At least 10 people, including two children, were killed and four others wounded in a shooting rampage in Cetinje, Montenegro, following a bar brawl, with the shooter, 45-year-old Aco Martinovic, still on the run. Police have blocked roads and deployed special troops to search for him. Montenegro, known for its gun culture, was shocked by the tragedy, with President Jakov Milatovic expressing sadness and Prime Minister Milojko Spajic declaring three days of mourning and urging all police teams to find the suspect.
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Wafcon 2024: Morocco eyes next step to become football superpower
Building the Stade Hassan II in Morocco will cost $500 million, amidst ongoing recovery from a devastating earthquake, and is funded by high taxation rates. While Morocco invests in football, including women's development, concerns about economic disparity and restricted freedom of expression persist, with unemployment at 21.3%. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Morocco is spending a lot of money to build a big football stadium, even though some people there still need help...
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