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Newcastle United celebrates its first major trophy in 70 years by winning the League Cup against Liverpool. The victory deeply resonates with Newcastle supporters compared to Liverpool’s past successes. The …
Newcastle United’s Historic League Cup Victory: A Celebration of Passion and Pride Read More
The Guyana women’s cricket team secured a commanding 122-run win over the Leeward Islands in the CWI Women’s Super50 tournament. Captain Shemaine Campbell scored an unbeaten 77 runs, leading her …
Guyana Women’s Cricket Team Dominates Leeward Islands with 122-Run Victory Read More
A study by Weill Cornell Medicine confirms that lenacapavir shows minimal resistance in Uganda, bolstering its potential as an effective HIV treatment. With only 1.6% of patients harboring resistance mutations, …
New HIV Therapy Lenacapavir Shows Promise in Uganda Research Read More
The Senate confirmed Chris Wright as Secretary of Energy, endorsing President Trump’s fossil fuel-centric energy agenda aimed at U.S. energy dominance. Wright, who opposes stringent climate policies, promises to drive …
Senate Confirms Chris Wright as Energy Secretary Amid Controversy Read More
Afghanistan faces a worsening food crisis, with only half of the 15 million in need receiving aid due to funding cuts. Many are surviving on just ‘bread and tea’. The …
Afghanistan’s Food Crisis Intensifies Amid Aid Cuts and Economic Turmoil Read More
Mr. Francis Lee, general manager of Shangri-La Fijian Resort, has rejuvenated the property into a leading destination in Fiji over the past seven years. With extensive experience, he chose Fiji …
Francis Lee’s Impact on Shangri-La Fijian Resort: A Journey of Transformation Read More
At COP29, activists held a People’s Plenary titled “Pay Up, Stand Up: Finance Climate Action, Not Genocide,” linking climate action to the injustices faced by marginalized communities. Speakers emphasized the …
Activists at COP29 Highlight Connection Between Climate Justice and Militarism Read More