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Iran Team Leaves Peace Message After Belgium Draw

Iran Team Leaves Peace Message After Belgium Draw

Iran left a handwritten note asking for peace, respect, and friendship after their World Cup match against Belgium. The message was shared by the Football Federation of Iran (FFIRI), according to BBC.

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Wyndham Clark wins second U.S. Open title in redemption

Wyndham Clark wins second U.S. Open title in redemption

Wyndham Clark secured his second U.S. Open title at Shinnecock Hills, overcoming a shaky final round and a strong challenge from Sam Burns. According to CNN and Sports Illustrated, this victory marked a personal redemption for the golfer after a difficult 2023 season.

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Windrush Day 2026: Honoring Legacy and Unfinished Work

Windrush Day 2026: Honoring Legacy and Unfinished Work

Windrush Day, observed annually on 22 June, commemorates the arrival of the Empire Windrush in 1948 and the contributions of Caribbean migrants to the UK. As of 2026, the day also marks ongoing efforts to address the injustices faced by the Windrush generation, according to multiple sources.

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What Are the End Goals of Iran-US Negotiations? 60-Day Window Set

What Are the End Goals of Iran-US Negotiations? 60-Day Window Set

U.S. President Donald Trump has signed a preliminary deal to end the conflict with Iran, setting a 60-day window for a permanent agreement, according to multiple reports. The deal, announced at the Palace of Versailles, includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz and resuming oil exports.

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Belgium-Iran World Cup Draw Leaves Group G Deadlocked

Belgium-Iran World Cup Draw Leaves Group G Deadlocked

Belgium were held to a goalless draw by Iran in a frustrating encounter that saw the Red Devils reduced to 10 men and facing the possibility of group-stage elimination for a second consecutive World Cup.

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Global Framework Reparatory Justice Adopted in Ghana

Global Framework Reparatory Justice Adopted in Ghana

A global framework for reparatory justice has been adopted at a conference in Ghana, as African and Caribbean leaders demanded formal apologies from countries that benefited from the transatlantic slave trade, according to The Guardian.

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