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Arsenal's aspirations for the Premier League trophy encountered another speed bump when they ended in a 1-1 deadlock against Chelsea on Sunday. Mikel Arteta’s squad now finds themselves without a win from four consecutive league matches, trailing nine points behind the table-toppers, Liverpool. Even though Arsenal managed to inch up to fourth place, their recent inability to secure victories has widened the gap at the top. Chelsea holds third place, barely surpassing Arsenal on goal difference. Gabriel Martinelli gave…

Inter Miami Faces a Close Defeat Against Atlanta United: A Crucial Game Without Messi The recent showdown between Inter Miami and Atlanta United concluded with a nail-biting 3-2 loss for Inter Miami. This match, anticipated by fans and teams alike, was noteworthy for one major absence: Lionel Messi. With Messi sidelined, tensions ran high as Inter Miami struggled to finds its rhythm against the formidable Atlanta squad. The absence of Messi, unquestionably a guiding light for Inter Miami, left a palpable void in the…

U.S. Approves Over a Billion Dollars for Somalia's Debt Forgiveness as Trump Wins Election MOGADISHU, Somalia - In a move cloaked under the shadow of Donald Trump's electoral triumph, the United States endorsed a hefty $1.14 billion debt relief package for Somalia. This development follows the East African nation's rigorous economic and financial reforms. This financial respite, officials disclosed, intends to…

Some say Ruben Amorim is stepping into the shoes of a legend, akin to the new Alex Ferguson. As he prepares to take the reins at Manchester United, he has already begun winning the hearts of fans by orchestrating a stunning 4-1 victory for Sporting Lisbon against Manchester City in the Champions League this past Tuesday. Just before coaching his last home game for Sporting after over four years, Amorim joked that if he managed to secure such a win over City—a team touted as a favored contender for the Champions League…

This past week was a rollercoaster for Manchester United, culminating in a 1-1 stalemate with Chelsea and the grim announcement that the club has experienced its worst league beginning in nearly four decades. Moises Caicedo’s sensational long-range volley salvaged a point for Chelsea, leaving United stranded on a mere 12 points — the lowest tally after ten games since the infamous 1986-87 season, according to Opta, the Premier League’s data supplier. Interesting enough, this was the same year when Alex Ferguson took charge,…

Manchester United has shown Erik ten Hag the door.The news dropped like a lead balloon on Monday morning, concluding his tenure at Old Trafford after two and a half years at the helm. Sunday's Premier League loss to West Ham marked his final act.In what's been a rough start, United languishes at 14th in the standings, a whopping seven points adrift of the Champions League spots, with just three wins in nine league outings and four in fourteen across all contests.In the upheaval, the club's machinery has swung into action.…

The BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia, saw leaders issue a comprehensive declaration on crucial matters, including UN reform and global strife.There were a total of 134 provisions listed; one focused on transforming the United Nations."We reiterate our endorsement of a full-scale overhaul of the UN, especially its Security Council, aiming to enhance democracy, representation, efficacy, and efficiency," the document declared. This move seeks to amplify the presence of developing nations to more effectively tackle global…

As It Unfolds: The U.S. to Supply Israel with Defense Systems In a significant move, the United States has announced its decision to dispatch advanced defense systems to Israel, reflecting a deepening alliance between the two nations in the face of escalating tensions in the Middle East. This development comes amidst a backdrop of persistent conflict and rising instability in the region, raising questions about security, diplomatic relationships, and the ongoing struggle for peace. According to reports, the U.S. is set to…

Introduction Well folks, let's just kick things off by saying that yes, I do indeed know how to spell "Red Sea" correctly. But see, here’s the twist — "Red SEE" is a clever little play on words that reflects the trio of nations forming this new coalition: Somalia, Egypt, and Eritrea. Get it? S-E-E. Now, what's lit the fire under this newfound alliance? Just one thing: water. Folks who wear fancy suits and think deep thoughts have long opined that our next big battles would be over water. That future isn’t in some distant…

A recent diplomatic spat has nudged Somalia towards cosier relations with Egypt and Eritrea, each entangled in longstanding grumbles with Ethiopia. Folks are jittery that rising tensions could tip the scale into outright conflict. “This is a coalition against Addis Ababa," dished out Hassan Khannenje, who steers the Horn International Institute for Strategic Studies, during a chinwag on the BBC's Focus on Africa. "Seems like they're bundling grievances to crank up the heat on Addis Ababa." A snapshot beamed by Eritrea…