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Beating England will boost Japan's World Cup challenge: Moriyasu
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Spain held by Egypt in World Cup warm-up marred by 'intolerable' chants
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Woods pleads not guilty in driving while impaired car crash
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Italy's World Cup nightmare continues after shoot-out defeat to Bosnia
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Spain held by Egypt in World Cup warm-up
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Italy to miss third straight World Cup after shoot-out defeat to Bosnia
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Czech Republic beat Denmark on penalties to reach World Cup
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Tuchel calls for calm after England suffer Japan setback before World Cup
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Turkey qualify for World Cup with play-off win over Kosovo
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Gyokeres sends Sweden to World Cup with dramatic winner against Poland
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US stocks surge on hopes Iran war will end soon
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Panama punish South Africa lapses in World Cup warm-up win
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Mitoma fires Japan to historic first win over England
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Scotland suffer more friendly woe against Ivory Coast
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Brazil court quashes Neymar environmental damage fine
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NFL officials can aid replacement refs under new rules
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US Army probes helicopter flyby of Kid Rock's house
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Golden toilet statue mocks Trump near renovated White House
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Ballroom, library, airport: Trump aims to leave his mark
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Netanyahu vows Israel will 'crush Iran's terror regime'
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Blasts sow panic in Burundi's main city after arsenal fire
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Kane out of World Cup warm-up against Japan with injury
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Iran has 'will' to end war, but seeks guarantees, president says
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Debutant Connolly guides Punjab to narrow IPL win over Gujarat
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Dizzying month on markets with Middle East war
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Woods says was looking at phone before crash: accident report
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Young antelope shot dead at Vienna zoo
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France eyes ban on social media for under-15s
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Syrian president meets King Charles, Starmer on London visit
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EU says 'necessary' to reduce fuel demand to cope with energy crisis
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Iran players in Turkey pose with photos of young war victims
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Prince Harry lawyers call for 'substantial damages' from UK tabloids
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Tottenham appoint De Zerbi in battle for Premier League survival
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US Supreme Court rules against ban on 'conversion therapy' for LGBTQ minors
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Empty streets, markets in central Nigeria's Jos after major shooting
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Italy delays coal phase-out by over a decade
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Stocks rise on peace hopes, oil mixed
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Israel weathers energy shock from Iran war even as world battles crisis
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US consumers' inflation expectations surge on Mideast war
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Napoli threaten absent Lukaku with disciplinary action
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German whale saga continues as struggling animal beached again
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Chelsea's Cucurella laments 'instability' caused by Maresca exit
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'Iran will be at World Cup' and play in US, FIFA's Infantino tells AFP
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Stocks rise on peace hopes, oil flat
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Senegal enacts law doubling penalty for same-sex relations
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De Zerbi 'agrees in principle' to become new Tottenham boss - reports
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Trump says other countries should 'just take' the Strait of Hormuz
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Russian oil tanker docks in Cuba after US blockade relief
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Next days in Iran war will be 'decisive': Pentagon chief
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Indonesia rations fuel as prices soar over Mideast war
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China's capital adjusts to life with Covid after policy reversal
The Chinese capital showed tentative signs of a return to normal Thursday after a sudden reversal of a hardline pandemic policy that hammered the world's second-biggest economy and ignited rare protests.
China announces nationwide loosening of Covid restrictions
China announced Wednesday a nationwide loosening of Covid restrictions following protests against the hardline strategy that grew into calls for greater political freedoms.
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Pandemic treaty plans thrashed out at WHO
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Pele health 'improving progressively': hospital
Pele's health is "improving progressively," his doctors said Tuesday, a week after the 82-year-old Brazilian football legend was hospitalized in Sao Paulo amid ongoing treatment for colon cancer.
Warmer noses are better at fighting colds: study
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Court fight as parents reject 'vaccinated blood' for sick N.Zealand baby
New Zealand authorities on Tuesday launched a battle for custody of an infant whose parents are blocking life-saving surgery because blood donors may have been vaccinated against Covid-19.
Pele watches Brazil World Cup match from hospital
With fans worldwide on edge over his health, ailing 82-year-old football legend Pele said Monday he was cheering for the Brazilian national team from hospital as they stormed to a spot in the World Cup quarter-finals.
