Tuchel talks ‘love’ for sporting competition after ESL collapse
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Pelosi THANKS George Floyd for ‘sacrificing your life for justice’
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Sprawling bike graveyard from China’s failed share-cycle scheme
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Joe Biden says George Floyd trial verdict is ‘much too rare’
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Indigenous groups protest bill that would allow mining on their land in Brazil
Indigenous groups protest bill that would allow mining on their land in Brazil Indigenous communities protest in the capital Brasilia a bill proposed by far-right President Jair Bolsonaro’s government that would allow commercial mining on their land. “We know that once mining is allowed, it brings not only mining, it brings illegal mining, prostitution, all …
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‘We might actually breathe a little bit better’: George Floyd’s brother after Chauvin verdict
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UK: 'It's not a sport' – Man City coach Guardiola slams Super League
Pep Guardiola, manager of Manchester City – one of the 12 founding clubs of the so-called European Super League -, strongly criticised the new idea at a press conference in Manchester on Tuesday. "It's not a sport when the relationship between the effort and the success, the effort and reward, doesn't exist.
Group seeks DOJ probe into shooting by Chicago cop
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AP Reporter: Chauvin showed 'very little emotion'
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Joe Biden says George Floyd trial verdict is 'much too rare'
Washington (AFP) – US President Joe Biden says the guilty verdict in the racially charged murder by a policeman of a Black man is "much too rare". "I can't breathe. Those were George Floyd's last words. We can't let those words die with him," the US president warns in a televised address to the nation.
Taiwan's worst drought in decades deepens chip shortage jitters
Chiayi City (Taiwan) (AFP) – In the foothills of Taiwan's mountainous spine, reservoirs are running dry as the island experiences its worst drought in decades — a crisis that risks deepening an already acute global semiconductor shortage.
Indigenous groups protest bill that would allow mining on their land in Brazil
Indigenous communities protest in the capital Brasilia a bill proposed by far-right President Jair Bolsonaro's government that would allow commercial mining on their land. "We know that once mining is allowed, it brings not only mining, it brings illegal mining, prostitution, all the problems they cause in our territory.
