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Also in the US, a lawmaker from Michigan is making waves for an impassioned speech she made on the floor of the State Capitol. Senator Mallory McMorrow is defending herself against false GOP claims that Democrats want to groom schoolchildren.
The sinking of the Moskva won't save Mariupol, the besieged eastern port city where according to authorities, tens of thousands of people have lost their lives. The United States cut to the chase, pledging more much hardware for Ukraine and its president. Meanwhile, Joe Biden twice accused Vladimir Putin's side of genocide.
Elon Musk will join Twitter's board of directors, company CEO Parag Agrawal announced in a tweet on Tuesday.
MANAMA: The UAE national team have retained their continental title after a dramatic final day at the Jiu-Jitsu Asian Championships in Bahrain, a fitting preparation for September’s Asian Games in China.
JEDDAH: There was outrage in Iran on Wednesday after thousands of women with tickets were denied entry to a stadium hosting a football World Cup qualifying match.
BARCELONA: A world record crowd for a women’s football match of 91,553 saw Barcelona cruise into the Champions League semifinals by thrashing Real Madrid 5-2 at Camp Nou on Wednesday to seal an 8-3 win on aggregate. The crowd figure surpassed the previous record for a women’s game when 90,185 watched the 1999 World Cup final between the United States and China at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. It also smashed the previous record attendance for a club fixture, set in March 2019 as 60,739 supporters saw Barca beat Atletico Madrid at the Wanda Metropolitano.
DOHA: Qatar on Wednesday opened one of the world’s biggest sports museums with artefacts from some of the most famous Olympic heroes but also gives prominence to local athletes hoping to boost efforts to attract a new generation into sports. The 19,000 square meter 3-2-1 Museum Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum, next to one of the stadiums to be used in this year’s World Cup, has taken more than 15 years to get off the planning board and fill.