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Sport
Inter Boss Concerned Over Fatigue after 3-0 Coppa Loss to Milan
Inter Milan coach Simone Inzaghi admitted his team is feeling the strain of a demanding season after their 3-0 defeat…
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Sport
Soccer-Bayern Munich on Brink of Bundesliga Title, Kane Eyes Record
Bayern Munich will secure the Bundesliga title on Saturday with a win over top four hopefuls Mainz 05 if rivals…
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International
Iran Slams ‘Hostile’ US Sanctions Ahead of New Talks
Iran’s foreign ministry condemned new US sanctions targeting its oil network, calling the move a sign of Washington’s “hostile approach”…
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International
Massive Russian Strike on Kyiv Kills 9, Injures Dozens
A large-scale Russian missile and drone attack hit Kyiv overnight, killing nine people and injuring another 70, including six children,…
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International
Istanbul Residents Spend the Night Outdoors after Strong Earthquake, Aftershocks
Many Istanbul residents spent the night outdoors, too fearful to return to their homes, following a strong earthquake and over…
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International
UK Lifts Sanctions against Syria’s Defense Ministry, Intelligence Agencies
Britain on Thursday lifted assets freezes on Syria’s defense and interior ministries, and a range of intelligence agencies, reversing sanctions…
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International
Jordan Bans Muslim Brotherhood, Declares Group Illegal
Jordan has officially outlawed the Muslim Brotherhood, ending decades of relations that oscillated between coexistence and confrontation. Interior Minister Mazin…
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Reports
A Call to Return: Khartoum, a Capital in Search of Its Residents
Report by Fath Al-Rahman Shubairqa The official spokesperson for the Khartoum State Government, Al-Tayyib Saad Al-Din, revealed to Al Jazeera…
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Reports
Defense Lawyer of Hamdok Faces Charges That Could Lead to Life Imprisonment
Sudan Events – Agencies From defense attorney to defendant — this is the story of Montasir Abdullah, the former legal…
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Opinion
Sudan’s political fragility rooted in absence of civil service policy to uphold institutional scaffolding (1-2)
By Mohamed Sulieman al-Shazly The British-influenced tradition that once defined Sudan’s civil service is beyond full retrieval. In its heyday,…
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