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" ICC has nothing to do with IndianPremierLeague. Interestingly, most of the financial support for cricket in #Bangladesh comes from ICC. We read in our childhood that a little knowledge is dangerous, that's how we took a stand that we can't go to #India. This has started a trend in the country. So much #misinformation. ICC has nothing to do with IPL. India and China are very important political and economic partners for Bangladesh" -Barrister Mir Helal Uddin

" ICC has nothing to do with IndianPremierLeague. Interestingly, most of the financial support for cricket in #Bangladesh comes from ICC. We read in our childhood that a little knowledge is dangerous, that's how we took a stand that we can't go to #India. This has started a trend in the country. So much #misinformation. ICC has nothing to do with IPL. India and China are very important political and economic partners for Bangladesh" -Barrister Mir Helal Uddin

Battalion71 🇧🇩

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A rapprochement between Turkey and India? Turkey’s Fidan is proposing to India that both nations can compartmentalise bilateral issues from the disputes regarding third parties such as Pakistan. “We really would like to have excellent relations with India, because we don't have any border with India, we don't have any outstanding bilateral issue with India, we don't have a bad history with India,” he saye. “On the contrary, we have every good reason to have to have good relationship. I think Turkey, I mean, we can [manage], for instance, our differences with Russia on certain issues, with United States on certain issues, with some European countries on certain issues, but we need, we are able to divorce one negative issue from the other, so we can put some problems in parentheses in brackets, and we can go on the positive agenda. I think this is what needs to be done between Turkey and India, because we have a lot to cooperate to benefit, and we can, we are mature enough to go in this direction.”

A rapprochement between Turkey and India? Turkey’s Fidan is proposing to India that both nations can compartmentalise bilateral issues from the disputes regarding third parties such as Pakistan. “We really would like to have excellent relations with India, because we don't have any border with India, we don't have any outstanding bilateral issue with India, we don't have a bad history with India,” he saye. “On the contrary, we have every good reason to have to have good relationship. I think Turkey, I mean, we can [manage], for instance, our differences with Russia on certain issues, with United States on certain issues, with some European countries on certain issues, but we need, we are able to divorce one negative issue from the other, so we can put some problems in parentheses in brackets, and we can go on the positive agenda. I think this is what needs to be done between Turkey and India, because we have a lot to cooperate to benefit, and we can, we are mature enough to go in this direction.”

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Brian Cashman is asked how aggressively the Yankees pursued a shortstop on the trade market: "We tried to evaluate all opportunities on the marketplace...with that being said, I don't think there were lots of opportunities that existed that were upgrades for us. We like the players that we have, and we like the players that we have on the come. Did we look to upgrade, engage on infield opportunities?...there was nothing we were able to find there. It was going to be a high bar. We do think that we have the players, overall, that can compete for a championship. We're happy that we were able to bring in Ramos and Garcia to solve some of the problems. We're looking forward now to getting the other guys back from the IL, to fortify and finish this off super-charged."

Brian Cashman is asked how aggressively the Yankees pursued a shortstop on the trade market: "We tried to evaluate all opportunities on the marketplace...with that being said, I don't think there were lots of opportunities that existed that were upgrades for us. We like the players that we have, and we like the players that we have on the come. Did we look to upgrade, engage on infield opportunities?...there was nothing we were able to find there. It was going to be a high bar. We do think that we have the players, overall, that can compete for a championship. We're happy that we were able to bring in Ramos and Garcia to solve some of the problems. We're looking forward now to getting the other guys back from the IL, to fortify and finish this off super-charged."

SNY Yankees

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Johnson: "With regard to the war powers and the compliance with federal law. We are not at war. We do not have US armed forces in Venezuela, and we are not occupying that country...The president has the authority, as all presidents do, to deploy military forces to address threats to the US and to enforce US law. That is what happened here."

Johnson: "With regard to the war powers and the compliance with federal law. We are not at war. We do not have US armed forces in Venezuela, and we are not occupying that country...The president has the authority, as all presidents do, to deploy military forces to address threats to the US and to enforce US law. That is what happened here."

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WON'T PLAY T20 WC IN INDIA: BANGLADESH REITERATES STAND We do not want to play the World Cup at the cost of national humiliation, at the cost of the security of our cricketers or our country’s dignity. After reading the letter we received from the ICC today, we feel that they have not fully understood the serious security situation that has developed in India for Bangladeshi cricketers. We are firm in our position and we are hopeful we shall be able to explain it to ICC that India does not have proper atmosphere for us to play: Asif Nazrul, Bangladesh Sports Advisor

WON'T PLAY T20 WC IN INDIA: BANGLADESH REITERATES STAND We do not want to play the World Cup at the cost of national humiliation, at the cost of the security of our cricketers or our country’s dignity. After reading the letter we received from the ICC today, we feel that they have not fully understood the serious security situation that has developed in India for Bangladeshi cricketers. We are firm in our position and we are hopeful we shall be able to explain it to ICC that India does not have proper atmosphere for us to play: Asif Nazrul, Bangladesh Sports Advisor

Indrajit Kundu | ইন্দ্রজিৎ

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Arteta: “We came here to win the game. I think the message was clear from three days before. We prepared to do that, to take the game to the areas that we believed we could win it. We certainly did that, even though we started the game with a goal down and psychologically we had to play with that. We've done it. “So we proved that we are there, but the reality is in the two boxes today was a difference and that's what decided the game. The styles have been different for the profile of players that we have available as well in certain areas, but the difference was 100 per cent, yes.”

