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Minnesota outlasts Seattle to advance in MLS Cup playoffs

Marseille go top in Ligue 1 as Lens thrash Monaco

Fourteen-man South Africa fight back to beat France

Atletico, Villarreal win to keep pressure on Liga giants

Chelsea down Wolves to ease criticism of Maresca's rotation policy

England's Genge eager to face All Blacks after Fiji win

Wasteful Milan draw at Parma but level with Serie A leaders Napoli

Fire kills six at Turkish perfume warehouse

Djokovic pulls out of ATP Finals with shoulder injury

Rybakina outguns world No.1 Sabalenka to win WTA Finals

Norris survives a slip to seize Sao Paulo pole

MSF accuses powerful nations of weakening S.Africa's G20 health text

Powerful G20 nations are pushing back on efforts to promote global access for health at this month's summit in South Africa, medical charity Doctors Without Borders (MSF) warned Friday, calling the move disappointing.

Maresca defends Chelsea rotation policy after Rooney criticism

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has defended his policy of making regular wholesale changes to his Chelsea team after criticism from Wayne Rooney that his approach is disruptive.

Hundreds of flights cut across US in government paralysis

Hundreds of flights were canceled across the United States on Friday after the Trump administration ordered reductions to ease strain on air traffic controllers who are working without pay amid congressional paralysis on funding the US budget.

Xhaka 'made me a better coach', says Arsenal boss Arteta

Mikel Arteta said Granit Xhaka had made him a "better coach" as the Arsenal manager prepares to lock horns with the Sunderland captain on Saturday.

Central Nigerian town rebuilds religious trust in shadow of Trump's threat

On a cool November morning, members of a local council in central Nigeria met religious leaders at the traditional ruler's palace to discuss religious harmony as US President Donald Trump revs up accusations of Christian persecution in Africa's most populous country.

Inside Germany's rare earth treasure chest

In a World War II bunker east of Frankfurt, a steel door weighing over four tonnes protects Germany's largest reserve of rare earths, a treasure at the heart of rising geopolitical tensions.

Former jihadist Syrian leader makes unprecedented White House visit

President Ahmed al-Sharaa will become Syria's first leader to pay an official visit to the White House on Monday, a crowning achievement for the ex-jihadist who since taking power has ended his country's isolation.

Kagiyama takes NHK lead in Japan to kick-start Olympic season

Japan's Yuma Kagiyama took the lead after the NHK Trophy short programme on Friday as he gears up for the Winter Olympics with his first Grand Prix appearance this season.

Ikea profits drop on lower prices, tariff costs

The world's leading furniture company, Ikea, reported a sharp fall in annual profits on Friday as it focused on dropping prices to boost volume and faced higher costs due to US tariffs.

European, Asian stocks decline after Wall Street slide

European and Asian stock markets retreated Friday after a slide on Wall Street following weak US jobs data and signals that the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates this year.

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