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Experience, stability bolster Germany's Euro 2024 bid

With a long history of hosting major sporting events, Germany makes a solid case for hosting the Euro 2024 finals, with the winning bid to be announced Thursday.

Pros and cons of Turkey's ambitious bid for Euro 2024

Turkey boasts gleaming new stadiums, one of the most impassioned football fan bases anywhere and has never before hosted one of the world's greatest sporting events.

Exercise May Delay Rare Form of Alzheimers

Exercise may delay cognitive decline in people with rare Alzheimer's disease (AD), suggests a study.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Should Check Alleged Nuclear Sites in Iran Found by Israeli Intelligence - Bolton

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) should check the sites in Iran, detected by the Israeli intelligence, where non-peaceful nuclear research was allegedly carried out, US National Security Adviser John Bolton said at the United Against Nuclear Iran Summit in New York.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Should Check Alleged Nuclear Sites in Iran Found by Israeli Intelligence - Bolton

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) should check the sites in Iran, detected by the Israeli intelligence, where non-peaceful nuclear research was allegedly carried out, US National Security Adviser John Bolton said at the United Against Nuclear Iran Summit in New York

Five key holes at the Ryder Cup

The 42nd Ryder Cup gets under way on Friday, with the Europeans hoping to make the most of home advantage on the tricky Albatros course in France against the United States.

Kim Jong Un May Be Asked to Become 'Sponsor' of Russian Amur Leopard - National Park

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may be offered to become a personal "sponsor" of one of the Amur leopards in the Russian Far East, the head of the Land of the Leopard national park told Sputnik in an interview.

Environment may affect intelligence genes in humans: Study

Environmentally-induced epigenetic changes, such as stress and adverse life experiences, to our genetic material -- known as deoxyribonucelic acid (DNA) may have a greater impact on our intelligence, a new study has found.

US Unable to Maintain Anti-Tehran Sanctions in Long Term - Iranian President

The United States will not be able to keep its sanctions against Tehran in the long term, since the restrictions disrupt trade and normal business activities and do not bring Washington closer to its goals, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said.

French President Emmanuel Macron May Need to Seek Support of Political Opponents for EU Election

French President Emmanuel Macron might want to seek an alliance with his opponents in the right-wing parties and to attract left-wing voters to gain seats in the EU parliament, while the upcoming election itself will be a barometer of people's attitude to the union, experts told Sputnik.

RPT: REVIEW - Hungary Under Joint Attack by European Commission, George Soros

RPT: ANALYSIS - China Unlikely to Start Targeting US Companies Amid Escalating Trade Dispute

Argentina to Bring Allegations of Venezuelan Human Rights Abuses to ICC - Macri

Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Invites German Counterpart to Visit Country

Global Market to Benefit From Iran Continuing to Sell Its Oil - Macron