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FIFA reacts to ‘barbaric’ football bloodbath that ‘killed up to 17’ people
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The bloody brawl at a match in Mexico injured at least 26 people and reportedly led to deaths

FIFA has reacted to the mass brawl that reportedly saw 17 people killed and 26 injured in a Liga MX match between football teams Queretaro and Atlas in Mexico at the weekend.

The governing body expressed its shock at the outbreak of violence at the game, which was halted with visiting Liga MX champions Atlas leading 1-0 in the second half....

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Man arrested after driving truck through Russian embassy gate
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“I’ve done my bit, lads,” driver said after the incident in Dublin

Police in Dublin, Ireland, have arrested a man who backed a truck through the front gate of the Russian embassy. The man reportedly told onlookers that he had “done his bit” to protest Russia’s military offensive in Ukraine.

Video footage shared on social media on Monday showed the driver backing through the embassy’s gate as one onlooker cheered. According to a report in the Irish Times, the driver exited the vehicle afterwards, handed out anti-Russian leaflets, and told passersby:...

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Gymnastics chiefs act over Russian star’s ‘shocking behavior’
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Ivan Kuliak appeared at a medal ceremony with a 'Z' visible on his vest

Russian gymnast Ivan Kuliak faces an investigation over his "shocking behavior" at the medal ceremony at the Apparatus World Cup when he appeared with a 'Z' symbol added to his vest on Sunday, the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) has announced.

The 20-year-old World Cup debutant won bronze in the parallel bars competition in behind Ukrainian champion Ilya Kovtun and silver medalist Milad Karimi, of Kazakhstan.

Kuliak appeared last on the podium and appeared to have taped the let...

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EU to hit Russia with new sanctions – media
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Measures may target Russian ports, ships, and military
technology and individuals

The European Union is finalizing a new round of Ukraine-related anti-Russia sanctions, Bloomberg reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter.

According to the agency, the new restrictions may affect Russian ports and ships, as well as further hit technologies used in the country’s military equipment.

In addition, the list of people under sanctions may be expanded.

Some of the measures could reportedly come as early as Tuesday.

The EU is also said to be working on strengthening the entire sanctions enfo...

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Popular snack targeted for resemblance to Putin
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French Canadian restaurants struggle to rename gravy-laden fries dish

French Canadian restaurants are rushing to rename the ultra-popular snack poutine, concerned that its name’s resemblance to that of Russian President Vladimir Putin will upset customers caught up in a jingoistic frenzy over the war in Ukraine.

Poutine, an artery-clogging delicacy consisting of potato fries topped with cheese curds, gravy, and mayonnaise, was invented in Quebec in the 1950s and has since become ubiquitous in the Canadian province. ‘Poutine’ also happens to be the way the Russian president’s name is translitera...

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Football legend voices fears for Neymar, Messi
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Thierry Henry said Neymar needs help and Messi has suffered an 'emotional shock'

France football legend Thierry Henry has claimed that Lionel Messi suffered an "emotional shock" when he joined Paris Saint-Germain from Barcelona and said that the Argentina captain's teammate, Brazil striker Neymar, is "asking for help".

Ex-Arsenal ace Henry knows Messi well from their highly successful spell at Barcelona together during the late 2000s under manager Pep Guardiola, when they won an unprecedented sextuple. 

After Henry headed to the US in 2010, Messi only departed in...

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Or­ban al­lows de­ploy­ment of NATO troops in west­ern Hun­gary
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The de­cree signed by the Hun­gar­i­an leader also per­mits weapons ship­ments to cross its ter­ri­to­ry to oth­er NATO mem­bers.
Published On 7 Mar 2022

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Ukraine and Rus­sia for­eign min­is­ters to meet in Turkey
Turk­ish for­eign min­is­ter says the two top diplo­mats agreed to meet on the side of a fo­rum in south­ern Turkey.
Published On 7 Mar 2022

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Popular snack targeted for resemblance to Putin
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French Canadian restaurants struggle to rename gravy-laden fries dish

French Canadian restaurants are rushing to rename the ultra-popular snack poutine, concerned that its name’s resemblance to that of Russian President Vladimir Putin will upset customers caught up in a jingoistic frenzy over the war in Ukraine.

Poutine, an artery-clogging delicacy consisting of potato fries topped with cheese curds, gravy, and mayonnaise, was invented in Quebec in the 1950s and has since become ubiquitous in the Canadian province. ‘Poutine’ also happens to be the way the Russian president’s name is transliterate...

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UK refuses to ease visa rules for Ukrainians
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The United Nations estimates that over 1.5 million people have fled Ukraine since Russia’s offensive began

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has rejected calls for the UK to open the door to any Ukrainian refugees who are fleeing the conflict in their country and wish to seek safety in Britain, saying his government wants to be able to check who is wishing to cross the border.

Speaking on Monday, Johnson defended his government’s response, saying the UK is a “very, very generous country” but officials still want to maintain “control” and “be able to check” anyone who claims to be fleeing Ukr...

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