Leon Marchand's fourth Olympic swimming gold sparks Parisian commotion Nanterre, France: Leon Marchand's party spreads beyond the pool and quickly spreads throughout Paris. At the Stade de France, which hosted the opening night of athletics, applause broke out as Marchand won his fourth Olympic gold medal. The applause was so loud that the first round … Read more
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Leon Marchand's fourth Olympic swimming gold sparks Parisian commotion Nanterre, France: Leon Marchand's party spreads beyond the pool and quickly spreads throughout Paris. At the Stade de France, which hosted the opening night of athletics, applause broke out as Marchand won his fourth Olympic gold medal. The applause was so loud that the first round … Read more
Safety officials have launched a major investigation after a “long-time” and “beloved” worker died at a mining site.
CARACAS: Venezuela braced for fresh protests Saturday after President Nicolas Maduro's disputed election victory was certified and a growing number of countries recognized his opposition rival as the real winner. Both Maduro and the opposition, led by her presidential candidates María Corina Machado and Edmundo González Urrutia, urged their supporters to protest this weekend after … Read more
The world is facing the possibility of Donald Trump running for a second term as president, which would have major implications for Australia.
LONDON: Recent attacks on media have raised growing concerns about press freedom and the safety of journalists in the Arab world.
A man who embraced a four-day workweek reveals the reality and the “little loss” that comes with it
LONDON: Libya's Investment Authority is expected to get United Nations approval by the end of the year to manage $70 billion in assets for the first time in more than a decade. The Libyan Investment Authority, set up under Muammar Gaddafi in 2006 to manage the country's oil wealth, has been under a United Nations … Read more
WASHINGTON: A newly confirmed food shortage in a camp for displaced people in Sudan's Darfur region is spiraling out of control as the country's militants block aid, and the shortage could be worse than the world's last major famine 13 years ago, US officials warned Friday.
