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The claim from @indykaila News says Liverpool are in talks with Olise's representatives and set to trigger a release clause after personal terms, while targeting versatile 19-year-old Diomande as a right-wing prospect. Olise dazzles in the Bundesliga as a potential Mohamed Salah successor, but Bayern deny any release clause exists. Supporters dream of a Bundesliga raid amid Arne Slot's rebuild, though @indikaila's mixed track record and Liverpool's tough 2026 season call for caution—no official word from the clubs yet.

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Liverpool fans lit up after a late-night rumor claimed the club is chasing Bayern's Michael Olise and RB Leipzig's Yan Diomande in a summer double deal.

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The 39-year-old striker, who scored 105 Premier League goals for Arsenal from 2012 to 2018 but won no major trophies there, joined Chelsea in 2018 and lifted the Champions League in 2021 along with Europa League and Club World Cup honors. Arsenal fans resurfaced his 14-game goalless streak from the 2015-16 season, while Chelsea supporters celebrated his choice as a nod to his trophy success in blue. Days later, Giroud came off the bench for Lille in a Europa League playoff, heading the equalizer against Crvena Zvezda to become the competition's oldest playoff scorer at 39 years and 360 days, helping his team advance 2-1 on aggregate.

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Olivier Giroud grinned and said 'Chelsea' without missing a beat when asked to pick between the London rivals on French TV. The clip quickly divided fans along old battle lines.

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Pro-Maduro supporters launched a social media campaign using #FreeMaduro and #BringThemBack, marking days since U.S. forces captured him and wife Cilia Flores on January 3, 2026, in a joint raid. They portray it as a kidnapping and called for UN intervention, amplified by Foreign Minister Yvan Gil at the UN Human Rights Council and protests in Caracas. Maduro faces U.S. charges of drug trafficking and narco-terrorism, pleaded not guilty, while opposition figures mock the demands and Vice President Delcy Rodríguez handles interim duties amid polarization.

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Over 50 days since Nicolás Maduro's capture in Caracas, his loyalists rally with chants and hashtags, refusing to accept his detention as justice.

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During Bahrain pre-season testing, four-time champion Max Verstappen criticized the 2026 regulations for demanding too much energy management, making races less fun and preventing flat-out driving. Lando Norris, the 2025 title winner with McLaren, shot back that drivers like Verstappen, who earn huge paychecks, shouldn't complain and can quit if they want. George Russell agreed, while one unnamed driver confided to a podcast that Verstappen voiced widespread frustrations many keep quiet to avoid clashing with F1's push for the new rules. Early tests also highlighted turbo lag and start issues, with teams calling for fixes ahead of the new era.

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Max Verstappen climbed out of Red Bull's new 2026 car after three days of testing and didn't hold back: the heavily revised machines feel more like 'Formula E on steroids' than proper F1 racing.

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On February 25, peers in the House of Lords debated urgent concerns over jailed former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan's treatment in Adiala Jail, where he's been held since August 2023 on corruption charges his supporters call politically motivated. They highlighted his central retinal vein occlusion diagnosis, recent surgery and injection under heavy security, and PTI's Supreme Court petition for better hospital access, family visits, and doctor consultations. Conservative peer Zac Goldsmith, Khan's ex-brother-in-law, labeled it an 'international outrage,' while the UK government affirmed worries over fair trials and humane conditions but avoided sanctions.

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Imran Khan's eyesight has faded to 85% loss in one eye, with family barred from his bedside during secretive treatments. Britain's House of Lords is now demanding the UK government step in.

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Liverpool manager Arne Slot pushed back against critics of the club's record €450 million summer spending, noting that key arrivals like Alexander Isak, Jeremie Frimpong, and others have barely played due to injuries, limiting the effective spend to €250 million. Despite a net outlay over £260 million and sales like Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez, the Reds sit sixth after 27 games, trailing Arsenal and others, with set-piece weaknesses adding to the struggles. Slot highlighted that rivals added depth while Liverpool focused on replacements, and recent form shows improvement as players return.

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Arne Slot didn't hold back in his interview, explaining how injuries have sidelined most of Liverpool's big summer signings, leaving him unable to field the full squad he built.

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Fans of Sunderland AFC are debating manager David Moyes' future following a recent match with poor attacking output. Discussions question whether to extend his contract, which has 12 months remaining, or replace him in the summer.

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Social media users highlighted the improbability of Real Madrid facing Manchester City in the UEFA Champions League for 6 out of the last 7 seasons, calculating a probability of 0.038%. Former Real Madrid player Álvaro Arbeloa stated that fans are accustomed to these frequent matchups and anticipates another clash, noting the difficulty of playing the second leg away. Posts speculated on potential Champions League knockout stage drawups predicting another Real Madrid vs. Manchester City encounter.

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The 2023-2024 style guide, obtained by the Washington Free Beacon, instructs reporters to skip terms like 'terrorist,' 'Islamist,' or 'extremist' for groups such as ISIS, al Qaeda, and Boko Haram, opting instead for neutral phrases that focus on their actions and aims. It mandates calling the Srebrenica massacre a 'genocide' while using 'mass killings' for the Armenian deaths, labels Israeli settlements 'illegal,' deems Gaza 'occupied' despite the 2005 withdrawal, and describes Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar as a 'political leader.' Critics highlighted these inconsistencies as evidence of bias at the Qatar-funded network, long accused by several Arab nations of promoting extremism.

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A leaked internal document reveals Al Jazeera's rules for describing ISIS and al Qaeda not as terrorists, but simply as armed groups or fighters.

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The Indore bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court has directed parties in the Bhojshala dispute to file responses within two weeks to a 2,000-page ASI report from July 2024. The report, based on a 98-day survey, finds that the Kamal Maula Mosque incorporates pillars, sculptures, and elements from 10th-12th century Paramara-era temples, including depictions of deities like Ganesh and Shiva. Hindus view the site as a Saraswati temple built by Raja Bhoj, while Muslims see it as an 11th-century mosque; the next hearing is set for March 16. Hindu groups welcomed the findings as confirmation of temple origins, as the Muslim side prepares its position.

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For decades, Hindus and Muslims have shared the Bhojshala site in Dhar district under a tense time-sharing arrangement. Now, a detailed ASI survey report has entered the picture, prompting both sides to respond.

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Opposition leader Kalonzo Musyoka pledged on November 11 to revoke the government's privatization of the profitable Kenya Pipeline Company if his Azimio coalition wins power in 2027, criticizing the sale of a key revenue-generating asset. President William Ruto's Sh4.5 trillion economic blueprint, unveiled on November 2, aims for first-world status by 2055 through investments in infrastructure, agriculture, and manufacturing, with the KPC IPO set to raise Sh100 billion by March 2026. Senate Speaker Amason Kingi warned on November 9 of impending hardships from asset sales and tax hikes, as social media reflects public concerns over economic sovereignty and national assets.

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In a bold stand against President Ruto's ambitious economic overhaul, opposition leader Kalonzo Musyoka declares war on the privatization of Kenya's lucrative pipeline, vowing to undo the deal and reclaim national wealth.

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