Barcelona must keep winning to catch up with leaders Real, Flick says

The Trump administration revoked Temporary Protected Status for over 300,000 Venezuelans in the U.S., potentially leading to deportation. Canada imposed retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods in response to Trump's tariffs, while China and Mexico also promised countermeasures. Syria's leader visited Saudi Arabia to align with the kingdom, and Ukraine reported civilian casualties from Russian attacks. Full Article

A 47-year-old Hong Kong man named Wan was found unconscious at Suicide Cliff on Kowloon Peak after going missing from his home in Lam Tin. A search team and Government Flying Service helicopter located him, airlifting him to Chek Lap Kok headquarters where he was pronounced dead. The cause of Wan's death is currently under investigation. Full Article

Making a living as a musician is challenging, with only 0.2% achieving success globally while 90.7% remain undiscovered. The music industry has been stagnant for years, but blockchain technology offers hope for the future. Streaming services have become crucial for musicians' income, yet they underpay creators, leading to the emergence of blockchain-based platforms that pay more fairly. Overall, the future of music lies in independent ownership rights and community engagement to build a loyal fanbase....

Tottenham Hotspur coach Ange Postecoglou admitted to failing in unifying the club and its fans due to poor form, with supporters chanting against Chairman Daniel Levy after a 2-1 defeat by Leicester City left the team 15th in the table. Postecoglou acknowledged the need for unity and hopes to mend the relationship with the fans by improving results on the field, emphasizing the importance of support in the final phase of the season to create...

Despite not being as bouncy as before, 6-month-old pygmy hippopotamus Moo Deng remains Thailand's most famous creature, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors to Khao Kheow Open Zoo. The director has capitalized on her popularity with endorsement deals and merchandise, attributing her success to providing a welcome distraction from the country's political drama. Her keeper, Atthapon Nundee, intentionally cultivated her online presence, leading to her viral fame and increased zoo visitors, while also managing other...

Debasish Roy Chowdhury's article discusses the debate surrounding whether China should be considered an empire, focusing on its economic influence and infrastructure projects globally. The fear of China as a menacing empire is examined, with concerns about debt traps and predatory lending practices debunked through various case studies. The article argues that access to Chinese credit can promote growth and prosperity in recipient nations, challenging common misconceptions about China's global impact. Full Article