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North Carolina is one of the most critical states for either presidential candidate to win in the upcoming election, and JD Vance knows that. As such, he’s doing his best to gain some support for Donald Trump in the final days of campaigning.
The legendary Bhaichung Bhutia has called for the ouster of the current dispensation in the All India Football Federation (AIFF), holding the sports body responsible for the decline in the national team's performance in recent times. Bhutia came down heavily on the AIFF, saying the absence of a roadmap for Indian football has resulted in humiliating defeat at the hands of Syria (0-3) and a tame draw against Mauritius (0-0) in the recently held three-nation Intercontinental Cup at home. The former India captain demanded an overhaul of the AIFF administration.
A week before state elections in Brandenburg, the state which surrounds the capital Berlin, the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) remains the favourite.
The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has lodged a complaint with Delhi police, alleging that it has received an anonymous call issuing threats to life and property of its president Kalyan Chaubey. An AIFF official lodged the complaint for "registration of FIR against unknown miscreants" at the Dwarka Sector 23 police station on Thursday. The complaint said that the AIFF office, also located at Dwarka, received a call on September 10 issuing "threats to the life and property of not only Chaubey but also his family." "Delhi police has received a complaint at Dwarka Sector 23 police station and are conducting an inquiry," a senior police officer told PTI.
After a few weeks of summer break, MEPs are back in Brussels, reviewing their files and attending back-to-work meetups.
Libya's Tripoli-based government's recent clumsy attempt to replace the central bank governor should be a blaring alarm in the central Mediterranean.
International Olympic Committee presidential hopefuls, including World Athletics chief Sebastian Coe, face a set of election rules that could influence next year's vote for the new head of the world's biggest multi-sports organisation.
Sir Keir Starmer has said he is 'honoured' to be introducing Martyn's Law to Parliament more than seven years after the Manchester Arena bombing which claimed 22 innocent lives.