Pele says watching Brazil World Cup match from hospital
With fans worldwide on edge over his health, ailing 82-year-old football legend Pele wished the Brazilian national team luck Monday for their World Cup last-16 match, saying he would be cheering them on from hospital.
Pele says will watch Brazil World Cup match from hospital
Football legend Pele wished the Brazilian national team luck Monday for their World Cup last-16 match against South Korea, saying he would be watching from hospital, where the 82-year-old icon has been undergoing treatment.
Chinese cities relax testing rules as zero-Covid policy eases
Businesses reopened and testing requirements were relaxed in Beijing and other Chinese cities on Monday as the country tentatively eases out of a strict zero-Covid policy that sparked nationwide protests.
Worried fans keep vigil outside Brazil clinic of football icon Pele
Fans of football superstar Pele congregated Sunday outside the Sao Paulo hospital where the 82-year-old Brazilian icon is being treated for a respiratory infection.
Shanghai axes some Covid testing requirements
Authorities in China's financial hub of Shanghai will from Monday scrap some testing requirements in the country's latest relaxing of its strict zero-Covid policy following nationwide protests unseen in decades.
Opec+ likely to maintain oil output levels
Major oil-producing countries led by Saudi Arabia and Russia look set to maintain their current output levels at a meeting Sunday, ahead of fresh sanctions against Moscow coming into force.
Pele 'stable', 'no worsening' in last 24 hours
Doctors treating Brazilian football legend Pele said on Saturday the 82-year-old remained "stable" after developing a respiratory infection with his condition not having deteriorated over the last 24 hours.
UN anxious for unfettered aid access to Tigray
The United Nations still cannot get unfettered access to bring humanitarian aid into Ethiopia's war-torn northern Tigray region, one month after the ceasefire, the World Health Organization said Friday.
Xi signals China could loosen zero-Covid policy, EU officials say
President Xi Jinping suggested the spread of the less lethal Omicron strain might allow China to loosen its zero-Covid policy, senior EU officials reported Friday, as cities across the country made further moves towards unwinding some restrictions.
China further relaxes Covid rules after protests
Cities across China further unwound Covid restrictions Friday, loosening testing and quarantine rules in the wake of nationwide protests calling for an end to lockdowns and greater political freedoms.
In crowded camps, Rohingya refugees embrace family planning
Rohingya cleric Abdur Rashid still believes children are divine gifts, but life in a Bangladeshi refugee camp with six little mouths to feed has left him and his wife unwilling to accept another heavenly blessing.
Peru slaughters more than 37,000 poultry after bird flu outbreak
Peruvian authorities have culled at least 37,000 birds on a chicken farm due to bird flu, officials said Thursday.
Oh rats! New York seeks 'bloodthirsty' rodent czar
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China signals zero-Covid relaxation after protests
China's top Covid official has signalled a possible relaxing of the country's strict zero-tolerance approach to the virus, after nationwide protests calling for an end to lockdowns and greater political freedom.
Crabs and tea cups: UK show lifts the lid on Covid vaccine race
From a scientist's laptop to the syringe used to inject the UK's first Covid vaccine dose, an exhibition that opened Wednesday in London recounts the quest to produce a coronavirus jab through objects.
Decision on Pakistan-England Test start delayed to Thursday
A decision on whether to start the first Test between Pakistan and England will be taken early Thursday morning after several members of the touring squad fell ill with a viral infection, the home cricket board said.
Alzheimer's drug data shows results but also risks
Experts hailed full data Wednesday showing a new drug can slow cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients, but warned improvements were comparatively small and the treatment can have serious side effects.
Elon Musk's Twitter lifts rule against Covid misinformation
Twitter said it has stopped enforcing a policy intended to prevent the spread of Covid misinformation, as new owner Elon Musk -- who has clashed previously with US officials over pandemic safety rules -- continues to remake its content moderation policies.
UK summons China envoy after arrest of BBC journalist
Britain on Tuesday summoned the Chinese ambassador in London for a rebuke after the arrest and alleged assault of a BBC journalist covering Covid protests.