UK ‘bases of death’ in Cyprus see controversy amid Middle East conflicts
“We don't want our island to be part of these wars,” Athina Kariati, a member of United for Palestine in Cyprus, told Euronews. “They are not for democracy, peace or justice.”
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Tiger Woods explains why PGA Tour wants Saudi Public Investment Fund, LIV Golf merger to go through
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What to expect from Tiger Woods at the Genesis after tour layoff - ESPN
PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. — Tiger Woods arrived at Riviera Country Club outside Los Angeles on Tuesday with a fresh clothing line, a new caddie and renewed hope that this season will be different than the past three when he was still recovering from serious injuries suffered in a car wreck in February 2021.
India Drop 15 Places To 117th In FIFA Rankings, Worst In 7 Years, Post Asian Cup Debacle
The Indian football team on Thursday dropped 15 places to 117th in the FIFA rankings, the worst in seven years, after the recent debacle in the AFC Asian Cup, where it lost all its three group matches. This was India's worst ranking after it was placed at 129th spot in January 2017 chart. The historical worst ranking, though, was 173 in 2015. The Indian team was placed at 102nd in the last FIFA rankings, issued on December 21, 2023. India also lost 35.63 rating points from the previous total. It now lies in between Togo (116th) and Guinea-Bissau (118th). The country is ranked 22nd among the Asian nations.
RGIII Ripped For Gun Control Tweet After Kansas City Shooting
RGIII is facing serious criticism after pushing for gun control following a deadly shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade.
The hard truth Manchester United must confront about one of their best players
It wasn't immediately apparent Manchester United were going to make a half-time change at Villa Park last weekend. As the players trudged off the pitch, there was no visible sign of injury or any indication of an impending switch.
Greater Manchester Police given over £2 million to tackle 'anti-social behaviour hotspots'
Greater Manchester Police have been given over £2 million to tackle 'anti-social behaviour hotspots' in the region. Every police force in England and Wales is being handed a share of £66 million to ramp up patrols in areas plagued by violence and disorder.
Euroviews. Norway made a mistake in its decision to move towards deep-sea mining
Has Norway paved the way for deep-seabed mining following the Storting's vote on 9 January? The opening up 281,000 square kilometres (the equivalent of half of France's land area) to mineral prospecting, with a view to future exploitation, raises numerous concerns, such as the environmental impact on these unique ecosystems that are still so poorly understood.