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Ronaldo gets angry, kicks ball away after teammate is sent off for bizarre reason: Video
Cristiano Ronaldo vented his spleen after Jhon Duran was sent off for bizarre reasons during Al-Nassr's unexpected defeat to Al Ettifaq in the Saudi Pro League.
Five Ghanaian Players to Watch as 2025 Major League Soccer Begins
The 30th season of the MLS will begin this weekend across the United States and Canada as the clubs from the Eastern and Western Conference battle for the ultimate.
President John Mahama orders anti-galamsey team to only seize, not destroy excavators
President John Dramani Mahama has ordered the anti-galamsey team to only seize excavators and not set them ablaze as has been done in the past years.
France still seeking to block EU-Mercosur trade deal: Macron
France is still trying to assemble a "blocking minority" within the European Union to prevent a trade deal with four South American countries from coming into force, President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday. "Neither an adjustment tool for purchasing power ... nor an adjustment tool for trade agreements," Macron said.
Chelsea Star Cole Palmer Links Up With Jamaican Dancehall Royalty Vybz Kartel
England and Chelsea winger Cole Palmer's dream finally came true after meeting dancehall superstar Vybz Kartel in London after performing at the MOBO Awards.
Reason Jhon Duran was sent off for Al Nassr, fans are in disbelief
A clip of Jhon Duran being sent off while playing for his new club Al Nassr has gone viral, leaving fans in disbelief. They lost 3-2 to Al Ettifaq on Friday.
Ukraine's earth riches are rare and difficult to reach
Ukraine's soils hold some five percent of the world's mineral resources, which is what US President Donald Trump is anxious to secure, but not all of them are yet exploited -- or maybe even exploitable, according to experts. Trump has particularly declared he wants rare earths and demanded an accord on getting minerals in return for US aid for Ukraine to fight its war with Russia.
Cook Islands strikes deal with China on seabed minerals
The Cook Islands said Saturday it has struck a five-year agreement with China to cooperate in exploring and researching the Pacific nation's seabed mineral riches. The Cook Islands has licensed three companies to explore the seabed for nodules rich in metals such as nickel and cobalt, which are used in electric car batteries.
On $15 a month, Venezuela's teachers live hand to mouth
With a monthly salary of $15, a teacher in Venezuela earns nowhere near enough to cover their basic food necessities, never mind rent or medicine. A basket of food essentials for a family of four in Venezuela costs about $500 a month, 33 times the salary of a teacher -- a profession that has historically been underpaid, but never as little as now.
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