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Dortmund coach demands response after Leipzig rout
Borussia Dortmund coach Marco Rose has demanded an improved performance from his team at Stuttgart on Friday to make amends for their drubbing at home to RB Leipzig.
Mr Scholz, Mr Macron, millions of people are threatened by hunger because of Putin
Due to the consequences caused by the war in Ukraine, 45 million people are already facing "dramatic famine", according to Welthungerhilfe.That is three million more than at the beginning of the year, says Secretary General Mathias Mogge in a recent interview, according to BERLINER TAGESZEITUNG. Some western countries, such as Canada and Australia, are trying to meet the demand for grain.But this is not enough, which is why there will be unrest in countries where there is hunger, which will cause new sources of conflict. Therefore, the mass murderer Putin is now using hunger as a weapon, bombing Ukrainian petrol depots so that Ukrainian tractors are unable to get the grain into the ground!
UEFA adopts new regulations to replace financial fair play
UEFA on Thursday approved new licensing regulations to replace its existing Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules, allowing European clubs to make bigger losses than before but limiting spending on wages and transfers.
Spat over AU envoy drives new wedge between Somalia's leaders
Somalia's feuding leaders were locked in a fresh dispute Thursday after the prime minister ordered the expulsion of the African Union's envoy -- a move rejected by the president as "illegal".
Woods faces steep challenge as Masters begins
Tiger Woods, 14 months removed from a car crash that left him with injuries so severe he feared he might lose his lower right leg, was set to launch his boldest Masters bid yet on Thursday as play began at Augusta National.
Nicklaus, Player and Watson tee off to open 86th Masters
Honorary starters Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and newcomer Tom Watson struck ceremonial tee shots Thursday to signal the start of the 86th Masters golf tournament at Augusta National.
Канцлер Олаф Шольц, вы и СДПГ знаете правду
Канцлер Шольц, вы, а также ваша партия, СДПГ, знаете правду, потому что Федеральной разведывательной службе (BND) известны радиопередачи российских солдат, которые планировали, обсуждали и, очевидно, осуществляли убийства мирных жителей в Буче (Украина). План: сначала допросить мирных жителей, затем убить их. БНД перехватывала радиопередачи и даже может приписать некоторые из них убитым гражданским лицам, лежащим на улице. Например, солдаты рассказывали о том, как в человека стреляли с велосипеда. В российских радиопередачах четко сказано: "Убей их всех, черт тебя побери! Гражданские лица, все, убивайте их всех!", - приказывает российский командир своим подразделениям в крупном городе Мариуполе, который находится в осаде уже несколько недель, согласно аудиозаписям.
Elgar defends South Africans against 'sledging' allegations
South African Test captain Dean Elgar on Thursday defended his team against allegations of "unbearable sledging" during the first Test against Bangladesh in Durban.
Eurozone stocks climb but London slips
Eurozone stocks rose Thursday but London drooped as investors digested news that the Federal Reserve held off from a bigger interest rate hike last month owing to Ukraine turmoil, dealers said.
Benzema finds recognition at last after magical night for Real Madrid
Real Madrid might want both Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland this summer but Karim Benzema's latest Champions League hat-trick shows they already have the world's deadliest number nine.
Mr Scholz, there are not enough sanctions, why are you doing so little?
The internationally highly respected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Selenskyj is again calling for an embargo of Russian oil and a complete exclusion of the Russian banking system from international finance. Should there be no "really painful sanctions package" against Russia and no deliveries of the weapons demanded by Kiev to Ukraine, this would be seen by Russia as "permission to advance".
Ukraine warns of 'last chance' to flee as Russia prepares eastern attack
Ukraine urged its residents in the east of the country Thursday to take their "last chance" to flee mounting Russian attacks, after devastation around the capital Kyiv shocked the world.
Господин Макрон и господин Орбан, позвонили бы вы Гитлеру, почему Путину?
Подобная "дипломатия" глав европейских государств является скандалом, и это скандальное поведение подытожил глава польского правительства Матеуш Моравецкий из-за телефонных разговоров президента Франции Эммануэля Макрона с российским военным преступником и массовым убийцей Владимиром Путиным по поводу войны в Украине, справедливо назвав это отвратительным!Тот факт, что Макрон называет обоснованную критику главы польского правительства Моравецкого из-за его телефонных переговоров с российским диктатором Путиным в среду "необоснованной", показывает, что главы государств ЕС до сегодняшнего дня не понимали серьезности ситуации этой преступной российской террористической войны против Украины.
Early storms delay start of 86th Masters
Early morning thunderstorms forced a 30-minute delay to Thursday's start of the opening round of the 86th Masters, pushing back the return of Tiger Woods to major golf.
