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The UAE have a “great desire” to glean as much from their current training camp in Austria, as they look for another solid performance against Venezuela on Tuesday to help preparations for upcoming competition.
The foreign minister went on to say that he didn't share the pessimism of Western officials about the possibility of reviving the Iran nuclear deal. He indicated that Iraq was involved in bringing Tehran and the West closer together, adding that failure to reach a fresh deal would increase tension in the region, including in his country.
Tournament hosts Qatar are appearing at their maiden World Cup as 12 years of preparation finally come to fruition.
For some players, the international break can be a blessing. It allows those out of favour to go away with their national side and get some minutes under their belts, an opportunity to regain confidence as well as send a message to their club manager.
Footballer Mohammed Al Daheri has become the first Emirati player to sign with a team in the Iraqi Premier League.
Midfielder Zidane Iqbal has been left out of the Iraq squad for the upcoming Jordan International Tournament because he wants to focus on matters at Manchester United.
Also this week, Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi visited Qatar for the first time since a major rift between the two countries. It was back in 2017 that Egypt joined Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain in severing diplomatic ties with Doha and imposing a blockade over its alleged support for the Muslim Brotherhood. The blockade came to an end last January and Doha is now expected to invest billions in the Egyptian economy.
Enes Freedom says the NBA only cares about morality until money or business is involved on 'The Ingraham Angle.'