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 Kylian Mbappé Leads France Past Paraguay in Hard-Fought Round of 16 Clash By Senanga For Us In a sweltering encounter in Philadelphia, France successfully navigated a gritty Paraguay side to book their place in the quarter-finals of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. While the 1-0 victory may not have been the free-flowing attacking masterclass we have come to expect from Les Bleus, it was a display of sheer determination that sets up a highly anticipated showdown with Morocco. The Decisive Moment The deadlock was finally broken in the 70th minute. Substitute Désiré Doué, who injected fresh energy into the French attack, drove deep into the penalty area before being brought down by Paraguay’s Diego Gómez. Captain Kylian Mbappé stepped up to the spot. Despite the immense pressure and a hostile atmosphere orchestrated by the Paraguayan defense throughout the match, Mbappé remained cool. He executed a trademark stuttering run-up and sent goalkeeper Orlando Gill the wrong way, securing the only...

TEHRAN – The Islamic Republic has come to a standstill this weekend as the nation observes a massive, state-organized commemoration for former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. With the country effectively shut down for Sunday and Monday, the capital is draped in black and red, serving as the epicenter for a display of deep national grief and a growing call for retribution. Khamenei, who led Iran with absolute authority for nearly 37 years, was killed in an airstrike on February 28 at the onset of the ongoing conflict with the United States and Israel. Now, months later, the focus has shifted from mourning to a singular, forceful message: continuity and revenge. A City United Under the Banner of "We Must Rise" The official slogan, "We must rise," emblazoned alongside an image of the late leader’s clenched fist, dominates the skyline and the Grand Mosalla religious complex. Since the early hours of Saturday, thousands have descended upon the capital to pay their...

In a bold move that has sent ripples through international diplomatic circles, the Zambian government has officially paused negotiations on a series of multi-billion dollar agreements with the United States. Representing a significant shift in how Lusaka engages with global superpowers, the government has made it clear: Zambia is seeking a partnership built on mutual respect, not aid with strings attached. The Heart of the Standoff At the center of the dispute are proposed deals regarding critical mineral resources and national health services. While these agreements promised substantial financial investment, the Zambian government has identified key clauses—specifically regarding data demands and preferential treatment—as "unacceptable. Foreign Minister Mulambo Haimbe confirmed the suspension of these talks on Monday, emphasizing that the proposed terms compromised Zambia’s strategic autonomy. We are looking for partners who understand that our minerals and our data are sovereign...