CanWNT at No. 7 in last FIFA rankings before 2023 World Cup draw
Canada's women are unchanged at No. 7 in the latest FIFA world rankings.
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Victory at any price? Putin targets energy security in Ukraine escalation
When the war began, who would have thought that Moscow would be accused of blowing up its own natural gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea, or of playing atomic roulette with the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant? What is the Kremlin's calculation?
AFC and beIN MEDIA GROUP Agree Landmark Long-Term Deal in MENA extending relationship over two decades to 2032
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) and beIN MEDIA GROUP (“beIN”) have agreed on a landmark new long-term deal in the Middle East & North Africa (MENA) region covering the AFC’s competitions over three cycles up to 2032.
Sami Zayn: 10 things you didn't know about the WWE "Honorary Uce"
Sami Zayn is arguably the most entertaining wrestler in WWE today, with his impeccable comedic timing and ability to make any segment memorable.
Road to Qatar: how South Korea qualified for World Cup 2022
South Korea made it an impressive 10 World Cups in a row after qualifying for the finals in Qatar with two group games still to play.
The truth, stress and responsibility of working on and starring in Gharabeeb Soud
Every Ramadan, one or two shows – out of the hundred or so that debut – stand out from the pack. The more controversy surrounding a show, the more attention it receives – and in the case of MBC's Gharabeeb Soud (Black Crows), controversy is inevitable, considering the sensitive subject matter it tackles.
Breakthrough between Iran and Saudi Arabia is possible, Iraqi foreign minister says
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.
Citizens rob banks for own savings: Lebanon's economic crisis leads to desperate measures
Syria's Sednaya prison is the main centre used by the regime for the detention and enforced disappearance of political prisoners. Primitive mortuaries designed to preserve bodies in the absence of refrigerated morgues – so-called "salt rooms" – were also used to inflict psychological abuse there. These rooms are described in detail for the first time in an upcoming report from the Association of Detainees and the Missing in Sednaya Prison, an organisation that seeks justice for former detainees.