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| Chilavert goes for goal in Jeju We are, of course, more used to seeing goalkeepers facing free-kicks than firing them at goal. But if this image seems out of the ordinary, that's because Jose Luis Chilavert was no ordinary keeper. The Paraguay icon was an expert in his position, and his ability between the posts earned him 74 caps ...
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| Doug Jones and Tina Smith sworn in as US senators Two Democratic senators have been sworn into office in the United States, reducing the upper chamber's already slim Republican majority. Mike Pence, the US vice president, on Wednesday administered the oath of office to Doug Jones from Alabama and Tina Smith from Minnesota. The ceremony in ...
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| Battle of Koregaon anniversary causes widespread riots in Maharashtra, India Peshwa Baji Rao II, who had been defeated in an earlier battle near Pune, Maharashtra was relentlessly pursued by the company forces. He turned towards Pune and, on his way, ran into an 800-strong British East India Company force. The Peshwa sent around 2,000 soldiers to attack the company ...
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| Patients in Africa twice as likely to die after an operation than global average, report shows Patients undergoing surgery in Africa are more than twice as likely to die following an operation than the global average, despite generally being younger, healthier and the surgery they are undergoing being more minor, research has revealed. The study, which covered 25 countries, revealed that just ...
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| Daring Jewel Theft in Venice: Sheikh Hamad al-Thani's Mughal-era Collection Suffers Loss Jewel theft, as such, is a tough racket, but two of its boldest actors pulled off a daring daylight job – which is to say, during operating hours – in Venice's Palazzo Ducale on San Marco Square Wednesday morning, bypassing what has been characterized as a sophisticated alarm system and lifting a pair ...
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| Spain cuts €2M in indie game funding According to a report in El Español, Spain's minister of Energy, Tourism and Digital Agenda, Álvaro Nadal, canceled the planned grant, which was planned to be sent to 20 different developers. Each company would have received between €50,000 and €150,000. Some of the money was specifically ...
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