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England try to deny Ireland a Grand Slam
LONDON: Chelsea manager Frank Lampard made all the right decisions to mastermind another win over Jose Mourinho and strike a significant blow in the bunched race for Champions League qualification. It ... -
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New Zealand teenager Robinson wins GS in absence of Shiffrin
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Islam Slimani brings Monaco back in the game
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Woods weighs in on golf’s distance dilemma
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National show jumping event concludes in Jeddah
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Technical and administration checks conducted for Hail Rally
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First Saudi Tour sees a new sport ride into Riyadh
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Egyptian attacked in Istanbul by man shouting anti-Syrian abuse
LONDON: Western governments and international bodies, including the EU, should designate Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a foreign terrorist organization, the London-based Tony Blair Institute for Global Change ... -
Report compares Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to Daesh, Al-Qaeda
LONDON: Western governments and international bodies, including the EU, should designate Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a foreign terrorist organization, the London-based Tony Blair Institute for Global Change ... -
Polls open in Algeria vote bitterly opposed by protesters
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Water-scarce Gulf states bank on desalination, at a cost
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Russian athletics champ blasts own sports authorities
RAWALPINDI: Pakistan’s captain Azhar Ali thanked Sri Lanka Tuesday for returning to Pakistan for the first Test tour there in a decade, after a fatal militant attack on their team ... -
Russian athletics champ blasts own sports authorities
RAWALPINDI: Pakistan’s captain Azhar Ali thanked Sri Lanka Tuesday for returning to Pakistan for the first Test tour there in a decade, after a fatal militant attack on their team ... -
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NEW DELHI: India’s ruling Hindu nationalists pushed for final parliamentary approval on Wednesday for a law that critics say undermines the country’s secular constitution by granting citizenship to non-Muslim minorities ...
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