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'Coaches and players were informed': FIFA breaks silence on controversial VAR ruling after Germany's World Cup exit | Football News

‘Coaches and players were informed’: FIFA breaks silence on controversial VAR ruling after Germany’s World Cup exit | Football News

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Paraguay’s Gustavo Gomez, left, celebrates after winning the World Cup Round of 32 match against Germany. (AP Photo) FIFA has broken its silence over the controversial VAR decision that overshadowed Germany’s shock FIFA World Cup 2026 exit, insisting the disallowed extra-time goal against Paraguay was in line with new refereeing guidelines introduced before the tournament.The…

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Quote of the day by physician Avicenna: "Is it the fault of wine if a fool drinks it and goes stumbling into darkness?" - a timeless lesson on personal responsibility

Quote of the day by Avicenna: “Is it the fault of wine if a fool drinks it and goes stumbling into darkness?” – a timeless lesson on personal responsibility |

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Avicenna (Image: Wikipedia) A knife can prepare a meal or cause harm. Fire can warm a house or burn it down. More than a thousand years ago, the Persian physician and philosopher Avicenna made the same point using something far more ordinary. “Is it the fault of wine if a fool drinks it and goes…

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Saudi Arabia arrests over 14,000 in week-long crackdown on residency, labour violations

Saudi Arabia arrests over 14,000 in week-long crackdown on residency, labour violations | World News

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Saudi Arabia arrests over 14,000 in one-week/Image: Representative Image More than 14,000 people were arrested across Saudi Arabia during a week-long enforcement campaign targeting residency, labour and border security violations, the Ministry of Interior said, as cited by Saudi Gazette.The operation, conducted between July 23 and July 29, led to the arrest of 14,154 people….

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Neanderthals may have eaten maggots on purpose, and researchers say it actually made sense

Neanderthals may have eaten maggots on purpose, and researchers say it actually made sense |

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For thousands of years, our understanding of Neanderthals painted them as brute-force hunters, powerful, relentless, and single-mindedly carnivorous. They chased mammoths across frozen plains, brought down bison with coordinated effort, and were ranked by scientists alongside lions and hyenas at the very top of the prehistoric food chain. But a new study is adding a…

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'Holding Tehran accountable for Hormuz aggression': US launches fresh strikes against Iran

‘Holding Tehran accountable for Hormuz aggression’: US launches fresh strikes against Iran

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The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) on Thursday launched a fresh round of strikes against Iran after President Donald Trump signalled the possibility of further military action against the Islamic Republic.In a post on X, CENTCOM said the strikes were aimed at further weakening Iran’s ability to threaten freedom of navigation through the Strait of…

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