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TASS reports that UEFA may investigate FIFA President Gianni Infantino regarding a potential payment made to an alleged mistress. The report cites The Telegraph and notes the inquiry could cover Infantino's tenure at UEFA from 2000 to 2016.
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The article discusses the planned relaunch of Myspace by its current owners, Tim and Chris Vanderhook. It features analysis from industry experts regarding the challenges the platform faces, including market saturation, user nostalgia, and…
China and Taiwan are taking precautions as Typhoon Dolphin approaches, resulting in thousands of flight cancellations and the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people.
Researchers from the University of Vermont have published a study in Nature Food highlighting the trade-off between diverting food waste from landfills to reduce CO2 emissions and the resulting increase in microplastic contamination in…
Kalashnikov Group CEO Alan Lushnikov announced that the Kub-10ME, a new tactical guided loitering munition with a range exceeding 100 km, has entered military service and will soon be deployed in the special military operation zone.
Yekaterina Alexandrova of Russia defeated the world number one Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus in the fourth round of the 2026 WTA Toronto Open. Alexandrova will advance to the quarterfinals to face Elina Svitolina of Ukraine.
The article discusses the conflict between the South African government's 2026 Industrial Development Strategy and the mining sector regarding mandatory local beneficiation.
The article provides a series of news briefs regarding geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, focusing on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's rejection of a US-backed Gaza plan and Iran's demands for the reopening of the Strait of…
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The Johannesburg High Court has ordered music executive Nota Baloyi to file legal arguments regarding a contempt of court application filed by DJ Black Coffee.
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The article discusses research from the University of Manchester regarding the use of rooftop rainwater harvesting systems to cool buildings and reduce urban heat.
Researchers studied the impact of plastic pollution on livestock and smallholder farmers in Nkomazi, Mpumalanga, South Africa.
The author, a natural resource governance specialist, examines how green energy projects in South Africa and Kenya impact local communities.
The author argues that African economies must reinvent their approach to structural transformation due to geopolitical instability, automation, and the rise of AI.
T-Mobile experienced widespread service outages on Monday afternoon, with over 60,000 reports recorded on Down Detector. A company spokesperson stated that technical challenges are being resolved, though no specific cause or restoration…
A car bomb destroyed a toll booth on the Pan-American Highway in southwest Colombia on Saturday. The Colombian army has attributed the attack to factions of the former FARC rebel group, occurring one day after the inauguration of President…