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Achraf Hakimi, captain of Morocco's national football team, has expressed his appreciation to HM king Mohammed VI for what he described as the monarch's sustained commitment to the development of football in the country. In a message shared on his social media accounts, Hakimi credited......
The global long-haul travel market is gradually regaining momentum after months of disruption, with tour operators reporting improving demand as geopolitical tensions ease. While bookings are recovering, travel patterns have shifted, prompting destinations across Tanzania, Thailand, the Maldives and......
One person was killed and two others were injured in what Russian-installed authorities described as a Ukrainian attack on the Crimean Peninsula, highlighting the continued escalation of hostilities around the strategically important Black Sea territory. The announcement was made by Sergiy Aksyonov,......
China and Russia have announced the start of a new round of joint naval exercises beginning Monday, in a move that underscores their deepening strategic alignment amid ongoing global tensions linked to the war in Ukraine. According to statements from the Chinese Ministry of Defence and Russian authorities,......
A white march held in Narbonne on Sunday brought together several hundred people in memory of Louis, a 17-year-old who was killed in June following a violent assault. The gathering, organised by his maternal family, turned into both a public tribute and a broader call for tougher judicial responses to......
Nigel Farage has denied allegations that he failed to comply with UK parliamentary disclosure rules, after a newspaper report claimed he did not declare a range of benefits received before entering Parliament. The response comes as the Reform UK leader is already the subject of a separate investigation......
The U.S. Supreme Court is preparing for a new term beginning in October that will confront a series of politically sensitive and legally far-reaching disputes spanning firearms regulation, voting access, LGBT rights, and federal immigration policy. Following a high-profile previous term that included......
A fast-moving wildfire in southeastern France has burned more than 300 hectares of forest in the Drôme department, with strong winds and extreme heat complicating efforts to contain the blaze in a remote mountainous area. More than 300 firefighters remain deployed as authorities work to slow the......
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has overseen a fresh series of naval weapons tests involving the country's new Kang Kon destroyer, as Pyongyang moves closer to commissioning the warship into active service. According to North Korea's state news agency KCNA, the trials included evaluations of......
At least 14 Yemeni soldiers were killed during an attack by Houthi rebels near the strategic port city of Hodeidah, according to a military official aligned with Yemen's internationally recognized government. The assault occurred in the Hays district, south of Hodeidah, where clashes between Houthi......
At least five people have died following severe flooding triggered by heavy rainfall across several regions of Togo, according to a provisional government assessment released on Saturday. The flooding followed intense downpours on 28 and 29 June, which inundated homes, disrupted transportation and caused......
Mexican authorities have seized nearly three tonnes of cocaine and arrested four suspects during a maritime anti-drug operation in the Pacific Ocean, as the government continues to intensify its crackdown on organized crime and narcotics trafficking. The operation was carried out by the Mexican Navy,......
The death toll from the powerful twin earthquakes that struck northern Venezuela in late June has risen to nearly 3,000, according to updated official figures, as international rescue teams gradually scale back search operations. The earthquakes, which devastated communities across the region on 24......
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