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Berlin said on Monday that its first direct talks with Moscow since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine showed the two sides remain “miles apart” and that Russia is still unwilling to engage in serious negotiations to end the war.”Our positions were, of course, miles apart, a fact that has once again become apparent,” a foreign ministry spokesperson said, two days after a meeting between German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul and Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly. The spokesperson added that the talks had reinforced Berlin’s conclusion that Moscow remains unwilling to negotiate either a ceasefire or an end to the war in Ukraine. Source link
Schools across the Saudi capital Riyadh returned to in-person classes on Monday, as officials remained silent about a decision a day earlier to close schools that appeared to be reversed only hours later.There was no official reason given for the reversal to Sunday’s announcement that schools would close for a week, but the moves came amid heightened tensions in the Gulf and frequent attacks aimed at Saudi Arabia by Houthi fighters in Yemen.”Please be advised that pursuant to a ministry directive just received, all Riyadh campuses will be open for in-person learning tomorrow. We look forward to welcoming students back on campus,” read one message sent to parents late Sunday night.Parents in the Saudi capital told AFP the ordeal left them largely confused. “Both announcements came late at night. It was very confusing for parents and kids. We weren’t prepared for Monday and the kids slept late thinking school would be online,” one parent in Riyadh told AFP on the condition of anonymity. “What changed their minds so fast,” asked another. The announcement on Sunday came a day after the Saudi-led coalition battling Yemen’s Houthis said it had intercepted drones and ballistic missiles targeting the kingdom. The incidents were the latest in a series of escalating Houthi attacks since July, when renewed hostilities shattered a years-long truce and embroiled Yemen in the wider Middle East war. Source link
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Dewald Brevis smashed an unbeaten 75 from 32 balls as South Africa defeated Zimbabwe by seven wickets in the second match of the Tri-Series also involving hosts Namibia in Windhoek on Saturday.South Africa have a depleted squad for the series, having rested most of their regulars, but bounced back from defeat to Namibia on Friday to chase down their victory target with 38 balls remaining.Zimbabwe posted 144 for eight in their 20 overs, but South Africa replied with ease as they posted 146 for three.Zimbabwe made a fast start to their innings, with an opening stand of 45 in 5.1 overs between Brian Bennett (34 from 35 balls) and Ben Curran (24 from 12 balls).As they did against Namibia on Friday, South Africa’s spinners managed to peg them back though, with Prenelan Subrayen (2-27 in 4 overs) and Bjorn Fortuin (1-25 in 4 overs) bowling with control through the middle of the innings.Lanky fast bowler Duan Jansen, twin brother of South Africa all-rounder Marco Jansen, was expensive in his second international, but returned figures of 3-45 in his 4 overs.Namibia host Zimbabwe in the third match in the Tri-Series at the same venue on Monday.BRIEF SCORES South Africa 146 for 3 (Brevis 75*, Evans 1-19) beat Zimbabwe 144 for 8 (Bennett 34, Marumani 30, Jansen 3-45, Subrayen 2-27) by seven wickets Source link
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