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BAHRAIN – APRIL 17: Aluminum ingots seen at Aluminum Bahrain BSC factory in Bahrain on Tuesday, April 18, 2006 (Photo by Phil Weymouth/Bloomberg via Getty Images)Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesAluminum Bahrain, which is based in the world’s largest metal smelter, said on Sunday that its facilities had come under attack by Iran, as the US-Israel-led war extended into a second month.The company, known as Alba, said in a statement that the attack occurred on Saturday.”Alba is assessing the extent of the damage to our facilities and remains focused on maintaining operational resiliency and the safety of our employees,” Alba…
Oliver Bearman escaped serious injury despite limping away from Haas after a huge crash during the Japanese Grand Prix.Bearman was chasing Alpine’s Franco Colapinto in 17th place on lap 21 when he lost control and veered onto the grass, spinning at high speed at Spoon Curve and crashing into the barrier. The 20-year-old had to sit down after getting out of his car and was helped by marshals, but X-rays at the circuit’s medical center revealed he did not suffer any broken bones. A Haas spokesperson said, “Due to the 50G impact, he underwent an X-ray examination at the medical…
Kimi Antonelli brought out the safety car at the right time to win the Japanese Grand Prix and take the lead in the F1 World Championship for the first time in his career. Antonelli, who had dropped from pole position to sixth on the opening lap after Mercedes’ poor start, was running fourth ahead of his only pit stop at Suzuka, before a big stroke of luck turned the race in his favor. Oliver Bearman’s heavy crash brought out the safety car, as the trio in front of Oscar Piastri, George Russell and Charles Leclerc had already pitted, allowing Antonelli…
Yemen’s Iranian-backed Houthi movement said on Saturday that it had fired a missile as Israel joined the growing Middle East conflict. Earlier, the Israeli military announced that it had detected a missile coming from Yemen. The Houthi movement, also known as Ansar Allah (Supporters of God), is an aspect of Yemen’s civil war. It emerged in the 1990s when its leader, Hussein al-Houthi, launched Believing Youth, a religious revival movement of the centuries-old sect of Shiite Islam called Zaidism. Zaidis ruled Yemen for centuries but were marginalized under the Sunni government that took power after the 1962 civil war. The…
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Sunday’s newspaper top news and transfer rumors…premier leagueCole Palmer is increasingly disillusioned with life at Chelsea and is set to leave this summer, with Manchester United, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich all interested in the £150m-rated England star, reports suggest. Inter Miami have started negotiations with Casemiro. Casemiro will leave Manchester United at the end of this season and is open to joining an MLS team amid interest from teams in Europe and Saudi Arabia – Fabrizio Romano first minister of scotlandCeltic and Rangers renew interest in signing Tyrese Campbell as Sheffield United face big decision on striker – Sunday…
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. and Israeli attack on Iran has soared prices, darkened the global economic outlook and spooked global stock markets, forcing developing countries to ration fuel and subsidize energy costs to protect the poorest.in progress Strikes and counterattacks against refineries in the Persian Gulfpipelines, gas fields and tanker terminals, threaten to prolong the global economic pain for months or even years.Christopher Knittel, an energy economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said: “A week ago, certainly two weeks ago, I would have said: If the war had stopped that day, the long-term effects would be pretty small.…
Adding to the military presence in the Middle East, a U.S. Navy ship carrying 3,500 sailors and Marines has arrived in the region. And Iran’s Houthi proxy group fired missiles at longtime enemy Israel, opening a new front in the war. Here is the latest one. What are the main headings? US Deployment: The USS Tripoli carrying 3,500 sailors and Marines has arrived in the Middle East, US Central Command announced, as the Pentagon considers next steps. CNN reported earlier this month that a Marine Expeditionary Unit would be sent to the area. Such forces have traditionally been used for…
Defending champion Aryna Sabalenka has joined the exclusive club after defeating local favorite Coco Gauff in the Miami Open final to complete the coveted ‘Sunshine Double’.In a rematch of the 2025 French Open final won by Gauff, world number one Sabalenka, who reached the final without dropping a set, won 73 percent of her first serve points and had just two break points, winning 6-2, 4-6, 6-3. Sabalenka is the fifth woman to win back-to-back Indian Wells and Miami titles, a feat known as the “Sunshine Double” because the tournaments are held in California and Florida, respectively. Sabalenka took a…
Alessia Russo’s first-half hat-trick kept Arsenal’s hopes of winning the Women’s Super League alive as they defeated Tottenham Hotspur 5-2 in the North London derby.After Manchester City’s early victory in the Manchester derby, Lenny Sleggers’ side had to respond, but they did so thanks to Russo’s first three goals for the club as the Gunners remained 11 points clear at the top with two games in hand. The England striker opened the scoring with a powerful header five minutes from a Katie McCabe corner kick, and a few minutes later he latched onto Olivia Smith’s pass and slotted the ball…