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Hamas sources say group to be led by ruling committee not new chief
"The Hamas leadership's approach is not to appoint a successor to the late chief, the martyr Yahya Sinwar, until their next elections" scheduled for March "if conditions permit", a well-informed source from the group told AFP.
Man Utd's Ten Hag relishing Europa League clash with Mourinho
The Portuguese is one of the most decorated managers in history and while he proved a divisive figure at United during his tenure from 2016 to 2018, he won the League Cup and Europa League.
Mercedes opens electric car battery recycling plant
The plant, in the southwestern town of Kuppenheim, will have an annual capacity to recycle 2,500 tonnes of material which will feed into producing some 50,000 batteries for the group's electric models.
Police in Mozambique disperse vote protest
Several dozen people, including journalists, scattered as heavily armed police walked down a main street, according to videos posted on social media and an AFP reporter at the scene.
Dortmund identity crisis ahead of European rematch with Real Madrid
Tipped to be eliminated at the group stage last year, Dortmund arrived for the showpiece finale at Wembley in June, riding a wave of momentum.
UK fines Volkswagen over mistreatment of customers
Volkswagen Financial Services on Monday acknowledged failings had been made and apologised to those affected.
Mercedes admit 'issues' after Hamilton's Texas trouble
Wolff also spoke out about the inconsistencies of stewards' decisions that on Sunday included a five-second penalty for George Russell who finished a fine sixth after starting from the pit lane.
Amnesty says migrant workers exploited at Carrefour Saudi stores
Amnesty said it found migrant workers for Carrefour's Saudi Arabian franchisee were deceived by recruitment agents, forced to work excessive hours, denied days off, cheated of their earnings and made to live in squalid accommodations.
Naomi Osaka season over because of injury
Osaka helped Japan beat Kazakhstan in April to qualify for the finals in her first Billie Jean King Cup appearance since 2020.
Cuba's endless woes, from energy to economy
The island's economy -- already in dire straits -- has been brought to a virtual standstill, with all non-essential public services suspended, schools shut and even traffic lights in the capital not working.