Pogacar remounts after fall and charges to Strade Bianche win
SIENA: Slovenia’s Tadej Pogacar won the Strade Bianche on Saturday for the third time in his career, after recovering from a fall 50km from the finish.
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Ollie Watkins gives Aston Villa victory at former club Brentford
Ollie Watkins returned to haunt former club Brentford with the decisive strike as Aston Villa recorded a 1-0 win at the Gtech Community Stadium.
How much do women earn compared to men across Europe?
Multiple indicators highlight persistent economic disparities between women and men, with the data making these inequalities undeniably clear. Despite having the highest gender parity among all regions in the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report 2023, Europe is no exception to these challenges.
David Lynch to be honoured by World Soundtrack Awards at Belgium's Film Fest Gent
Belgium's largest film festival Film Fest Gent and the World Soundtrack Academy will celebrate the much-missed American director David Lynch during their annual Film Music Composition Contest.
‘Utterly devastating’: Global health groups left reeling as European countries slash foreign aid
Some of Europe’s biggest global health funders are slashing their aid budgets, which health groups fear could spell catastrophe for countries reliant on foreign cash to combat malaria, HIV, tuberculosis, andemerging threats.
Don't celebrate too much, Fenerbahce boss Mourinho tells Rangers
Fenerbahce manager Jose Mourinho told Rangers not to celebrate too much and that their Europa League round of 16 tie is far from over despite the Scottish side winning 3-1 in the first leg in Istanbul on Thursday.
US-Mexico joint bid for 2031 Women's World Cup gets big boost as FIFA blocks Europe until 2035
The expected bid by the United States and Mexico to co-host the 2031 Women's World Cup can face only a rival bid from Africa, with FIFA on Wednesday excluding Europe from the contest.
FIFA To Pay $1 Billion Prize Money For Club World Cup
FIFA on Wednesday announced it will pay total prize money of one billion dollars to participants in the Club World Cup taking place in the United States this year. The figure is significantly more than the prize money offered for either the last men's or women's World Cups. World football's governing body has given few details about the funding of the first edition of the 32-team tournament that will take place every four years but it has signed up a broadcaster and major sponsors in recent weeks. In a statement confirming the prize money on offer, FIFA said it expected to generate $2 billion in revenues from the expanded Club World Cup. It also confirmed that a women's edition will take place from 2028.