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No men? No problem! Women in this European country turn to rental husbands to keep homes runningLatvia is facing a significant male shortage, forcing many women to hire temporary helpers, called as “husbands for an hour,” to handle hou...- Jelena Ostapenko gets into argument during Wimbledon 2024 quarterfinals, throws coach out of the box, here's what happenedThe drama never ceases to end at the ongoing Wimbledon 2024, as Latvian tennis star Jelena Ostapenko is amid a massive controversy after as...
- US Open: 'Nothing to lose' Ostapenko dethrones SwiatekThe 26-year-old 20th seed had never lost to Swiatek in three previous meetings and made it four-out-of-four with a brilliant 3-6, 6-3, 6-1 ...
- Chess official calls for more research as decision to block transgender women from events draws fireThe foundation of chess, which she called an "intellectual sport," is equal: "I mean, there is no difference between men and women at the i...
- Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff dumped out in more Australian Open shocksRybakina swept past the 2022 French and US Open winner Swiatek 6-4, 6-4 in 1hr 29min on Rod Laver Arena. She moves on to a quarter-final ag...
- Absolutely don't believe Britain a racist country: Rishi SunakMeanwhile, more than 60 cross-party British MPs have written to the editor of 'The Sun', Victoria Newton, to demand action be taken against...
- Opposition claims politicisation, criminalisation of Kerala Police; LDF denies chargeProtesting against the denial of adjournment, the UDF staged a walkout with Leader of Opposition (LoP) in the Assembly V D Satheesan allegi...
- War protest: Statues fall as Europe purges Soviet monumentsRussia's war on Ukraine has given a renewed push to topple the last remaining Soviet monuments in nations that regained their sovereignty f...
- Manisha Kalyan becomes first Indian to play in UEFA Women's Champions LeagueManisha Kalyan replaced Cyprus' Marilena Georgiou in the 60th minute at the Makareio Stadium, as Apollon Ladies FC beat Latvian top flight ...
- View: There was a special place for the Soviets, whether in Olympics or MiGsAs an Indian growing up in the early-'70s, there was absolutely no doubt which of the Cold War combatants were on our side. We'd read Ameri...
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- Indians growing taller, but fall short in world orderThe findings emerge from a massive study of human height measurements involving 1,470 earlier studies covering over 18.6 mn participants in...
- Sleepless in Riga, world's favourite stag party hauntForget sleep, the Latvian capital does not even stop for a breath. The city wakes up at night and stays breathless until morning.
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