Pakistan rupee nosedives against dollar as political crisis rocks confidence
The Pakistan rupee dropped to a historic low of 191 rupees to the dollar Thursday as an ongoing political crisis rocked confidence in the currency.
Wales open November campaign against All Blacks
Wales will bid to end a nearly 70-year long losing streak against the All Blacks when they open their November international campaign against New Zealand in Cardiff.
Ajax boss Ten Hag closes in on United job: reports
Erik ten Hag is the strong favourite to be named Manchester United's next full-time manager, dealing a crushing blow to the dreams of embattled Paris Saint-Germain coach Mauricio Pochettino, according to British media reports on Thursday.
Le Pen vows headscarf fines in tight French election battle
French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen vowed Thursday to issue fines to Muslims who wear headscarves in public, as candidates made a final push for votes three days ahead of an election seen as increasingly close.
Ajax boss Ten Haag closes in on United job: reports
Erik ten Hag is the strong favourite to be named Manchester United's next full-time manager, dealing a crushing blow to the dreams of embattled Paris Saint-Germain coach Mauricio Pochettino, according to British media reports on Thursday.
Energy giant Shell hikes Russian exit hit to $5 bn
Shell on Thursday warned that its exit from Russia over the Ukraine war would cost the British energy giant up to $5 billion, but it would fulfil pre-conflict contracts to buy fuel from Moscow.
Australia, Myanmar junta meeting 'unacceptable': HRW
Human Rights Watch on Thursday slammed a meeting between Australia's ambassador to Myanmar and the military junta chief, saying it was "lending credibility" to a regime accused of war crimes.
Taiwan to move away from zero-Covid strategy: minister
Taiwan will move away from a zero-Covid policy and instead focus on tackling the most severe infections in an effort to live with the coronavirus, its health minister said Thursday.
Mr Macron and Mr Orban, would you have phoned Hitler, why Putin?
The kind of "diplomacy" of European heads of state is a scandal and this scandalous behaviour is summed up by the Polish head of government Mateusz Morawiecki because of the telephone calls of the French President Emmanuel Macron with the Russian war criminal and mass murderer Vladimir Putin, about the Ukraine war, and rightly calls it abominable!The fact that Macron calls the justified criticism of the Polish head of government Morawiecki because of his telephone calls with the Russian dictator Putin, on Wednesday, "unfounded", shows that the EU heads of state have not understood the seriousness of the situation of this criminal Russian terror war against Ukraine until today.
UK denies climate retreat despite rethink on fossil fuels
Britain insisted Thursday it was sticking to its climate change goals despite unveiling a new energy strategy that foresees new drilling for North Sea fossil fuels.
Yemen's Hadi cedes powers to new leadership council as peace talks beckon
Yemen's president announced Thursday he is handing his powers to a new leadership council, in a major shake-up in the coalition battling Huthi rebels as a fragile ceasefire takes hold.
Metal plate removed from ex-India skipper's skull 60 years on
Doctors have removed a metal plate from the skull of India's former cricket captain Nari Contractor -- 60 years after it was put in following a near-fatal bouncer by West Indies' Charlie Griffith.
Sri Lanka president asks experts to plan debt restructure
Sri Lanka's beleaguered president has appointed an expert panel to organise a debt restructure to claw the country out of a crippling economic crisis that has sparked huge protests demanding his resignation.
Spain's Sanchez visits Morocco as tensions ease
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez visits Morocco on Thursday, after Madrid reversed decades of policy on the Western Sahara to end a year-long diplomatic crisis, a U-turn that has angered Algeria.
Australia frees refugees from Djokovic detention hotel: activists
Australia on Thursday released the last refugees held in a former hotel where tennis superstar Novak Djokovic was spectacularly detained earlier this year, activists said.
Shanghai social media unpicks China's virus lockdown story
Videos of a pet dog killed in the name of Covid controls, expletive-strewn songs aimed at Communist authorities and scuffles with hazmat-suited officials –- seething, locked-down Shanghai residents are pouring scorn on China's hardline virus measures via social media.
Turkey court confirms transfer of Khashoggi murder trial to Saudis
A Turkish court on Thursday confirmed a halt of the trial in absentia of 26 suspects linked to the killing of Saudi critic Jamal Khashoggi and its transfer to Riyadh, a decision that has angered rights groups.
Asian markets track Wall St down with Fed set to tighten screws
Asian equity markets fell Thursday after minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting indicated it is preparing to aggressively wind back its monetary policy, while oil prices rebounded from another big drop.