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Why is India vetting books in Kashmir in search of ‘anti-national’ content?
Authorities in disputed region are auditing school, college and public libraries to look for ‘objectionable’ material.
Kolkata sings for Messi as World Cup fever takes hold
South Asia’s greatest football city has united behind its footballing saint.
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Israel’s ‘Crimson Thread’ military barrier is strangling the West Bank
A new military barrier in the West Bank’s Jordan Valley is cutting off Palestinian communities from their land.
Life after amputation: Gaza women find recovery through football
Palestinian women in Gaza who have lost limbs during Israel’s genocidal war are using football as a way of recovering.
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World Cup 2026: What did we learn?
World Cup 2026: What did we learn?
Published On 17 Jul 2026
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Goa’s forgotten orchata drink lives on in family kitchens
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In Syria’s Jobar, locals struggle to rebuild their destroyed homes
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How World Cup football jerseys became political fashion in Latin America
In both Brazil and Colombia, far-right political movements have coopted the national football team’s jersey. But why?
