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- 1Russian strike hits office building in central Dnipro●Russia attacks office building in central Dnipro: fire breaks out, people injured Oleksandr Hanzha, Head of Dnipropetrov
Russian forces struck an office building in central Dnipro, sparking a fire and leaving people injured, according to Oleksandr Hanzha, head of the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast Military Administration. The attack on a civilian building in a major Ukrainian city is the latest in Russia's ongoing strikes against urban areas, drawing renewed attention to the dangers facing residents.
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Leksand, the Swedish town in Dalarna best known for its ice hockey club Leksands IF, is being widely discussed in Sweden. The available evidence gives no further detail on the specific event driving the interest, so it is unclear whether the talk concerns the hockey team's results, local news, or something else.
- 3Ceferin steps up calls for change of FIFA leadership●Aleksander Ceferin reinforces calls for FIFA president change: 'It is time to say enough' https://www.nytimes.com/athlet
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has intensified his criticism of FIFA leader Gianni Infantino, saying 'It is time to say enough' and calling for a change at the top of world football's governing body. The remarks deepen a long-running feud between the two most powerful men in European and global football, and come amid ongoing disputes over FIFA's decision-making and expanding tournaments.
- 4Ceferin renews calls for change of FIFA leadership●Aleksander Ceferin reinforces calls for FIFA president change: 'It is time to say enough' https://www. nytimes.com/athle
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has publicly escalated his feud with FIFA president Gianni Infantino, saying 'it is time to say enough' and calling for a change at the head of world football's governing body. Relations between Ceferin and Infantino, and between their organisations UEFA and FIFA, have reportedly become increasingly strained, with the dispute now playing out in public.
- 5Aleksander Dębicz's 'Rain' featured on BBC Radio 3●🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on BBC #Radio3 's #NightTracks Aleksander Dębicz & Aleksander Dębicz: 🎵 Rain #BBCRadio3 #AleksanderDębicz
Polish pianist and composer Aleksander Dębicz's piece 'Rain' is being played on BBC Radio 3's late-night programme Night Tracks, which showcases contemporary and classical music. Automated playlist feeds shared the track listing across social media, pointing listeners to the Spotify stream of the piece.