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🔴 OFFICIEL ! George Weah s'impose au second tour et est élu président du Libéria ! https://t.co/LJbzIFFADD

— Actu Foot (@ActuFoot_) December 26, 2017

🏏 A HUMANITARIAN APPEAL TO THE CRICKET WORLD Imran Khan is one of cricket’s great captains. He led Pakistan to its 1992 World Cup victory, and his place in the history of the game is respected across borders. Reports about his health and restricted family contact are deeply concerning. This is a humanitarian appeal, not a request to take a political position. We ask for his wellbeing to be protected, for independent medical care and clear updates, and for regular contact with his family. The people of Pakistan are calling for his immediate release. @Athersmike @AlexBlackwell2 @GregChappellMBE @nassercricket @therealkapildev @gilly381 @patcummins30 @Javed__Miandad @SulaimanKNiazi @Kasim_Khan_1999 — please use your voices to call for Imran Khan’s dignity, health, family access and release. We also appeal to Michael Brearley, Ian Chappell, Belinda Clark, Alastair Cook, Sunil Gavaskar, Lee Germon, David Gower, Kim Hughes, Clive Lloyd, Arjuna Ranatunga, Andrew Strauss, Dilip Vengsarkar, Steve Waugh and John Wright—the other former captains who signed the humanitarian appeal. Javed Miandad has separately made a public appeal for Imran Khan’s release. Cricket brings people together across nations and generations. Please stand for compassion, dignity and #ReleaseImranKhan

— Kaptaan Inspired | KRBT (@KaptaanSquad) November 8, 2026

Pal Schmitt, Hungarian Olympian turned tainted president https://t.co/P8r7KKHOvf https://t.co/aE6fhciAyA

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) July 23, 2016

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Mongolia’s President just bench pressed 100kg for 20 reps🙌🏾🙌🏾 Bro is running a country AND running a whole gym! 🇲🇳💪🏾😂🔥 Khaltmaagiin Battulga 🫡 https://t.co/VAwnwU99Z9

— Blien Evns 𝕏 (@Blien_254) September 22, 2026

Ex-Man City star Mikheil Kavelashvili sworn in as PRESIDENT of Georgia. A FORMER footballer who played for Manchester City has been sworn in as the new President of Georgia. Mikheil Kavelashvili, 53, who played for the blues from 1995 to 1997, has today taken office - but the former midfielder has been accused of being a "puppet" for Vladimir Putin. The former football star is known for his profanity-laden tirades in Parliament, as an MP since 2016 for the increasingly authoritarian ruling Georgian Dream party. Georgian Dream, founded by billionaire businessman and former Georgian PM Bidzina Ivanishvili, has been accused of dragging the country back into Russia's sphere of influence. Kavelashvili was the only candidate for the job and is thought to have been picked for his loyalist stances towards Georgian Dream. Kavelashvili was sworn in behind closed doors on Sunday to become Georgia's sixth President. But constitutional law experts -- including one author of Georgia's constitution, Vakhtang Khmaladze -- called his election "illegitimate". The outgoing President Salome Zourabichvili has said the same thing of Kavelashvili's appointment. Kavelashvili has previously slammed the West for wanting "as many people as possible (to be) neutral and tolerant towards the LGBTQ ideology, which supposedly defends the weak but is, in fact, an act against humanity". This comes as a wave of anti-government protests have gripped Georgia in recent months, as foreign powers seek to prevent the country from aiding Putin's effort to overthrow Ukraine. On Friday, Washington imposed sanctions on Ivanishvili, arguing he undermined the country's democratic future for Russia's benefit. The Sun reported on the riots at the time, as brutal clashes erupted against the ruling Georgian Dream party, which has been accused of using Vladimir Putin to rig the election and secure it's victory. The streets of Georgia's capital Tiblisi were filled with riot cops armed with a water cannon, tear gas, and pepper spray against pro-Western demonstrators. Fiery pictures showed cops dragging people as they called officers "Russians" and "Slaves." Protesters also shot fireworks at police as cops who tried to violently disperse crowds. These riots were sparked when the country's "pro-Putin" government put a pause on its long-standing bid to join the EU until 2028. One protester, historian Nika Gobronidze, 53, said: "I can hardly imagine anyone less suited for the role of head of state. "Caligula wanted his horse to be a consul, our oligarch wants his puppet Kavelashvili to be a president." In 2022, Kavelashvili, alongside other Georgian Dream lawmakers, established a parliamentary faction called People's Power. This is an anti-Western group that officially split from the governing party. Kavelashvili scored his debut goal for Manchester City against their bitter rivals Manchester United. He then joined Swiss club Grasshoppers, where he spent most of his time on the bench, before stints elsewhere in Switzerland at Zurich, Luzern, Sion, Aarau and Basel.

— Radaar (@Radaar_Page) December 29, 2024