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‘We won’t be having a Last Supper as portrayed the way they portrayed it the other night,’ Trump said, referring to the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics

Nottingham Forest are expected to make an opening transfer bid of around €20million to Corinthians for 19-year-old Brazilian winger Wesley Gassova.  Fenerbahce, Napoli, AS Roma, OGC Nice, Fulham and West Ham United also continue to be linked with Corinthians’ Brazilian youngster Wesley, though sources have told CaughtOffside that Forest are now showing the strongest interest […]

Chinese calligraphy is a personal art that draws on Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism as well as spiritual practices that date to the second century CE.

The ministry plans to submit a related bill during next year's ordinary session of parliament, with a view to launching the database in fiscal 2026.

(Telecompaper) Corning said net revenues rose to USD 3.251 billion in the second quarter from 2.975 billion in the first, while adjusted core sales lifted to USD...

Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe says he has not had contact with the Football Association over the England manager's job.

SBI's board has approved a plan to raise long-term funds up to $3 billion in single or multiple tranches in FY25

PTI founder Imran Khan on Tuesday sought post-arrest bail from an anti-terrorism court (ATC) in Lahore over a dozen cases related to the May 9 riots, for which the high court had set aside his physical remand.

NEW YORK (AP) — NEW YORK (AP) — BGC Group, Inc. (BGC) on Tuesday reported second-quarter net income of $37.8 million, after reporting a loss in the same period a year earlier.

As Barcelona go into the new season looking to plug the gap created by Real Madrid, they will be buoyed by the news of a game-changing bid for one of their star players. Hansi Flick still won’t know for a few weeks what the make up of his starting XI will be, given that sporting […]

Nick Kay stuffs the dunk after a Patty Mills pass opens the lane in the Boomers' clash with Canada. © International Olympic Committee

A working paper on the election and its aftermath by former ANC policy tzar Joel Netshitenzhe, director of Mistra, concludes that while the ANC was dealt a blow in the election, the liberation ideal has not been defeated, writes Natasha Marrian.

AN Olympic swimmer has hit back at Olympic bosses after she was expelled from her team and ousted from the Games.

The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has ordered that the entire Arik Air fleet be grounded over undisclosed reasons.

The firm has experienced a decrease in sales over the last three months, leading it to consider a change of pricing strategy to entice customers back.

Yadav referenced a video circulating on social media that allegedly showed Chief Minister Adityanath failing to greet Prime Minister Modi at a meeting in Delhi.

The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) will complete the transfer of R100-billion of profits on the nation’s gold and foreign-exchange reserves to the Treasury by mid-August, Governor Lesetja Kganyago said. “As of July 1, R100-billion had been transferred to the SARB, and roughly three quarters of the R100-billion due to National Treasury this year has already been paid out,” Kganyago told shareholders at the central bank’s ordinary general meeting Tuesday. “We expect to complete the transfers by mid-August,” he said.

While it may have been a case of history course-correcting itself from Tokyo, swimmer Tatjana Smith left SA fans with frayed nerves in leaving her Paris Games victory charge unfashionably late.

Currently, India has two p ersonal income tax regimes. In the old income tax regime, the tax rates are relatively high but taxpayers can claim several exemptions and deductions. However, in the new tax regime, tax rates are lower but fewer deductions. Addressing the post-budget session of PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Malhotra said there were apprehensions as to whether people would shift to the simplified tax regime.

Partnership between elected officials and the reporters who cover them was a running theme at the National Press Foundation’s “Election Security” fellowship.