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From summits to substance: Europe’s chance to meet Africa on its terms
The clustering of Africa summits in 2026 is not coincidental. It reflects a continent whose geopolitical and economic weight is growing and whose governments are increasingly…
England find spirit and spot in next round
England finally found their fighting spirit and along with it a place in the second round with a battling 1-0 win over feisty Slovenia on Wednesday.
Bradley’s late strike seals US draw with Slovenia
Midfielder Michael Bradley’s late goal sealed the US’s fightback as they drew 2-2 with Slovenia at the Soccer World Cup on Friday.
No surprises in Slovenia squad
Slovenia coach Matjaz Kek has made no surprise choices in his final 23-man Soccer World Cup squad.
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A nation of just two million people, Slovenia have already punched above their weight to secure a place at the Soccer World Cup.
Final four European teams look to book 2010 spots
The names of the final four European teams to qualify for next year’s World Cup will be known after the final leg of the play-offs on Wednesday.
All-round opposition to Olympic boycott
Rising above the escalating violence in and around Tibet, the message from around the world was loud and clear: ”Let the Games begin.” European nations and Olympic committees…
Slovenia steps into EU spotlight
In 1999, Texas governor George Bush publicly confused Slovenia with Slovakia at a time when both belonged to a group of ex-communist East European states striving to join the…
Nato seek early takeover of Afghan peacekeeping
Nato defence chiefs were set on Thursday to agree to assume command of peacekeeping across all of insurgency hit Afghanistan next month despite some allies’ concerns over tactics…