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There were fears that the teenage full back had broken his right ankle playing at the Toulon Tournament, but X-rays have allayed such fears

The German midfielder has previously faced heavy criticism for his relationship with the Turkish President.

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North Korea has evolved, in some ways significantly, since Kim Jong-un succeeded his father in 2011. More changes are likely. Watchful and wary engagement is more likely to encourage positive reform than unremitting hostility. That kind of engagement requires a far better understanding of the DPRK, both its system and people. Increasing that understanding is the objective of this forum.

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Iran is keeping up oil sales through “unconventional” means to circumvent US sanctions, Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zanganeh said in an interview published Saturday.“We have unofficial

STANDISH, Maine (AP) — Maine game wardens and local rescue personnel are searching a Standish lake for a man reported missing after he went fishing in a kayak.

Athena Capo-Battaglia and her mother went into the shelter system after her mother was diagnosed with cancer. But the pair never gave up on Athena’s education – and after she graduated with a perfect GPA, she was accepted to Harvard University. She just finished her first year, and is studying to become a neuroscientist. Michelle Miller reports on the teen’s “surreal” journey from homelessness to Harvard.

Arsenal player Mesut Ozil chose Recep Tayyip Erdogan despite controversy over a previous meeting.

Dick Butkus, more than most probably knows a little something about the loyalty and love Chicago Bears fans show. Remember this is a man who played during arguably the darkest era of football in franchise history. After a non-playoff winning season as a rookie in 1965, he would never experience another in his career up […]

The Dubai Ruler and Sheikh Mohamed also condoled with the Amir.

A net bowler of Indian origin was hit on the head and stretchered off the ground during Australia's practice session ahead of their World Cup clash against India on Sunday.

1. White House Tried to Stop Climate Science Testimony, Documents Show  The New York Times
2. White House blocked intelligence agency’s written testimony saying climate change could be ‘possibly catastrophic’  The Washington Post
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Chelsea loan manager Tore Andre Flo can see Tammy Abraham leading the Blues line next season.

The Washington National Cathedral turned orange on Friday in Washington DC, in honour of gun violence victims on the US's National Gun Violence Awareness Day. Watch Live: http://www.presstv.com/live.html Twitter: http://twitter.com/PressTV LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/PressTV Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/PRESSTV Instagram: http://instagram.com/presstvchannel #PressTV #Iran #News

Tehran, June 8, IRNA - An Iranian professor at the University of Alabama said that what matters to Iran is not the American word, but the function of the Trump government vis-a-vis Tehran, and added that the US must prove in practice that its policy towards Iran is not double-standard.

Farmers suffering distress or the unemployed young chose to consciously overlook their difficulties in the belief that Modi, if given a second chance, would take care of their problems

Banyana and La Roja lock horns in their opening Group B encounter in France on Saturday

Russia’s Emergencies Ministry showed off a new device which intercepts and ‘grounds’ menacing drones that disrupt rescue operations in disaster areas.
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The trade war between Washington and Beijing got a little more tense this week.

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Karnataka: Crocodile found dead after eating sheep at Tungabhadra

Tottenham striker Harry Kane will work to a new fitness programme over the summer.

PORTO, Portugal — Spain and Portugal will consider a joint bid to host the 2030 World Cup. The soccer federations released a statement on Saturday saying they will start a “thorough process to analyze the possibility of presenting a joint bid.” Morocco had been previously included in talks about bidding along with Spain and Portugal,