WorldSBK Phillip Island: Bulega fastest in WorldSSP on Friday
Nicolo Bulega maintained the Aruba Ducati domination at Phillip Island on Friday by the topping WorldSSP times after FP2.
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Inter Milan Bakal Dapat Sponsor Baru Musim Depan
Inter Milan sepertinya akan mendapat sponsor baru musim depan. Nerazzurri lagi berdiskusi dengan maskapai asal Turki Turkish Airlines.
Death, disease, and desperation: Life in Antakya after the earthquake
The earthquake which hit Turkey and Syria on 6 February was a cataclysm of unprecedented proportions, and the worst in 100 years.
Whitham on WorldSBK 2023 and why weight limits won’t work
World Superbikes kicks off the 2023 series this weekend, the 35th anniversary of WorldSBK, posing one of the great questions at one of the greatest and fastest circuits - Philip Island.
Rising poverty and hunger in Lebanon: The fight against malnutrition for low-income families
Meanwhile, Israel is being rocked by some of the largest protests in its 75-year history. At stake is the independence of the judiciary. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government is seeking a major overhaul the legal system, which critics say amounts an attack on Israel's democratic institutions like the Supreme Court. If passed, the legislation would indeed allow parliament to overturn decisions made by the Supreme Court. For more on these controversial reforms, we speak to correspondent Jordana Miller in Jerusalem.
Varun Tomar Bags 10m Air Pistol Bronze At Cairo Shooting World Cup
Teenager Varun Tomar bagged a bronze medal in the men's 10m air pistol competition, opening India's account at the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cup Rifle/Pistol in Cairo. The 19-year-old, competing on day one, got the better of teammate Sarabjot Singh in a shoot-off after both had tied for the third spot with a score of 250.6 in the ranking round. Seasoned Slovakian shooter Juraj Tuzinsky defeated upcoming Italian talent Paolo Monna 17-15, to win gold in the event.
Ronnie O'Sullivan, Neil Robertson and Mark Williams face uphill battle to qualify for Tour Championship snooker
Ronnie O'Sullivan, Neil Robertson and Mark Williams need a minor miracle to qualify for the Tour Championship after missing out on this week's Players Championship. The knock-on effect of failing to make the cut-off point for the Players in Wolverhampton – contested by the top 16 on the one-year list – means the world champion trio, with 11 Crucible crowns between them, only have one more counting ranking event before the eight-man Tour Championship is held in Hull (27 March-2 April).
Liverpool, Real Madrid goalies make viral blunders in wild Champions League match
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