 8,000 coffee cups to mark 25th anniversary of Bosnian Muslims massacre.

How photography shaped Malaysia's visual narrative over the years

Ilham Gallery's exhibition looks at the cultural significance of photography in Malaysia through the generations.