Yulia Navalnaya tells MEPs to 'stop being boring' to defeat Putin's regime
"If you really want to defeat Putin, you have to become an innovator. You have to stop being boring," Navalnaya said in a speech to lawmakers in Strasbourg.
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Manchester United player ratings as Andre Onana and Diogo Dalot good vs Nottingham Forest
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'He's a Raider' - GM says WR Davante Adams won't be traded - ESPN
Attention any NFL general manager thinking of inquiring on the availability of three-time first-team All-Pro receiver Davante Adams: «He's a Raider,» new Las Vegas Raiders general manager Tom Telesco said at the combine Tuesday.
The future of sports business in Nigeria
In recent years, the realm of sports has undergone a profound transformation, evolving beyond its traditional recreational roots to emerge as a commanding presence in the global economy. Within this dynamic industry lies a complex network of stakeholders, each wielding significant influence in shaping the ongoing trajectory and expansion of sports.
VIDEO: 'We're making friends, not millionaires' - FC United take on non-league's Champions League
With news of Jim Ratcliffe’s minority Manchester United takeover being completed, it got us thinking about FC United, the rebel club formed in 2005 off the back of the Glazer takeover, and what they were up to?
Balancing Heritage and Innovation: Discover Slovenia's oldest town
The ancient town of Ptuj, in northeast Slovenia, is enjoying a new lease of life. Set on the Drava River, the old Roman settlement oozes charm and timeless elegance but after years of neglect, the industrial heart of the town had fallen into despair.
Euroviews. Europe needs all hands on deck to remove obstacles to innovation
The EU is losing ground to its global competitors, and this is partly due to legislation that sometimes creates unexpected barriers to research and innovation.
Euroviews. In farming, genomic techniques can't afford a repeat of disastrous GMO rejection
Nearly three dozen Nobel laureates have joined more than 1,000 scientists in urging members of the European Parliament to embrace science-based gene editing technology.