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Cristiano Ronaldo to Stay at Al Nassr Until 2027: A Legacy Still in the Making

Cristiano Ronaldo to Stay at Al Nassr Until 2027: A Legacy Still in the Making

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Cristiano Ronaldo isn’t done with Saudi Arabia just yet. After months of rumors swirling about his next move, the 40-year-old global football icon has officially extended his stay with Al Nassr until 2027. The club confirmed the news in a heartfelt post on X (formerly Twitter), simply declaring:“Cristiano Ronaldo is staying at @AlNassrFC until 2027.” […]

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Expect a Huge Crowd Tonight as Malaysia Takes on Vietnam at Bukit Jalil Stadium

Expect a Huge Crowd Tonight as Malaysia Takes on Vietnam at Bukit Jalil Stadium

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KUALA LUMPUR – Football fever is running high tonight as around 60,000 passionate fans are expected to pack Bukit Jalil Stadium to cheer for Malaysia in the crucial Asia Cup 2027 qualifier against Vietnam. If you’re not heading to the match, Cheras deputy police chief Supt Ridzuan Khalid kindly asks everyone to steer clear of […]

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A Night Meant for Celebration Turns into Tragedy: 11 Lives Lost in Bengaluru Stampede

A Night Meant for Celebration Turns into Tragedy: 11 Lives Lost in Bengaluru Stampede

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Bengaluru, June 5: What should have been a joyful night of celebration for cricket fans turned into an evening of heartbreak and sorrow. At least 11 people lost their lives and 33 others were injured in a tragic stampede outside Bengaluru’s iconic Chinnaswamy Stadium during Royal Challengers Bangalore’s (RCB) IPL victory celebration. The crowd, driven […]

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In a warm and hopeful step forward, the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games has welcomed a familiar and respected face—Mikaela Cojuangco Jaworski—as the new chair of the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) coordination commission. Andrew Liveris, the head of the Brisbane 2032 organizing committee, expressed heartfelt congratulations to Jaworski, a former equestrian star with deep personal ties to Australia. “Mikaela’s appointment is more than a transition—it’s a continuation of our shared vision,” Liveris said. “Her insight, her experience, and her bond with Australia make her uniquely suited to guide us as we move from planning to the actual delivery of the Games.” Jaworski, a Filipina Olympian who trained in Australia for nearly 20 years, isn’t new to Olympic leadership. Since joining the IOC Executive Board in 2020, she has played a key role in shaping the Brisbane Games' direction. Her competitive career includes an impressive gold and silver medal at the 2002 Asian Games, and her passion for sports and community runs deep. “She understands this land, its people, and its spirit,” Liveris added. “We’ve felt her support and wisdom since day one.” Jaworski takes over from Kirsty Coventry, who made history in March by becoming the first woman elected as President of the IOC. Coventry will officially succeed Thomas Bach in June. Later this month, a symbolic moment awaits as Bach, Coventry, and Jaworski travel to Brisbane for the first in-person inspection of the city since its Olympic win in 2021. It’s not just about logistics—it's about reimagining how a city welcomes the world. Despite earlier political back-and-forths and tough debates over infrastructure, Queensland’s government recently finalized its venue plan, which includes a new Olympic stadium and a national aquatics center in central Brisbane. These projects aim to balance modern athletic needs with the sustainability promises made during the bidding process. As Brisbane prepares for its Olympic moment, the leadership baton has been passed with care and optimism—marking a fresh chapter in a story of global unity, local pride, and shared ambition.

Brisbane 2032 Embraces New Leadership as Mikaela Jaworski Takes the Helm of IOC Coordination Commission

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In a warm and hopeful step forward, the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games has welcomed a familiar and respected face—Mikaela Cojuangco Jaworski—as the new chair of the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) coordination commission. Andrew Liveris, the head of the Brisbane 2032 organizing committee, expressed heartfelt congratulations to Jaworski, a former equestrian star with deep personal ties […]

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Gulmarg Gears Up for 5th Khelo India Winter Games from March 9-12

Gulmarg Gears Up for 5th Khelo India Winter Games from March 9-12

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Srinagar, March 3: Gulmarg is set to come alive with adrenaline-pumping winter sports as it hosts the second leg of the 5th Khelo India Winter Games from March 9 to 12. Originally postponed due to insufficient snowfall, the much-anticipated event is now back on track, promising thrilling competition and a grand showcase of India’s winter […]

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