Connor Humm

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#WATCH | On the India-Canada row, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau says, "In regards to India, Canada has shared the credible allegations with India. We did that many weeks ago. We are there to work constructively with India and we hope that they engage with us so that we can get to the bottom of this very serious matter."

#WATCH | On the India-Canada row, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau says, "In regards to India, Canada has shared the credible allegations with India. We did that many weeks ago. We are there to work constructively with India and we hope that they engage with us so that we can get to the bottom of this very serious matter."

ANI

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🇮🇳🇹🇷 Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan says Turkey does not have a "bad history with India," completely omitting that Turkey has been a long-term sponsor of Pakistan's terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir and even deployed drone operators to kill Indians during Operation Sindoor. At the 6th IISS Raffles Lecture on June 2, 2026 in Singapore, when questioned about India, Hakan Fidan said: "We really would like to have excellent relations with India because we don't have any border with India. We don't have any u outstanding bilateral issue with India. I mean we don't have a bad history with India. On the contrary, we have every good reason to have to have good relationship. But Turkey is not only the one country that having good relations with Pakistan and historical solidarity with Pakistan on some given issues. I mean we are having differences with Russia on certain issues, with United States on certain issues, with some European countries on certain. But we need we are able to divorce one negative issue from the other. So we can put some some problems in parentheses in brackets and we can go on the positive agenda. I think this is what needs to be done between Turkey and India because we have a lot to cooperate, to benefit and we are mature enough to go on this direction. So Turkey is not the only country who actually have good relations and brotherly relations with Pakistan. There are other countries. If India is going to take actions or be resentful about any countries who is having good relations and enjoying giving support to Pakistan... I don't know... But as I said we have no problem on bilateral level with India and we urge India not to read the the issue from a different perspective." Turkey's decision to back a terror hub and no-hope Pakistan instead of India has not only brought more security risk to Turkey's borders, but it also means that Turkey will miss out on the benefits that the movement of trillions of dollars of trade will have along the IMEC Corridor. But rather than humble themselves, Turkey still wants to behave arrogantly by minimizing their nefarious actions against India and portraying Turkey-Pakistan ties as something as innocent as economic trade, ignoring their "Three Brothers" military nexus with Azerbaijan that has the explicit goal of territorial expansionism, including in Kashmir. Turkey's monumental fuck-up regarding India has only been to Greece's and Cyprus' benefit. Thank you, Turkey. While you prioritize relations with useless Pakistan, we will benefit from being a major node on IMEC.

🇮🇳🇹🇷 Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan says Turkey does not have a "bad history with India," completely omitting that Turkey has been a long-term sponsor of Pakistan's terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir and even deployed drone operators to kill Indians during Operation Sindoor. At the 6th IISS Raffles Lecture on June 2, 2026 in Singapore, when questioned about India, Hakan Fidan said: "We really would like to have excellent relations with India because we don't have any border with India. We don't have any u outstanding bilateral issue with India. I mean we don't have a bad history with India. On the contrary, we have every good reason to have to have good relationship. But Turkey is not only the one country that having good relations with Pakistan and historical solidarity with Pakistan on some given issues. I mean we are having differences with Russia on certain issues, with United States on certain issues, with some European countries on certain. But we need we are able to divorce one negative issue from the other. So we can put some some problems in parentheses in brackets and we can go on the positive agenda. I think this is what needs to be done between Turkey and India because we have a lot to cooperate, to benefit and we are mature enough to go on this direction. So Turkey is not the only country who actually have good relations and brotherly relations with Pakistan. There are other countries. If India is going to take actions or be resentful about any countries who is having good relations and enjoying giving support to Pakistan... I don't know... But as I said we have no problem on bilateral level with India and we urge India not to read the the issue from a different perspective." Turkey's decision to back a terror hub and no-hope Pakistan instead of India has not only brought more security risk to Turkey's borders, but it also means that Turkey will miss out on the benefits that the movement of trillions of dollars of trade will have along the IMEC Corridor. But rather than humble themselves, Turkey still wants to behave arrogantly by minimizing their nefarious actions against India and portraying Turkey-Pakistan ties as something as innocent as economic trade, ignoring their "Three Brothers" military nexus with Azerbaijan that has the explicit goal of territorial expansionism, including in Kashmir. Turkey's monumental fuck-up regarding India has only been to Greece's and Cyprus' benefit. Thank you, Turkey. While you prioritize relations with useless Pakistan, we will benefit from being a major node on IMEC.

