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England’s coach Sarina Wiegman eyes fairytale World Cup ending
Women's World Cup final will be fourth major final in Wiegman’s career, one of the most illustrious in women's football.
Robot Sophia: ‘Not a thing’ could stop a robot takeover
One of the world’s most advanced human-like robots discusses whether AI will outsmart humans.
Infographic: How do the Zimbabwe elections work?
The August 23 general election, Zimbabwe's 9th since independence in 1980. Here's a simple guide to the entire process.
AI and the tyranny of the data commons
The myth of data as a non-rival resource needs to be abandoned.
Could big money reshape the football industry?
Saudi Arabia, American private investors and celebrities are betting big on football.
The Nigerian filmmaker reshaping Nollywood in her own image
Jade Osiberu ushered Nigeria into a new age of web TV. Can she guide its film industry to new heights on a global scale?
Why is China so angry about Taiwan’s William Lai visiting the US?
China's angry response to Taiwan official's stopovers in US show relations are at all-time low, but how did we get here?
Norway’s far-right mass killer Breivik sues state over prison isolation
Breivik, 44, is serving 21 years in prison for killing 77 people in shootings and a bombing attack in Norway in 2011.
Russia’s Lavrov says West needs continual reminder of risks of nuclear war
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov says US and NATO risk 'a situation of direct armed confrontation of nuclear powers'.
China launches military drills in ‘stern warning’ to Taiwan after US visit
Chinese People's Liberation Army exercises were expected following Taiwan Vice President William Lai's stopover in US.