Revealed: These are the world’s most (and least) powerful passports in 2023
For the fifth year running, Japan has the world’s most powerful passport.
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Lebanon name Madjid Bougherra as new coach
BEIRUT, Jan 29 : Lebanon have appointed former Algerian international Madjid Bougherra as their new coach, the national football association said.
Radulovic sacked as Lebanon coach
Jan 22 : The Lebanese Football Association has dismissed national team coach Miodrag Radulovic following a review of recent results and the side’s preparations for upcoming competitions, the federation said on Thursday.
What the Trump travel ban means for the 2026 World Cup and 2028 Olympic Games
GENEVA: US President Donald Trump often says the 2026 World Cup and 2028 Los Angeles Olympics are among the events he is most excited about in his second term.
Saudi Arabia to host Youth National Teams Championship during summer
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia will host the first Youth National Teams Championship between Aug. 28 and Sept.
Crude oil markets retreat as economic concerns outweigh Trump’s tariff threats
Crude oil futures prices opened higher during Monday’s Asian session following Trump’s threats to impose tariffs on Russia’s oil exports. The US president also said there would be “bombing” and “secondary tariff” on Iran if the country failed to make a nuclear deal.
US national security scandal deepens as new Signal messages revealed
A national security scandal involving senior US intelligence and defence officials has intensified with the release of screenshots showing Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth sharing detailed information about airstrikes in Yemen via a messaging app.
Trump's national security adviser claims 'full responsibility' for leaked Europe-bashing Signal chat
US National Security advisor Mike Waltz took full responsibility for the group chat in which top officials in the Trump administration slammed Europe while planning strikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen.
Top US intelligence officials claim Signal chat did not mention classified details
US President Donald Trump’s top intelligence officials have claimed, under oath, that no classified information was shared in a Signal group chat that accidentally included a journalist and concerned strikes against Yemen.