Paul Antonopoulos

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Zohran Mamdani: “We have to treat every one of these threats from Donald Trump as something we have to prepare for. It has nothing to do with safety. It has everything to do with intimidation. If it was safety, the National Guard would be sent to the 8/10 states that have the highest crime rates, but it’s not because those are Republican led”

Zohran Mamdani: “We have to treat every one of these threats from Donald Trump as something we have to prepare for. It has nothing to do with safety. It has everything to do with intimidation. If it was safety, the National Guard would be sent to the 8/10 states that have the highest crime rates, but it’s not because those are Republican led”

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🚨 The new Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Epstein files contained CP, death, and physical abuse and then said they don't have people to prosecute "Any depiction of child pornography was excluded. Anything that depicts death, physical abuse, or injury, also is not produced." "If we had information about men that abused women we would prosecute them."

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🚨 The new Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Epstein files contained CP, death, and physical abuse and then said they don't have people to prosecute "Any depiction of child pornography was excluded. Anything that depicts death, physical abuse, or injury, also is not produced." "If we had information about men that abused women we would prosecute them."

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Question: Is it safe to say that, after Greenland, Europe will stand up to US demands it’s not happy with? Irish FM Helen McEntee TD: “Yes is the honest answer…We won't accept threats from friends, no matter how close we've been and we are, and that we will stand united with our European colleagues and partners…in terms of the threats to tariffs, there was a possibility that the counter tariffs that had been put to the side, that they would come back on the table and even discussions around coercion legislation.”

Question: Is it safe to say that, after Greenland, Europe will stand up to US demands it’s not happy with? Irish FM Helen McEntee TD: “Yes is the honest answer…We won't accept threats from friends, no matter how close we've been and we are, and that we will stand united with our European colleagues and partners…in terms of the threats to tariffs, there was a possibility that the counter tariffs that had been put to the side, that they would come back on the table and even discussions around coercion legislation.”

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“You’ve done what you said you would do. You said to the Prime Minister when we visited that you would do a good trade deal with the United Kingdom, would you do it at pace, and that we would be first. You have delivered that and been true to your word.” UK Ambassador 🇺🇸🇬🇧

Margo Martin

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"Fit check. We have a lot to do actually. We're unemployed. We have a busy day. We ate lunch. We have to go turn in our ballots... We have to go to the library cause she's addicted to the library despite knowing that I was banned from there. And then we'll probably do nothing for the rest of the day."

"Fit check. We have a lot to do actually. We're unemployed. We have a busy day. We ate lunch. We have to go turn in our ballots... We have to go to the library cause she's addicted to the library despite knowing that I was banned from there. And then we'll probably do nothing for the rest of the day."

Leftism

22,767 views • 28 days ago

We have to show up on August 18th to send a message: We are done with the know-nothing Democrats, and we are done with the do-nothing Republicans. From here on out, it is America First or it’s nothing.

We have to show up on August 18th to send a message: We are done with the know-nothing Democrats, and we are done with the do-nothing Republicans. From here on out, it is America First or it’s nothing.

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Johnson: What Elon and the team are doing is what Congress has not had the ability to do. They are exposing this massive fraud, waste, and abuse that we have not been able to uncover because the deep state has hidden it from us.

Johnson: What Elon and the team are doing is what Congress has not had the ability to do. They are exposing this massive fraud, waste, and abuse that we have not been able to uncover because the deep state has hidden it from us.

Acyn

850,445 views • 1 year ago

🚨🤯 Shocking: Kate Cross and Alex Hartley believes that the ICC is showing favoritism toward the BCCI "Can we talk about the fact that, if India qualify for the semifinals, they're guaranteed to play in the Tuesday semifinal because the ICC believes that's the best slot for them from a broadcasting and time-zone perspective? This happens in men's cricket, women's cricket, and World Cups. Everything is planned around when India will play. It's absolutely ridiculous. I don't understand how a governing body can go into a tournament and prioritize one team like that. I know exactly why they're doing it because India generates the most viewership and revenue but I still think it's unfair."

🚨🤯 Shocking: Kate Cross and Alex Hartley believes that the ICC is showing favoritism toward the BCCI "Can we talk about the fact that, if India qualify for the semifinals, they're guaranteed to play in the Tuesday semifinal because the ICC believes that's the best slot for them from a broadcasting and time-zone perspective? This happens in men's cricket, women's cricket, and World Cups. Everything is planned around when India will play. It's absolutely ridiculous. I don't understand how a governing body can go into a tournament and prioritize one team like that. I know exactly why they're doing it because India generates the most viewership and revenue but I still think it's unfair."

Indian Cricket Ministry

797,887 views • 2 months ago

We often forget that these moments exist and think that they have nothing to do with us. But they have everything to do with us. This nation is free because of these men and women. God bless all those we have lost in the service to our nation:

We often forget that these moments exist and think that they have nothing to do with us. But they have everything to do with us. This nation is free because of these men and women. God bless all those we have lost in the service to our nation:

Military Support

183,529 views • 1 year ago