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Iraq look to former Australia coach Arnold to boost 2026 World Cup hopes

Iraq look to former Australia coach Arnold to boost 2026 World Cup hopes

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Iraq replaces Jesus Casas as head coach with former Australia boss Graham Arnold ahead of crunch World Cup qualifiers. Former Australia manager Graham Arnold has been confirmed as the new head coach of Iraq by the country’s football federation ahead of next month’s World Cup qualifiers against South Korea and Jordan. Arnold’s appointment was announced […]

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India-Pakistan Conflict Escalates Sharply With Attacks on Military Bases

India-Pakistan Conflict Escalates Sharply With Attacks on Military Bases

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The fighting between India and Pakistan intensified sharply on Saturday, with both sides targeting air bases and military sites, and each blaming the other for striking first. Pakistan said India had targeted at least three of its air bases with air-to-surface missiles in the early hours of Saturday, including Nur Khan, a key air force

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What might follow from Pope Leo XIV’s election? | Religion News

What might follow from Pope Leo XIV’s election? | Religion News

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The 69-year-old is the first cardinal from US to lead the world’s largest Christian Church. A new pope has been elected – the first from the United States to lead the Roman Catholic Church. But the institution is divided between progressives and traditionalists, in a world polarised by conflict and widening political division. So, what

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‘Mindless’ damage: Two convicted of cutting down historic Sycamore Gap tree

‘Mindless’ damage: Two convicted of cutting down historic Sycamore Gap tree

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In 2023, the pair cut down the almost 200-year-old tree on Hadrian’s Wall in northern England. A British court has found two men guilty of cutting down the famous “Sycamore Gap” tree in what prosecutors called a “moronic mission”. Newcastle Crown Court found former friends Daniel Graham, 39, and Adam Carruthers, 32, guilty of criminal

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‘No option left other than full blown war’, says Pakistan’s Khawaja Asif amid escalating tensions with India – Firstpost

‘No option left other than full blown war’, says Pakistan’s Khawaja Asif amid escalating tensions with India – Firstpost

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Pakistan Defence Minister Khawaja Asif on Friday said that Islamabad has “no option left other than full a blown war” in response to what he described as India’s increasingly aggressive posture over the past four days read more Pakistan Defence Minister Khawaja Asif on Friday said that Islamabad has “no option left other than full

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Pakistan claims China-made jets in India clash, boy given wine: SCMP’s 7 highlights

Pakistan claims China-made jets in India clash, boy given wine: SCMP’s 7 highlights

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We have selected seven stories from this week’s news across Hong Kong, mainland China, the wider Asia region and beyond that resonated with our readers and shed light on topical issues. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Pakistan claims Chinese-made J-10C fighter jets used against India’s air

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India and Pakistan in conflict – are there nuclear risks? | India-Pakistan Tensions News

India and Pakistan in conflict – are there nuclear risks? | India-Pakistan Tensions News

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Both countries have substantial nuclear arsenals. International concern is mounting over the India-Pakistan conflict, as both are armed with substantial nuclear arsenals. Atomic bombs have only been used twice – 80 years ago on Japan. What nuclear risks do the current hostilities pose? Presenter: James Bays Guests: Dan Smith – Director of the Stockholm International

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Will African nations ever be able to repay their debt? | Business and Economy

Will African nations ever be able to repay their debt? | Business and Economy

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African nations are drowning in debt. A halt of US aid to many countries on the continent could worsen the crisis. Africa is a continent rich in natural resources with a young population. African nations in theory have the potential to transform their economies. But many of them are facing mountains of debt. Africa’s external

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North Korea fires missiles off east coast, South Korea says

North Korea fires missiles off east coast, South Korea says

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Seoul’s military says launches may have been to test weapons intended for export. North Korea has fired a flurry of short-range ballistic missiles into the sea off its east coast, South Korea’s military has said, in what Seoul called a possible test of weapons intended for export. North Korean forces launched the missiles from an

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