Saudi Arabia beat Kuwait in West Asian Junior Volleyball Championship
Saudi Arabia had beaten Kuwait in three straight sets in the 2022 West Asian Junior Volleyball Championship at Prince Nayef bin Abdulaziz Sports City Hall in Qatif.
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Russia, Turkey and Iran meet in Tehran: Presidents talk on war in Syria and Ukraine
Middle East Matters take a closer look at the movement #No2Hijab campaign in Iran, where women are openly defying dress codes imposed by the Islamic Republic. The Twitter campaign encourages women to take videos of themselves without their veils out in public. A number of women have been arrested since the call was made ahead of the "National Day of Hijab and Chastity" on July 12th.
Russian prisoner Brittney Griner and the growing trend of hostage diplomacy
'Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show' hosts Clay Travis and Buck Sexton sound off on the 'incompetence' of Biden as she and other Americans languish overseas.
The secret lives of Iran's smugglers
Meanwhile, France has brought back 51 women and children from northeast Syria, the largest such repatriation from Paris following pressure from campaigners. They had been living in camps, among suspected family members of Islamic State group militants.
Wimbledon day seven: Last Britons standing look to reach quarter-finals
The last British pair standing will both look to reach the Wimbledon quarter-finals on Sunday as Cameron Norrie and Heather Watson carry home hopes.
How is technology changing the treatment of football injuries?
Although football players are an expensive commodity, their careers are often short and sometimes even shorter if they suffer a severe injury. Even the coolest footballer can break out into a sweat at the mere mention of an ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) injury. Thanks to advances in sports science and technology, this type of injury no longer threatens a player's career.
The war can additionally stimulate full implementation of healthcare reform – WHO representative
Coodinator for Health Financing Policy at the World Health Organization (WHO) Joe Kutzin, who is also the author of the recommendations for the revival of the public health system in Ukraine, told the Interfax-Ukraine News Agency in an exclusive interview whether Ukraine should continue implementing healthcare reform after the war, what the benefits of this reform are, and how the WHO recommends to revive the medical care system after the war.
'Guy Garvey for PM': Elbow make fans cry with 'life affirming' Glastonbury set
Glastonbury favourites Elbow moved fans to tears as they performed in the sunshine at Worthy Farm on Sunday afternoon. The Bury-formed band had festivalgoers 'blubbing 'as they were joined on stage in Somerset by the Citizens of the World Refugee Choir and Little Amal, a giant 11.5ft puppet of a 10-year-old Syrian refugee representing displaced children.