Twente 1-1 Chelsea: ‘Questions will be asked’ of Sonia Bompastor, says Lianne Sanderson

“Questions will be asked” of Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor following her side’s underwhelming 1-1 draw with Twente in their Women’s Champions League opener, says former England forward Lianne Sanderson. Chelsea were favourites heading into the tie, having put nine goals past the Dutch champions across two group-stage meetings last season. And after tournament heavyweights Barcelona, […]

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I used to practice ‘amparo’ law. Here’s why the proposed reform is worrying

After graduating from law school in Mexico – and before turning to writing full-time – I practiced amparo law for three years. Before that, I interned at a corporate law firm but left it because the job felt detached from what I thought the practice of law should be: creating legal arguments to seek justice

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Ethiopia accuses Eritrea of preparing for war as Red Sea tensions rise

Ethiopia has accused Eritrea of preparing to wage war against it in collusion with an opposition grouping, in the latest sign of escalating tensions between the two neighbours over control of the Red Sea. Ethiopia’s accusation is contained in a letter sent by its Foreign Minister Gedion Timothewos to UN chief Antonio Guterres, warning that

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U.S. Supreme Court weighs free speech in Colorado’s law banning counseling on gender identity

By Tyler Arnold Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Oct 8, 2025 / 10:00 am The U.S. Supreme Court during oral arguments on Oct. 7 scrutinized Colorado’s law banning counseling on gender identity with some justices voicing concern about possible viewpoint discrimination and free speech restrictions embedded in the statute. Colorado Solicitor General Shannon Stevenson defended the law,

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Pope Leo greets Hispanic ministry leaders from the USA

Pope Leo XIV met on Tuesday evening in the Vatican with more than a hundred leaders of Hispanic ministry from the United States. He encouraged them to be witnesses of God’s love and to accompany especially the poor and migrants. He reminded them that “God never abandons anyone” and thanked them for their pastoral service,

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Somalia to introduce Swahili to its national curriculum

Somalia is to introduce Swahili, the lingua franca of East Africa, to its national curriculum, the president has announced. English is used as the language of instruction for most subjects nationwide at secondary schools, with Arabic the only other compulsory second language taught at the moment. But President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said Swahili should also

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5 tourism destinations among Mexico’s most violent municipalities

The popular tourism destinations of Tulum, Acapulco, Zihuatanejo and San Miguel de Allende are among Mexico’s 50 most violent municipalities based on their per capita homicide rates between September 2024 and August 2025. Other municipalities that make the “50 most violent” list include Manzanillo, Culiacán, Colima, Tijuana and Ciudad Juárez. Daily homicides at lowest in

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Pantanal Vôlei pode perder vaga na Superliga B por falta de apoio

O Pantanal Vôlei precisa de recursos financeiros para bancar os custos da competição nacional Elenco do Pantanal Vôlei que disputou a Superliga C e conseguiu o acesso a segunda divisão do vôlei nacional (Foto: Divulgação) A recém-conquistada vaga para a disputa da Superliga B de Vôlei, competição que dá acesso à principal liga do vôlei

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“There is no consent”: Indigenous groups kept in the dark about Ecuador’s oil expansion

Indigenous groups have condemned plans by the Ecuadorean government to expand oil production into ancestral territories in the Amazon without their consent, as is required by law.  President Daniel Noboa’s government recently announced its ‘Hydrocarbon Roadmap,’ a $47 billion project to open up nearly 30,000 square kilometres of the Amazon to oil drilling – an

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