Hamburg: A study found that tea consumption reduced the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 28 percent. Researchers from Australia’s University of Adelaide and China’s Southeast University studied the daily tea drinking habits of 1,923 people from China. Two types of people were included in the study, one who was not addicted to tea…
Auckland: 2 people were killed and 6 injured before the opening match of the Women’s Football World Cup in Auckland, New Zealand. According to foreign media reports, a gunman killed two people in New Zealand’s largest city, Auckland, on Thursday as the opening match of the FIFA Women’s World Cup tournament was about to begin…
The tournament is expected to be watched by more than two billion people – the largest audience for a single women’s sport in history – offering an opportunity to celebrate women’s achievements in all sports and advocate for gender equality more generally. Women players continue to struggle with fewer professional opportunities, fewer brand sponsorships, less…
London: Three people, including two Pakistanis who performed the duty of security guards in the FIFA World Cup, are still in jail in Qatar, seeking compensation. According to the report of the British newspaper “The Guardian”, two Pakistanis, Shakirullah and Zafraqbal, were hired by the firm “Stark Security Services”, which was responsible for providing security…
