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Numerous X posts mockingly urge Ghana to 'kill themselves for Africa' during their Africa Cup of Nations match against Algeria. The repetitive phrase becomes a viral meme, with users expressing disappointment or sarcasm regardless of the match outcome. Posts reference the game context, including Algeria as the opponent.

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On March 12, Sayyid Badr Hamad Al Busaidi told Omani editors that his country will not normalize relations with Israel or join the U.S.-led Board of Peace, linking the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war on Iran to efforts to weaken Tehran, reshape the Middle East, and block Palestinian statehood. The conflict, now in its second week since February 28 airstrikes that killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, has seen Iranian retaliation damage Oman's Salalah port and threaten oil supplies. Historically neutral Oman, which attended the Board's launch as an observer, now condemns the war as immoral while urging diplomacy amid alliance strains and reactions from Trump and analysts.

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Oman's foreign minister stood firm amid escalating war, declaring no ties with Israel or Trump's peace initiative as airstrikes hit home.

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Brahim Díaz has recorded 7 assists this season, including 6 in La Liga. Real Madrid fans have praised his strong performances, dribbling, and vision since March. Supporters emphasize his value as a squad player amid interest from Bayern Munich.

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Researchers at Germany's Potsdam Institute analyzed data from satellites, buoys, and ships, linking the continent-sized cold blob to reduced heat transport in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) since the 1950s. Direct measurements from the RAPID array show the AMOC's flow has weakened by 10-15% since 2004, with freshwater from Greenland's melting ice making surface waters less dense and slowing the current. Online views divide, with some warning of colder European winters and others pointing to past cool periods without collapse, though experts stress century-scale trends amid ongoing monitoring.

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A massive patch of unusually cool ocean water southeast of Greenland has people talking about the Atlantic's vital current system. Known as the 'cold blob,' it's cooled by up to 1°C over 150 years while the rest of the world's oceans warm.

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At Morocco's Mawazine Festival on June 24, Nigerian Afrobeats star Rema delivered a high-energy set blending HEIS album tracks like 'Ozeba' and 'Azaman' with favorites 'Calm Down' and 'Charm.' The performance sparked an immediate streaming boom: 'Charm' jumped 56 spots to No. 57 on Morocco's Spotify Daily Top Songs with 10,100 streams, becoming the chart's biggest gainer, while 'Bounce' debuted at No. 128 and three other tracks re-entered the top 200. Rema hit No. 18 on the Daily Top Artists chart, up 21 positions, as fans shared clips of them singing every lyric and praised the unmatched energy.

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Rema owned the OLM Souissi stage with fire effects, chained columns, and hits like 'Calm Down,' sending the Rabat crowd into a roaring frenzy.

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Egypt trailed 1-0 at halftime to New Zealand's Finn Surman in Vancouver but roared back with Mostafa Ziko's header in the 59th, Salah's strike and assist in the 67th and 82nd for Trezeguet's goal. The Liverpool captain earned Man of the Match with his fifth goal involvement in four World Cup games, topping all Egyptians ever. Celebrations exploded from the pitch—where players dropped in sujood—to Cairo's streets at dawn, lifting Egypt to the top of Group G on four points ahead of Iran on Friday.

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After 92 years of near-misses, Mohamed Salah delivered the moment Egypt had waited for, scoring and assisting in a thrilling 3-1 comeback at BC Place.

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On March 12, Sayyid Badr Hamad Al Busaidi told Omani editors that his country will not normalize relations with Israel or join the U.S.-led Board of Peace, linking the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war on Iran to efforts to weaken Tehran, reshape the Middle East, and block Palestinian statehood. The conflict, now in its second week since February 28 airstrikes that killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, has seen Iranian retaliation damage Oman's Salalah port and threaten oil supplies. Historically neutral Oman, which attended the Board's launch as an observer, now condemns the war as immoral while urging diplomacy amid alliance strains and reactions from Trump and analysts.

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Oman's foreign minister stood firm amid escalating war, declaring no ties with Israel or Trump's peace initiative as airstrikes hit home.

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As Senegal's official team photographer, Talla couldn't reach Toronto for the crucial Group I finale against Iraq on June 26 due to visa issues plaguing the African delegation. Instead, he photographed the broadcast with passion, his 'PHOTO 1588' vest visible as he captured the Lions of Teranga's record 5-0 rout—the biggest win ever by an African side at a World Cup. The result boosted Senegal to third in the group with a +2 goal difference, keeping their knockout dreams alive, while Talla's creative shots and words—“Inside or outside the field, my passion remains the same”—inspired many amid the tournament's border frustrations.

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Stuck in his U.S. hotel room without a Canadian visa, Sidy Talla grabbed his camera and snapped Senegal's epic 5-0 victory right off the TV screen.

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Pindiz traded for 21-year-old all-rounder Saad Masood from Multan Sultans, covering his PKR 8.4 million salary plus a PKR 500,000 cash fee, bringing lower-order power and hometown pride to the new franchise. Hours later, 24-year-old Zaman Khan was ruled out of the March 26 start due to a right shoulder AC joint dislocation from the National T20 Cup, with recovery set at 4-6 weeks. They quickly signed replacement Jalat Khan, a 27-year-old left-arm quick fresh off 13 wickets in two List A games in Zimbabwe, praised for his death-over skills at a bargain PKR 6 million base price. Fans are mixed on the blow of losing Zaman, but many applaud Masood's arrival and Jalat's form as Pindiz gear up with stars like Mohammad Rizwan and Naseem Shah.

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Rawalpindi's own Saad Masood is heading home to play for Pindiz, thrilling local fans just before PSL 11 kicks off. But the joy faded fast with star pacer Zaman Khan sidelined by a shoulder injury.

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