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- LIVERPOOL, England: Mohamed Salah converted a penalty before scoring a sublime solo goal as Liverpool beat Arsenal 3-1 to open up a three-point gap at the top of the Premier League on Saturday.Liverpool hadn’t found its best form in opening wins over Norwich and Southampton, and faced the only other ...
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- NEW DELHI: India’s government on Saturday barred several opposition leaders from visiting Indian-administered Kashmir to assess the situation created by a massive security crackdown in the region that started early this month.Authorities sent the opposition leaders back to New Delhi after they waited for several hours at the airport in Srinagar, ...
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Mohamed Salah scores two as Liverpool outclass Arsenal in 3-1 win
HEADINGLEY, Leeds: Joe Denly insisted England never lost faith in their ability to pull off what would be one of the most astounding wins in Ashes history after collapsing to ... -
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US, Taliban resume push for peace at Doha talks
NEW DELHI: India’s government on Saturday barred several opposition leaders from visiting Indian-administered Kashmir to assess the situation created by a massive security crackdown in the region that started early this ... -
Algeria’s culture minister resigns after deadly concert stampede
LONDON: A third British warship is heading to the Gulf, the Royal Navy announced Saturday, amid heightened tensions in the region.Britain has already sent the HMS Kent to cover for ... -
Britain sends another warship to Gulf
ALGIERS: Algeria’s Culture Minister Meriem Merdaci resigned Saturday, following the deaths of five young music fans in a stampede at a packed concert by rapper Soolking in the capital, the ... -
Boult, Southee rattle Sri Lanka in second Test
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Homemade bomb kills Israeli teen, wounds two others in West Bank
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India-Pakistan Davis Cup tie postponed over security fears
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UK authorities investigate Qatar-owned bank over money laundering controls
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Taliban talks resume amid hopes of deal
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Cairo turns to Tokyo for a lesson on education
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Assad forces threaten Turkish observation posts in Idlib
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Serie A coaching shuffle gives Ancelotti’s Napoli hope of toppling Juventus
WASHINGTON: Top-seeded Benoit Paire reached the third round of the ATP Winston-Salem Open Tuesday, beating Prajnesh Gunneswaran 6-3, 7-5.France’s Paire, ranked 30th in the world, avenged a loss to India’s ... -
Top seed Paire cruises into Winston-Salem 3rd round
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India’s ex-finance minister Chidambaram arrested at home in dramatic raid
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KABUL, Afghanistan: The NATO Resolute Support mission in Afghanistan says two US service members have been killed.A brief statement says the two were killed Wednesday and their names are being ... -
UN resumes Sanaa aid distribution halted after Houthi thefts
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Jerusalem demolishes Palestinian home built without permit
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Man United manager refuses to blame Pogba after penalty miss
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US women footballers’ equal pay lawsuit to go to trial in 2020
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Bangladesh prepares for Rohingya repatriations
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UN postpones conference on torture after rights groups’ criticism
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How one man plans to tow an iceberg to the Arabian Gulf
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