Messi may skip Argentina's Copa America game v Peru to rest
Lionel Messi may sit out Argentina's next Copa America game against Peru to rest a sore thigh with his team already qualified for the next round after two wins.
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Rangers transfer state of play as Cyriel Dessers 'escalates' exit and rising Ibrox prodigy to pen long-term deal
Wanted Cyriel Dessers has reportedly handed in a transfer request at Rangers to escalate his looming transfer to Greek champions PAOK.
Who was Lucrecia Perez? Her shocking murder in Madrid explained
The senseless murder of a black Dominican woman which sent shockwaves through Spain is at the centre of a new Disney+ series.
Demand for Euro 2024 jerseys and merchandise heats up among Singapore fans
SINGAPORE: Customers in Singapore have been snapping up Euro 2024 jerseys and merchandise as the football tournament, which is held every four years, gets underway.
Swimmers Srihari Nataraj, Dhinidhi Desinghu Qualify For Olympics Through 'Universality Quota'
Srihari Nataraj and Dhinidhi Desinghu will compete at the Paris Olympics via the Universality places qualification system, which allows countries to recommend their two highest ranked swimmers for the showpiece if none makes the cut through the regulation process. The Swimming Federation of India (SFI) claimed the "universality places" for both genders after no Indian swimmer qualified for the Paris Games or received a FINA invite based on his or her Olympic Selection time (B time).
Manchester United have one last chance to sell forgotten £35m man this summer
Donny van de Beek is enjoying some time with his expanding family before reporting back for duty this summer, with his return to Carrington currently pencilled in for late in the first week of July.
Why did Muslim-majority Tajikistan ban the hijab?
Tajikistan's government passed a law banning the hijab, the latest in a string of 35 wide-ranging religion-related acts, in a move described by the government as "protecting national cultural values" and "preventing superstition and extremism".
Avoiding stormy waters: how the EU manages shared rivers and water resources?
Climate change and increased demand are leading to greater competition between countries for the planet’s water resources. Nearly half of the world's surface waters are shared by two or more countries, with Europe having the highest number of communal river basins. Many EU countries rely heavily on water that originates outside their borders. For instance, the Danube flows through nearly a dozen European countries, including Germany, Slovakia, Moldova, and Ukraine. This brings issues such as water scarcity, pollution control, flood management and biodiversity protection into sharp focus.