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The Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) plans to challenge Fifa’s decision to penalize it over accusations that it falsified citizenship documents for seven foreign-born players, who have now been banned from representing the country for one year. In September, Fifa imposed a $438,000 fine on FAM and suspended

Lecornu Notes Commitment to Finalize French Budget French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has indicated that an agreement is emerging for France to approve a budget before the year concludes, as reported by Le Monde. Speaking from the Matignon Palace, Lecornu stated: "I can confirm that, following discussions with the

Man Convicted of Murder and Arson in Deadly Boarding House Fire A New Zealand jury has found a man guilty of murder and arson for starting a fire at a Wellington boarding house where he lived, resulting in the deaths of five residents. The case drew attention to the poor

Legal representatives for former French president Nicolas Sarkozy have stated they will work to minimize his time in custody after he received a five-year prison sentence for involvement in a scheme to secure campaign financing from the late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi’s regime. Jean-Michel Darrois, Sarkozy’s attorney, told

Postal Workers in Canada Strike Amid Service Overhaul Concerns Postal workers in Canada have initiated a strike after the government described an “existential crisis” within the national postal service and mandated significant changes, including the phase-out of door-to-door delivery within ten years. The union representing Canada Post employees criticized the

Power Disruption at Russian-Held Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Raises Safety Concerns The Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear facility has been without external electricity for over three days, marking the longest such outage since the start of the Ukraine war. With no immediate repairs in sight, emergency generators have been activated to maintain cooling