FIFA World Cup: Argentina scrape through, but worry lines emerge | Football News

Julian Alvarez (9) celebrates after scoring a goal with teammates during the quarterfinal vs Switzerland. (AP Photo) There was an explosion of euphoria from Buenos Aires to Bangladesh — Saturday night or Sunday morning, depending on where you sat. The dream of an Argentinian ‘repeat’ was still alive as Julian Alvarez’s curler deep into extra-time…

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Kalyan sex trafficking case: Mastermind arrested in West Bengal after four-day operation | Thane News

KALYN: Thane Police have arrested the alleged mastermind of an organised prostitution racket operating outside Kalyan railway station after a four-day undercover operation in West Bengal, taking the total number of arrests in the case to eight. The case is the first in Thane district in which the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA)…

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20,000 ads, 2,60,000 products: Report exposes Meta’s wildlife trafficking market

Report has exposed how despite regulations in place Meta still has an ever growing illegal wildlife animal trafficking market A report by several NGOs on Monday accused Meta of hosting the world’s “largest single known illegal wildlife trade market” on its Facebook platform, with conservationists saying the company effectively encourages the trade by allowing users…

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‘Staying away from the middle will be hardest’: Sachin Tendulkar’s emotional message to Ben Stokes after retirement | Cricket News

File Pic: Sachin Tendulkar, right, and Ben Stokes at the Wimbledon. (AP/PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: Indian batting legend Sachin Tendulkar led tributes to Ben Stokes after the England great announced his retirement from international cricket, praising his fearless approach, match-winning temperament and inspirational leadership in an emotional social media post.Stokes confirmed that the third Test…

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US probing Harvard over financial aid programmes

WASHINGTON: The US department of justice (DoJ) said on Monday it launched a probe reviewing whether some Harvard University financial aid programmes were discriminatory. The probe is to determine whether its China-based financial aid programmes and practices exclude American-citizen students, the department said.Harvard said on Monday it “does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of…

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