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Why thousands are crossing from Morocco into Spain
Spain has deployed troops to its North African enclave of Ceuta after thousands of migrants entered the territory from neighbouring Morocco.
BY Anandi Saha
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PoK erupts: What sparked the deadly protests?
Protests in PoK have intensified after deadly clashes between security forces and demonstrators during regional elections.
Why Gen Z's protest playbook is impactful
Gen Z has long been mocked for being "chronically online". But during the student protests over paper leaks, that became one of its biggest strengths.
Bollywood finally breaks silence on student protests
Bollywood is finally speaking about the CJP protests—but the conversation is also about the delay.
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Messi lost at MetLife again. But this time was different.
Ten years after announcing his Argentina retirement at MetLife, Lionel Messi returned to the same stadium for another final and another heartbreak.
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Messi faces the country he called home for over two decades
Lionel Messi spent more than two decades in Barcelona, building one of football's greatest club careers. Now, Spain stand between Argentina and back-to-back World Cup titles.
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The Jude-Haaland bromance everyone's talking about
Jude Bellingham and Erling Haaland's friendship deserves its own highlight reel.
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Why England can't stop singing 'Hey Jude'
From stadiums singing "Hey Jude" to viral quad photos and luxury fashion campaigns, Jude Bellingham is having a moment like few footballers ever have.
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Mbappé, Dembélé & Olise: The trio powering France's World Cup Charge
France are one win away from the World Cup final, and their front three are the biggest reason why.
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Hossam & Ibrahim Hassan: Egypt's eternal duo
Once they ruled the pitch together—now they're leading the Pharaohs from the touchline after having their contracts renewed following Egypt's historic World Cup run.
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Obrigado, Neymar: Thank you for the magic
From the mohawk days at Santos to becoming Brazil's all-time leading men's goalscorer, Neymar's journey gave football some of its most unforgettable moments.
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Why did Satluj vanish from OTT just two days after release?
Pushed back for years. Renamed multiple times. Reportedly asked to make 127 cuts. Finally released—only to be taken down from OTT within 48 hours.
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Why Khamenei's coffin is travelling across two countries
Over six days, Khamenei's coffin will travel across Iran and Iraq, stopping at some of the holiest sites in Shia Islam before his final burial in Mashhad.
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Travis Kelce: The NFL legend who stole Taylor's heart
Travis Kelce is a three-time Super Bowl champion and one of the greatest tight ends in NFL history.
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Iran didn't win the World Cup. They won the world.
Iran exited the World Cup early. Its legacy lives on.
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Why did South Korea boo their own team?
South Korea's World Cup exit frustrated fans, who blamed the coaching decisions rather than the players.
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Salesman Samay: How India's most controversial comedian turned his haters into his biggest payday
In 2025, the entire country tried to cancel Samay Raina. In 2026, his haters are starring in his ads.
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Why Iran's World Cup campaign is already in crisis
Iran's World Cup campaign is making headlines for reasons beyond football.
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144 years later, Gaudí's masterpiece is finally complete
The Sagrada Família in Barcelona, designed by Antoni Gaudí, has taken 144 years, survived wars, political upheavals, and even a pandemic to become what it is today.
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Pranit More row: When we mock what Germany mourns
A doctor in India laughed about a cadaver's body parts on a comedy stage. In Germany, school students were building a coffin for a skeleton named Niran, who was reportedly Indian.
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