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Ibrahim Maza’s Arsenal transfer links have gained attention after the Bayer Leverkusen midfielder named the Gunners among the clubs he dreams of playing for. The 20-year-old has been linked with Paris Saint-Germain and has made an encouraging start to the season, recording four goals and two assists for Leverkusen. Maza, who was born in Germany and represents Algeria internationally, addressed his future while discussing the possibility of joining one of Europe’s biggest clubs. “Of course, it would be a huge dream to play for such a big club one day. I think we all know what a huge club Paris…

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Voters in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties have approved the Detroit Zoo millage renewal, preserving regional funding for the 125-acre attraction and its animal-care and education programmes. The measure passed with about 70 per cent support across south-east Michigan, with the strongest backing recorded in Wayne County. Detroit Zoo millage renewal results Wayne County voters approved the proposal with 73.5 per cent of the vote, while support reached 70.6 per cent in Oakland County and 69 per cent in Macomb County. The levy will remain at 0.1 mill, equivalent to 10 cents for every $1,000 of taxable property value. It…

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The scale of the Democratic “blue wave” in the US elections has left Donald Trump and the Republican Party facing a decisive rejection from voters, according to North America correspondent Michael Koziol. Mr Koziol said the result showed that Americans had turned sharply against both the former president and his party. But he argued that Mr Trump appeared largely unmoved by the electoral rout, deflecting rather than acknowledging its significance. “Trump is living in a bubble,” Mr Koziol said. “His fellow Republicans must surely now burst it. They must take back control.” The size of the defeat could ultimately benefit…

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Democrats have taken control of both the US House of Representatives and Senate in the midterm elections, dealing a major blow to Donald Trump’s Republican Party and setting up a radically different Congress for the second half of his presidency. The new Congress, which will convene in early January, will give Democrats greater power to investigate the administration, block legislation and place pressure on the president’s policies. However, Mr Trump will retain considerable authority to act without congressional approval. Democrats face a test over the war on Iran The most immediate confrontation is likely to centre on the US-Israel war…

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The global reaction to the US midterm elections has focused on the Democrats’ sweeping victory and what it could mean for Donald Trump’s foreign policy. Newspapers from Europe to Asia described the result as a serious rebuke to the president, while governments offered cautious assessments of its implications. French newspaper Libération called the result “une vague bleue”, or blue wave. Britain’s Daily Mail described it as a “historic blue tsunami”, while the Times of India ran the headline “midterm blues for Trump”. In Ukraine, The Kyiv Independent highlighted the prospect of a boost for Kyiv, saying Democrats had seized control…

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CVS Health is to split into two separately listed companies by the first half of 2028, separating its roughly 9,000 retail pharmacies from its insurance and pharmacy benefit management operations. The break-up will unwind the vertically integrated healthcare group created by its 78 billion dollar acquisition of Aetna in 2018. Existing CVS shareholders will receive shares in both businesses. The insurance and pharmacy benefit manager, or PBM, will retain the CVS Health name and be led by chief executive David Joyner. The retail business will be called CVS Pharmacy and run by Prem Shah, currently group president of CVS Health.…

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Rafael Nadal has been appointed to Real Madrid’s board of directors, giving the 22-time Grand Slam champion an executive role at the club he has long supported. Nadal, an honorary member of Real Madrid, retired from professional tennis in 2024. The 40-year-old had earlier denied as “untrue” reports that he could stand for the club presidency. Real Madrid said it was proud that Nadal would join its board and praised his achievements and character both on and off the court. “Rafael Nadal, an honorary member of Real Madrid, is one of the greatest legends in the history of sport and…

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Democrats are on course to take control of the Georgia House of Representatives for the first time since 2004, according to unofficial results from Tuesday’s midterm elections. Preliminary figures put Democrats on 93 seats, compared with 86 for Republicans, in the 180-member chamber. One contest remains unresolved, with House District 151 expected to go to a runoff. Democrats need 91 seats for a majority. If the current results stand, the party will take control when Georgia’s new General Assembly convenes in January, ending more than two decades of Republican leadership in the state House. The outcome has not yet been…

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