August 2025

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10,000 Air Canada Flight Attendants’ Strike Ruled Illegal

Canada’s largest airline found itself at the center of growing summer travel chaos on Monday as the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) declared the strike by 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants illegal and ordered them back to work. The move comes after the union ignored a previous directive to return and submit to government-directed arbitration.

The strike, now in its third day, has left roughly 130,000 travelers daily facing delays or cancellations during one of the busiest travel periods of the year. Air Canada, which operates approximately 700 flights a day, had initially planned to resume operations on Sunday, but …

Lamela Opens Up On The Struggles Leading To Retirement

Lamela Opens Up On The Struggles Leading To Retirement

For years, Erik Lamela’s name was synonymous with flair on the pitch — a creative spark for Tottenham, Sevilla, and Roma, capable of moments that could silence stadiums and lift teammates. Yet behind the applause, there was a quieter, more relentless story: pain.

“Being in pain, playing and training through discomfort became normal,” Lamela revealed, explaining the decision that has ended his professional career. For the past five years, he has battled injuries that never truly healed, navigating the thin line between perseverance and self-preservation. “I’ve been taking pills every game to be in better condition, starting with the lowest …

Temporary Standstill At Old Trafford: Onana Steps Aside

Temporary Standstill At Old Trafford: Onana Steps Aside


André Onana, Manchester United’s No. 1 goalkeeper, has adopted an almost uncommon stance in today’s football swirl: he’s not talking to any other club right now. Instead, he’s accepted manager Rúben Amorim’s decision, reset mentally, and committed himself fully to being in peak form before he returns between the sticks.

It’s a quiet resolution in a season marked by noise. After a series of high-profile defensive lapses—most visibly in the Europa League draw against Lyon—Amorim chose to bench Onana for a Premier League weekend tie, citing a need to let the goalkeeper “disconnect” and clear his head. This was not …

Rooney Recalls Fallout: Campbell Ignored Me For Months

Rooney Recalls Fallout: Campbell Ignored Me For Months

The rivalry between Manchester United and Arsenal in the early 2000s was more than football; it was theatre, raw and combustible, a clash of two empires locked in a duel for supremacy.

Wayne Rooney had barely unpacked his bags at Old Trafford when he was thrown into the heart of it. It was October 2004, his 19th birthday, and United were hosting Arsène Wenger’s Arsenal — unbeaten in 49 league games, carrying themselves with the swagger of immortality.

The match was ill-tempered even before it began. United, marshaled by Sir Alex Ferguson, were determined to stop the record run. Arsenal, …

Modrić Makes San Siro Debut As AC Milan Player

Modrić Makes San Siro Debut As AC Milan Player

Luka Modrić’s career has been full of iconic moments, but his first appearance at San Siro as an AC Milan player stands out as one of the most emotional. The Croatian legend, who had long been associated with Real Madrid and is regarded as one of the greatest midfielders of all time, finally fulfilled a childhood dream by wearing the Rossoneri colors in the iconic Italian stadium.

For Modrić, Milan was never just another club. Growing up in Croatia, he admired the dominant Milan sides of the late 1980s and 1990s — teams that featured legends such as Paolo …

Israel Protests Grow, Crowds Demand End To Gaza Conflict

Israel Protests Grow, Crowds Demand End To Gaza Conflict

Hundreds of thousands of Israelis poured into the streets on Sunday, staging the country’s largest demonstrations since the Gaza war began. The protests, centred in Tel Aviv’s “Hostages Square,” called for an immediate ceasefire and a negotiated deal to free hostages still held by Hamas.

Organisers estimated that the turnout reached into the hundreds of thousands, making it one of the biggest anti-government rallies in recent memory. The families of hostages led the movement, warning that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to push for the reoccupation of Gaza City endangered the roughly 20 captives still believed to be alive.…

China Develops Humanoid Robot Capable Of Giving Birth

China Develops Humanoid Robot Capable Of Giving Birth

What has long belonged to the realm of science fiction may soon edge closer to reality. A Chinese tech start-up, Kaiwa Technology, says it is developing the world’s first “pregnancy robot,” a humanoid machine equipped with an artificial womb capable of carrying a baby to term and even giving birth.

The project is being spearheaded by Dr. Zhang Qifeng, the company’s founder, who revealed in a recent interview on Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, that a prototype could be unveiled as early as next year. The anticipated price: about 100,000 yuan, or roughly £10,000.

Unlike traditional incubators used …

Israeli Army Chief Okays ‘Next Phase’ In Gaza Conflict

Israeli Army Chief Okays ‘Next Phase’ In Gaza Conflict

Israel’s top military commander announced on Sunday that the army is preparing to intensify its offensive in Gaza, unveiling what he described as the “next phase” of the war—one that would deepen the campaign against Hamas while laying the groundwork for the reoccupation of the territory.

Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, Israel’s chief of staff, made the remarks during a field tour of the Gaza Strip, where fighting has raged for ten months. “Today we are approving the plan for the next phase of the war,” he said in a statement released by the army. He insisted that Israeli forces had …

France Presses Mali After Arrest Of Embassy Staffer

France Presses Mali After Arrest Of Embassy Staffer

France has entered into negotiations with Mali’s military authorities after the arrest of a French Embassy staff member in Bamako, an incident that has opened a fresh rift in already strained relations between the two countries.

Paris has described the accusations as “unjustified,” urging Mali to respect international conventions.

The detained French national, Yann Vezilier, was arrested on Thursday alongside two senior Malian officers: Gen. Abbass Dembele, a former governor of the Mopti region, and Brig. Gen. Naima Sagara. Malian officials allege that the three were part of a wider conspiracy tied to foreign intelligence services, aimed at destabilizing the …

Municipal Elections End In Libya, Counting Now Underway

Municipal Elections End In Libya, Counting Now Underway

Libya’s High National Elections Commission announced late Saturday that polls had closed in the second round of municipal council elections, with ballot counting already under way across 26 municipalities.

The vote, part of a broader effort to revive local governance, drew what officials described as unexpectedly strong participation, despite suspensions and attacks that underscored the fragility of Libya’s political landscape.

In its statement, the commission said every polling station in the participating municipalities had shut down “without any notable security violations,” and that the counting process had begun on site. Preliminary figures put voter turnout at 71 percent, with more …

Russia Agrees To ‘Some Concessions’ On Ukraine – US Envoy

Russia Agrees To ‘Some Concessions’ On Ukraine – US Envoy

Russia has signaled a willingness to compromise on all five of the Ukrainian regions it annexed unilaterally in 2022, according to a senior U.S. envoy, in what could mark the most significant shift since the war began.

The concessions emerged during Friday’s Alaska summit between President Donald J. Trump and President Vladimir V. Putin, a three-hour closed-door meeting that both men later described as productive.

Steve Witkoff, the U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Peace Missions, said that Moscow had shown flexibility on Crimea, Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk, and Zaporizhzhia. “There are five regions here. It’s always, in our view, been …

Gaza civilians flee IDF raids while Israelis rally in protest

Gaza Civilians Flee IDF Raids While Israelis Rally In Protest

In the southern district of Zeitoun, Gaza City, the sound of explosions has become a grim metronome. For nearly a week, airstrikes and artillery fire have pounded its narrow streets, tearing through homes and shops and sending families streaming out with children in their arms and whatever possessions they can carry.

The devastation is so complete that residents describe the neighborhood as unrecognizable, its once-familiar corners reduced to rubble.

The Hamas-run municipality has called the situation “catastrophic.” On Saturday alone, Gaza’s civil defence agency reported at least 40 deaths across the territory, a number that climbs with each new strike. …