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Noah Lyles aims for an Olympic sprint double at Paris 2024 but faces stiff competition after finishing second in the 200m semi-finals to Letsile Tebogo. Defending champion Andre De Grasse …
Paris 2024 Olympics: Noah Lyles and Erriyon Knighton Lead 200m Finalists Read More
Zimbabwe’s Sean Williams scored an unbeaten 145 while the team reached 363-4 against Afghanistan on the first day of the Test in Bulawayo. Ben Curran made his debut with 68 …
Sean Williams Shines with Unbeaten 145 as Zimbabwe Sets Strong Total Against Afghanistan Read More
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will visit Ethiopia and Somalia in January 2025 following a historic peace agreement mediated by Turkiye, aimed at resolving longstanding disputes largely revolving around maritime …
Turkish President Erdogan to Visit Ethiopia and Somalia to Strengthen Peace in 2025 Read More
In 2012, President Obama declared Syrian chemical weapons use a red line, threatening military action. Following a major chemical attack in 2013, diplomatic negotiations with Russia led Syria to join …
The Ongoing Challenge of Chemical Weapons Accountability in Syria Read More
Turkey’s strategic involvement in Syria under Erdogan has been reinforced by the fall of Assad, positioning Ankara to capitalize on the situation through its influence over rebel factions like HTS. …
Turkey’s Strategic Positioning in the Wake of the Syrian Civil War’s Conclusion Read More
Latam Insights reveals Brazil’s proposed Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill to safeguard its economy and El Salvador’s idea for ‘rent-a-volcano’ bitcoin mining. Vaneck praises Bukele’s bitcoin integration in El Salvador despite …
Latam Insights: Bitcoin Initiatives in Brazil and El Salvador Read More
Heavy rains in eastern Uganda have led to devastating landslides in Masugu village, leaving at least 30 feared dead. Reports indicate the recovery of several bodies, while multiple villages have …
Tragic Landslides in Uganda Leave at Least 30 Feared Dead Amid Heavy Rains Read More