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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg met with the newly elected Italian Prime Minister, Ms. Giorgia Meloni, in Rome. The Secretary General welcomed Prime Minister Meloni’s…
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TOULOUSE, France (AP) — France completed a calendar year of test rugby with a perfect winning record for the first time after topping a competitive Japan 35-17 on Sunday.…
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The Socceroos are staying in dormitories. The French are in a luxury hotel modelled on an Arabian palace. And Australia's coach Graham Arnold believes that may just work in his…
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Les Bleus’ have a chance to become the only team after Brazil in 1962 to win back-to-back World Cups. The Champions Curse. This is an often referred term whispered around the…
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Poor regions are the focus. So far, Football For Schools has launched in 18 countries, most of them in Africa, South America, Central America and Oceania. The goal is to get…
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Concerns about corruption and human rights loom over a typically joyous sporting event. The World Cup begins today in Qatar. The games, which normally start in late spring or…
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If your employees don't know their career goals for the next five years, you can help steer them to the right direction. Just don't push them too hard. There is an option for…
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Nurturing the alumni talent network is a great way to recover the lost human capital amid the “The Great Resignation” phenomenon, says Shalini Nair Kumar, head of people and…
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Ruth Simon, The Wall Street Journal SYNOPSIS Some firms are cutting back on borrowing or delaying expansion, while others brace for indirect impact like weaker…
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Over 3,500 Twitter employees have been sacked from Twitter. It looks like the chaos introduced by Elon Musk is taking a toll on the company. Take a peek at what's…
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