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Five Questions, Five Minutes: The Ultimate Football Trivia Challenge – Edition 3
Think you know your football? The clock is ticking, and only the sharpest minds will conquer this quick-fire quiz. Today’s set of five questions spans the beaut…
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Seoul Trims Joint Drills With Washington, Citing U.S. Appeal
South Korea has decided to reduce the duration of its annual military exercises with the United States, a move that follows a direct request from Washington.
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Trump rules out Iran dialogue as Gulf states advance Hormuz cooperation talks
U.S. President Donald Trump has dismissed the possibility of engaging in negotiations with Tehran, even as regional nations bordering the Strait of Hormuz push …
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Canada races against time and politics to stave off Trump's tariff threat
Ottawa is engaged in a frantic round of diplomacy as it seeks to persuade Washington to back away from imposing steep trade penalties. With a 50-percent tariff …
Health
Canadian ensemble takes top honours at World Pipe Band Championships
A Canadian group has clinched the prestigious world title after a gripping two-day competition at Glasgow Green, where 211 bands vied for glory.
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Donnelly takes bronze as GB women clinch marathon team gold
Abbie Donnelly secured a memorable bronze in the women’s marathon, while Great Britain’s squad celebrated a commanding team gold on the closing day of the 2026 …
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Charts reveal why the Ebola crisis may soon become the deadliest on record
New data from the World Health Organization suggests the ongoing Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo is spiraling further out of reach, with a gr…
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Austrian Court Convict in Syria Detained After Leaving Over War Crimes Sentence
A former Syrian police commander, who was convicted in Austria for abuses during the country's civil war and then left while appealing his prison term, has…
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Tokyo minister's shrine visit draws ire from Beijing and Seoul
Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi paid a visit to the controversial Yasukuni Shrine on the 81st anniversary of Japan's World War II surrender, a m…
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Australia's Changing Face of Problem Drinking: Midlife Women at the Forefront
The demographic profile of Australians grappling with alcohol misuse is undergoing a significant shift, with a growing emphasis on women in their middle years. …