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/ March 3, 2025 8:44 pm

Huawei Supports Qatar’s Digital Transformation with Strategic Partnerships at Web Summit Qatar 2025

RKI Network During the summit, Huawei signed MOUs with leading Qatari organizations, focusing on cloud infrastructure, ICT talent development, and… Continue Read . . .

/ March 3, 2025 8:41 pm

Europe’s Plan to End Ukraine War Faces Political Hurdles

RKI Network European leaders met in London to discuss a plan aimed at ending the war in Ukraine. Britain and… Continue Read . . .

/ March 3, 2025 8:37 pm

Trump accelerates federal purge amid political retaliation allegations

RKI Network In a bold move, President Donald Trump has initiated a purge of hundreds of federal employees, many of… Continue Read . . .

/ March 3, 2025 8:33 pm

Jordanian Army Foils drone-assisted drug smuggling attempt

Amman, March 03 (QNA) - The Jordanian Armed Forces intercepted a drone attempting to smuggle narcotics into the country early… Continue Read . . .

/ March 3, 2025 8:32 pm

Australian ‘Man with golden arm’ who saved millions dies at 88

RKI Network James Harrison, the Australian blood donor whose plasma saved over 2 million babies, has passed away at 88.… Continue Read . . .

/ March 3, 2025 8:28 pm

RKI Network India will look to capitalize on their venue advantage when they face Australia in the Champions Trophy semi-final in Dubai on Tuesday. With Dubai proving favorable to spinners, India is confident after securing valuable insights from the low-scoring conditions. Despite the venue familiarity, captain Rohit Sharma downplayed any advantage, stating the team is not used to playing at Dubai International Cricket Stadium regularly. He also mentioned that the pitch conditions vary and India must adapt to them. The semi-final brings an opportunity for India to settle scores with Australia, who defeated them in both the 2023 World Test Championship and the 50-over World Cup finals. India will also benefit from Australia’s injury crisis, with key players like Pat Cummins sidelined. Steve Smith will lead a depleted side and rely on their second-string pace attack. India, on the other hand, boasts a strong spin unit, with Varun Chakravarthy leading the charge after his remarkable 5-42 performance in the last group match against New Zealand. While Australia’s Marnus Labuschagne and Travis Head pose a threat, India’s spinners, particularly Chakravarthy, have been in fine form. Rohit indicated a similar spin-heavy combination could be used for the semi-final. “It’s a good headache to have,” he said of the decision to include multiple spinners in their lineup. Rohit, however, anticipates a challenging contest against the formidable Australian side. “Australia has been a great team over the years,” he noted, adding that India will expect some tough moments in the middle during this high-pressure clash.

RKI Network India will look to capitalize on their venue advantage when they face Australia in the Champions Trophy semi-final… Continue Read . . .

/ March 3, 2025 8:19 pm

VIJAYAMANTHRANGAL WINS PNSS GLOBAL AWARD

DOHA : Vijayamanthrangal, a motivational series by Doha resident Dr.Amanulla Vadakkangara has won the PNSS global Award Instituted by Prem… Continue Read . . .