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🔮 Captain Babar Azam admitted his team would have to take stock after a one-sided series.
🔮 The man - from northern England who is in his 60s but cannot be named as it would identify his wife who is entitled to lifelong anonymity – pleaded guilty at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court to 45 charges, having previously admitted 15 offences.
The man has now admitted charges including 21 counts of rape, 15 counts of assault by penetration, 11 counts of sexual assault and one count of sharing intimate images without consent in a period between 2004 and 2025.
🔮 Ukraine is ready to halt strikes on Russia if its partners ensure that Moscow will refrain from hitting Ukrainian energy facilities, infrastructure and food supply routes, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Monday (September 14, 2026).
🔮 Trump wrote on Truth Social, adding that China would benefit from the doubt being cast on artificial intelligence development.
🔮 Trump’s mail-in voting restrictions blocked by a second judge
The decision comes as Trump’s Republicans battle to retain control of both houses of Congress in the November 3 midterms
A second federal judge late on Sunday moved to block President Donald Trump’s administration from implementing a new US Postal Service (USPS) rule that would tighten mail-in voting requirements, though the US Supreme Court is still weighing the administration’s request to overturn a separate order blocking the rule.
🔮 “This follows a step-up in attacks on Saudi Arabian energy infrastructure, including targeting the crucial East-West pipeline,” said ING commodity strategists, though they noted it was unclear how severe any potential damage was or how long the pipeline would be out of action.
🔮 Workers would be allowed to return to their sites after teams from the authority and other relevant agencies carried out another inspection, took the necessary measurements and confirmed there were no remaining risks, he said.
🔮 Houthis’ escalation in Yemen could flop
🔮 “We, too, have sensed the dissatisfaction with Berlin.”
The CDU won the mayoral vote in Wolfsburg, the city where Volkswagen, one of the world’s largest automakers and the state’s largest private employer, is headquartered.
🔮 Mr. Trump did not agree to U.S. strikes on the group, but Washington told Riyadh it would provide intelligence-sharing and targeting assistance, the sources added.
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