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analysis:Michelle Heyman's Matildas recall highlights Australian football's striker problem

The 35-year-old Canberra United forward has been recalled six years after her last appearance for the Matildas. What does that say about the next generation of Australian strikers?
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Chess player fined over wearing 'sports shoes' to tournament

A Dutch chess player says she was fined for wearing sneakers that the International Chess Federation deemed "sports shoes".
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Indian police arrest three Marion Biotech staff in relation to toxic cough syrup investigation

Indian police have arrested three employees of a pharmaceutical firm whose cough syrups was linked to the deaths of 19 children in Uzbekistan, a police officer says.
Logo of Marion Biotech on plaque mounted on office gate.

Chemicals found in cough syrups linked to child deaths 'should never be found in medicines', WHO says

More than 300 children — mainly aged under 5 — in Gambia, Indonesia and Uzbekistan died last year of acute kidney injury, in deaths that were associated with contaminated medicines, the WHO says.
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Two women leaning over an infant with a suction tube near his face.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping warns 'colour revolutions' must be prevented

China's President Xi Jinping warns his Central Asian neighbours not to allow outsiders to destabilise them with "colour revolutions" and offers to set up a regional counterterrorism training centre.
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Vladmir Putin and Xi Jinping have met in Uzbekistan

This is the pairs first face-to-face summit since Russia invaded Ukraine. Senior fellow for East Asia at the Lowy Institute Richard McGregor says that this is a significant moment given Putin's political isolation.
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Putin and Xi strengthen alliance in face-to-face meeting

Russia's President Vladimir Putin has met with Chinese President Xi Jinping for the first time since the war in Ukraine broke out.
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Putin reveals China has expressed 'concerns' about Ukraine war at summit with Xi Jinping

Russia's President says Moscow backs Beijing's "One China" policy and opposes "provocations" by the US in the Taiwan Strait.
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analysis:As Russia suffers losses in Ukraine, Xi wants the world to know he's got Putin's back

Xi Jinping will use his first trip outside China in more than two and a half years to publicly show support for Vladimir Putin, writes Bill Birtles.
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Xi Jinping to travel abroad for first time since early days of the pandemic

The Chinese leader's last known official trip to a foreign country was to Myanmar in January 2020, just before the Chinese government declared a public health emergency with the spread of the new coronavirus.
A group of prime ministers including Xi Jinping at the SCO 2018 summit.

Sydney FC, Brisbane Roar and Melbourne City pull out of Asian Champions League after A-League finals clash

The A-League finals schedule is finally revealed, with all three Australian sides forced to withdraw from the Asian Champions League as a result.
Alex Brosque goes down against Suwon

Scrappy soccer match propels Olyroos to Tokyo

Australia managed to hold Uzbekistan at bay for a 1-0 win, qualifying for the 2020 Games; their first in 12 years.
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Olyroos set to make long-awaited return to Olympics after win over Uzbeks

The Olyroos qualifiy for the Tokyo Olympics with a 1-0 win over 10-man Uzbekistan in the third-place playoff at the AFC Under-23 championships.
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Mina Guli put her body on the line. It broke. What happened next inspired everyone

She tried. She failed. But still she conquered. When her efforts to raise awareness of the world’s water crisis by running 100 marathons in 100 days derailed, Mina Guli was distraught.  But it was the beginning of something even bigger and better.
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analysis:Socceroos left exposed during Uzbekistan victory

Graham Arnold's commitment to attacking leaves gaping holes at the back, and a football team with more firepower will ruthlessly expose that deficiency in the latter stages of the Asian Cup.
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Matt Ryan heroics ensure Socceroos progress after shootout

Socceroos goalkeeper Matt Ryan and returning striker Matthew Leckie have combined to send the Socceroos to the quarter finals of the Asian Cup after beating Uzbekistan 4-2 on penalties after a 0-0 stalemate.
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Australia player Tom Rogic strikes the ball while grimacing in the face.

'Placebo effect in reverse': Mass hysteria expert doubts US 'sonic attack' claims

An expert in mass psychogenic illness says a string of mysterious illnesses among US diplomats is caused by a form of "mass hysteria", rather than by a previously unknown type of sonic weaponry.
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Kazakhstan bus blaze kills 52 Uzbek workers

Only five people survived after the bus travelling on a busy highway frequently used by migrant workers heading to Russia burst into flames.
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Orange flames an thick black smoke billow from a bus in the middle of a highway surrounded by snow-covered steppes

The bizarre bus stops of the Soviet Union

Architects working in the Soviet Union transformed simple bus stops into pieces of art and acts of defiance.
A faded and falling apart colourful bus stop with a turret and statue of a person

No guarantee of Open return in 2018 for Djokovic after shock loss

Novak Djokovic says he wants to spend time with his family and will not confirm a return to Melbourne Park in 2018 after his shock Australian Open loss to Denis Istomin.
Serbia's Novak Djokovic (R) congratulates Uzbekistan's Denis Istomin after Australian Open match.

Uzbek strongman leader Islam Karimov dies

Uzbekistan's President Islam Karimov dies, ending over a quarter of a century of rule in the Central Asian nation with no clear successor lined up.
Uzbek President Islam Karimov speaking during a press conference in Moscow, April 26 2016.

Uzbek leader Karimov in 'critical' condition

Strongman Uzbek leader Islam Karimov is in critical condition after his health worsened "sharply" following a stroke earlier this week, an official statement says.
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Uzbek President Islam Karimov speaking during a press conference in Moscow, April 26 2016.

Highlights: South Korea v Uzbekistan

Highlights from the Asian Cup quarter-final match between South Korea and Uzbekistan.
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Son brace puts South Korea into Asian Cup semis

Son Heung-min propelled South Korea into the Asian Cup semi-finals with a brace in a 2-0 extra-time win over Uzbekistan.
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Son scores his second against Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan through to Cup quarters with 3-1 win over Saudi Arabia

Uzbekistan booked a place in the last eight of the Asian Cup with a 3-1 win over Saudi Arabia in Melbourne.
Uzbekistan celebrates Shodiev goal