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FIFA Grants Venue Branding Exemption for England-Argentina World Cup Semi-final
The tournament organiser approved a one-off exception after determining that covering the stadium's iconic roof logo could create engineering and safety concerns
Only One in Four Tajik Residents Lives in a City, Study Finds
A new analysis highlights Tajikistan’s predominantly rural population as the country continues to lag behind its Central Asian neighbours in urbanisation
Central Asians Receive Nearly 80% of UK Seasonal Worker Visas
Workers from Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan now make up the majority of seasonal migrants employed on UK farms
Central Asian Trade Unions Unite to Address Investment Boom and Workers’ Rights
IndustriALL Global Union brings together representatives from five Central Asian countries to promote fair labour standards amid growing industrial investment
Counter-Terror Police Take Over Ann Widdecombe Death Investigation
A murder investigation has become a terrorism probe as detectives examine the circumstances surrounding the former Conservative MP’s death
Historic VAR Red Card Sparks Swiss Fury in Argentina World Cup Defeat
“House of the Dragon” Episode 4 Explains the Brutal Meaning of “Gelded”
The latest episode of HBO’s fantasy series features a shocking punishment that has left viewers searching for the meaning of “gelded”
Sam Neill, Jurassic Park and The Piano Star, Dies at 78
The acclaimed actor, who revealed a rare cancer diagnosis in 2023, died unexpectedly in Sydney, his family confirmed