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    Real Madrid, PSG, Chelsea, Fluminense reach Club World Cup semi-finals

    Four soccer giants have punched their tickets to the final four of the 2025 Club World Cup. The tournament takes place across America this summer and features the planet's top clubs. Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea, and Fluminense knocked out their opponents to reach the semifinals...
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    Alonso seeks midfield reinforcements as Real targets Vitinha for summer

    Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso thinks his squad desperately needs fresh midfield talent this summer. The Spanish coach worries about his team's struggles after losing two legends from the center of the pitch. Luka Modric left the club and Toni Kroos hung up his boots last summer. Alonso knows...
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    Porto appoints Farioli as new head coach after Anselmi’s departure

    Porto makes Francesco Farioli their new head coach after firing Martin Anselmi. The Portuguese club kicked out Anselmi because the team crashed out of the 2025 Club World Cup. They tied 4-4 with Egyptian team Al Ahly and lost their chance to advance. The club wanted fresh leadership to turn...
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    Osimhen favors Galatasaray move as Napoli demands full release fee

    Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen has picked his next team. The star player wants to join Turkish giants Galatasaray after turning down massive money from Saudi Arabia. Al-Hilal offered him 40 million euros every year but he said no. He prefers playing in Europe and keeping his current 12 million...
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    President Ruto appoints new leaders to key boards in health, trade, and finance

    President William Ruto shook up Kenya's government agencies with fresh leadership picks across the country. The commander-in-chief named John Munyu to run the Pharmacy and Poisons Board for three years starting July 4th. Munyu used to head KEMSA and knows how to handle medical supplies for...
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    Jamaica unveils major airport expansion with over 500 million planned

    Jamaica plans to spend more than 500 million dollars on airport upgrades across the island. Transport Minister Daryl Vaz shared the massive spending plans during a recent airport meeting. The government wants to expand airport capacity and improve safety for travelers. These upgrades will help...
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    Jamaica approves regularization plan for undocumented Dominicans

    Jamaica just gave thousands of Dominican workers a huge break. The island nation decided to help people from the Dominican Republic become legal residents. Ambassador Angie Martínez spent more than a year fighting for this deal. Government officials finally said yes after months of tough talks...
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    Trinidad and Tobago confers the highest honor on Indian Prime Minister Modi

    India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi made history Friday when Trinidad and Tobago gave him their top national award. The Order of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago had never gone to a foreign leader before Modi stepped up to receive it. President Christine Carla Kangaloo handed over the...
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    NRZ advances recapitalization with new investments and public-private deals

    Zimbabwe Railways wants to completely rebuild its train system with help from foreign money. The government train company needs 100 million dollars to buy new engines and cars. Money experts from other countries will check if the railway can pay back loans. Railway officials signed a deal with...
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    Military families plant thousands of saplings in annual conservation drive

    Military families grabbed their shovels and headed to Yezin Dam yesterday for their annual tree planting party. Commander-in-Chief Senior General Min Aung Hlaing showed up with his wife Daw Kyu Kyu Hla to dig holes and plant baby trees. The couple kicked off the ceremony near the dam waters...
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    Myanmar surveys quake damage to intangible cultural heritage and festivals

    Government experts went out and checked what the big earthquake did to local traditions across Myanmar. The Department of Archaeology and National Museum sent teams to three different regions after the ground started shaking. Workers used special methods that match what other countries do when...
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    The Finance Ministry plants over 1,000 teak trees to support conservation

    Government bigwigs grabbed shovels and got their hands dirty yesterday at the Ministry of Planning and Finance. Deputy Prime Minister and Union Minister U Win Shein led the charge during the annual monsoon tree planting party. The ministry compound turned into a green paradise as officials dug...
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    Myanmar marks International Cooperative Day, highlights economic initiatives

    Government workers threw a big party yesterday morning to celebrate cooperatives around the world. The 103rd anniversary bash happened at the Ministry of Cooperatives and Rural Development meeting hall. Union Minister U Hla Moe told everyone about his department's master plan to help regular...
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    Myanmar embassy in Korea urges timely collection of tax payment receipts

    Myanmar workers living in South Korea face a major deadline crisis at their embassy. Officials warned tax-paying citizens they must grab their income tax receipts within one month of making bank transfers. The embassy refuses to take responsibility for payments when people fail to collect their...
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    Restoration of ancient pagoda and cave completed ahead of monsoon season

    Workers finished fixing two ancient religious sites that got smashed during the big earthquake. The Department of Archaeology and National Museum announced that Kyaiklat Chaung Pagoda and Tilokaguru Cave look good as new after months of repairs. Teams rushed to complete the restoration work...
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    Myanmar leader inspects Nay Pyi Taw road repairs using new mix design

    Myanmar's top leader checked out major road repairs yesterday morning around the capital city. Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing walked along Yazahtani Road and watched workers fix earthquake damage. Deputy Prime Minister Vice-Senior General Soe Win joined the inspection tour with...
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    Myanmar provides essential kitchen and electronic items to the quake-hit staff

    Government workers received brand new household items after their apartments got smashed during the recent earthquake. Officials handed out refrigerators, televisions, cooking pots, kettles, irons, and stoves to people whose homes were destroyed. The ceremony took place yesterday and helped...
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    Myanmar officials inspect quake-damaged buildings, plan safer designs

    Government officials rolled up their sleeves to check out earthquake damage across the capital city yesterday. Deputy Prime Minister General Maung Maung Aye led the inspection team through cracked buildings and broken offices. The defense chief brought along other top ministers and the city...
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    Myanmar joins regional education talks, explores academic collaboration

    Education leaders from Myanmar flew to Brunei for the biggest school meeting in Southeast Asia. Deputy Minister Dr Zaw Myint led the team to the fancy conference hall where eleven countries gathered. The Philippines education chief kicked off the event and talked about important school business...
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    Intellectual property conference highlights innovation and economic growth

    Smart people from around the world gathered at Jasmine Naypyitaw Hotel yesterday for day two of the big intellectual property conference. Union Minister U Tun Ohn and Deputy Minister U Min Min showed up to hand out special awards to the winners. Experts talked about protecting ideas and...
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