Consider a reality in which the cost of solar panels keeps declining each year, wind farms are hitting new highs, and renewable energy is being developed more rapidly than at any point. But even with all this rapid progress, there are still millions of families who return home every evening to no electricity. Children have…
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This photograph shows the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) headquarters in Paris. (IANS)
FILE PHOTO: FIFA president Gianni Infantino with the World Cup trophy. | Photo Credit: AP
UEFA, the governing body for soccer in Europe, is considering boycotting future FIFA events, including the World Cup, multiple outlets reported on Tuesday—hours after the organization expressed outrage over FIFA’s plans to sell a minority stake in the tournament to private investors.
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The straight-forward, honest and correct answer to the question raised above is: Yes. Spain won at the end of the day on Sunday, July 19, 1- 0 against Argentina, defending champions since Qatar 2022, and that was the climax of a tournament that lasted for 39 days during which 104 matches were played , by…
The World Heritage Committee wrapped up its 48th session in Busan, Republic of Korea, with the addition of 25 new sites to UNESCO’s World Heritage List.
Busan: The Sultanate of Oman participated in the 48th session of the Unesco World Heritage Committee, held in Busan, Republic of Korea, with the participation of States Parties to the 1972 convention concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage.
The first Unesco World Heritage Committee meeting held in Korea wrapped up Wednesday after a 10-day session that added 25 new sites to the global heritage list, including Japan’s ancient Asuka-Fujiwara capitals and France’s Normandy D-Day landing beaches.
