World Cup victory by England was planned to perfection over the last four years, first time in 44 years of history TL Bureau, Lords/London
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“Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and others have greatness thrust upon them,” wrote William Shakespeare in Twelfth Night, but some, England’s cricket team in particular, plan it. A laughing stock at the last World Cup four years ago they have, through a pragmatic policy of selection and approach, targeted white ball cricket for big change - change that has been radical enough to win England the Men’s World Cup for the first time in 44 years. And what incredible scenes there were when their first title was decided by a Super Over, or more precisely by the amount of boundaries scored after both teams had scored 15 runs off their extra six balls following a tie in the match proper. Such drama can only bolster cricket’s appeal. When Jonny Bairstow was asked whether he’d rather win the Ashes than the World Cup he said the Cup, something unthinkable before Andrew Strauss had effected his white ball revolution after the nadir experienced by England in that last World Cup.
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Dozens of Houthi terrorist militia killed, including field leader in Al-Dhale Yemeni Ministry of Defense, at least 13 Houthi militants, includDozens of Houthi terrorist militia ing the field leader known as have been killed and others Abu Shareef Hezam Abdullah wounded in clashes with the Motahar, were killed and more Yemeni army and raids by injured during the clashes. The Yemeni support coalition fighter clashes erupted after the Houthi planes in provinces of Al-Dhale militia tried to sneak into Yemeni and Baida southern and central army’s positions in the fronts of of Yemen. According to a Ghalq and Shakhb. The Yemeni Yemeni military source, accord- army troops thwarted the miliing to the website of tia’s attempt and forced them to (September 26 Net) of the flee towards the neighboring
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province of Ibb In Baida province the fighters of coalition of support for legitimacy in Yemen launched a several air strikes on a group of militias in the front of Na'te east of Baida province in the central of Yemen.The raids targeted militia groups in the areas of El Bark and Bawwas, resulting in deaths and injuries among the militia and the destruction of their vehicles
Iran Not Engaged in Talks with US at Any Level: Spokesman TL Bureau, Tehran Seyyed Abbas Mousavi has rejected a "fabricated" report that the US has sent a message to Russians for talks with Iran at the level of foreign ministers. Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Seyyed Abbas Mousavi has rejected a "fabricated" report that the US has sent a message to Russians for talks with Iran at the level of foreign with the US officials at any level," ministers. "The Islamic Republic of Iran is he said on Sunday, in response not engaged in any negotiations to a question asked by reporters.
E3 statement on the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action France, Germany, and the UK have reaffirmed their commitment to the JCPoA. TL Bureau, London In a joint statement France, Germany, and the United Kingdom said: We, the leaders of France, Germany and the United Kingdom, sharing common security interests, in particular upholding the non-proliferation regime, recall our continuing commitment to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPoA) that was agreed upon four years ago with Iran, on 14 July 2015. Since 2003, our three countries, later joined by the United States, Russia and China, have been engaged in a long-standing and determined policy vis à vis Iran with the clear objective that this country, a party to the Non-Proliferation
Treaty, respects its obligations in good faith and never develops or acquires a nuclear weapon. Together, we have stated unambiguously on 8 May 2018 our regret and concern after the decision of the United States to withdraw from the
JCPoA and to re-impose sanctions on Iran, while this country had implemented its commitments under the agreement - as consistently confirmed by the IAEA until last month. Since May 2018, our three countries have made their best efforts to work
with all the remaining parties to the deal to ensure that the Iranian people could continue to benefit from the legitimate economic advantages provided by the JCPoA. Today, we are concerned by the risk that the JCPoA further unravels under the strain of sanctions imposed by the United States and following Iran’s decision to no longer implement several of the central provisions of the agreement. We are extremely concerned by Iran’s decision to stockpile and enrich uranium in excess of authorised limits. Moreover, our three countries are deeply troubled by the attacks we have witnessed in the Persian Gulf and beyond, and by the deterioration of the security in the region. We believe the time has come to act
responsibly and seek a path to stop the escalation of tensions and resume dialogue. The risks are such that it is necessary for all stakeholders to pause and consider the possible consequences of their actions. Our countries have recently taken several diplomatic initiatives to contribute to de-escalation and dialogue, for which signs of goodwill are urgently needed, from all sides. While we continue to support the JCPoA, its continuation is contingent on Iran’s full compliance, and we strongly urge Iran to reverse its recent decisions in this regard. We will continue to explore the avenues of dialogue foreseen under the agreement to address Iran’s compliance, including through the Joint Commission of the JCPoA.