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DeChambeau's Open Championship Penalty and Golf's Divisive Landscape
En développement
Sport·il y a 4 joursRésumé IA

DeChambeau's Open Championship Penalty and Golf's Divisive Landscape

Bryson DeChambeau received a two-stroke penalty at the Open Championship, sparking controversy and fan accusations of cheating, despite the R&A ruling it accidental. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler defended him, while Rory McIlroy criticized his posturing. The incident highlighted golf's ongoing internal conflicts and the uncertain future of the LIV tour, overshadowing Ryan Fox's maiden major win.

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Guardian Sport
4 min de lecture
Rebel TMC MPs to meet Lok Sabha Speaker, claim support of 19 MPs
En développement
Politique·13/06/2026Résumé IA

Rebel TMC MPs to meet Lok Sabha Speaker, claim support of 19 MPs

Rebel TMC MPs plan to meet Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to seek recognition as the "real TMC" parliamentary group, with dissident MP Jagadish Chandra Basunia claiming 19 MPs have signed a representation. This move has drawn strong reactions from the Mamata Banerjee faction, with Abhishek Banerjee accusing the BJP of trying to create rifts. Meanwhile, rebel MLAs in the Bengal assembly also claim to have gained support.

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Times of India
2 min de lecture
PayphoneGo: The Game Reviving Australia's Forgotten Payphones
Tech
11/06/2026Résumé IA

PayphoneGo: The Game Reviving Australia's Forgotten Payphones

A new game called PayphoneGo is encouraging Australians to explore their cities by visiting and calling payphones, a relic of the past. The game, created by a 19-year-old student, offers points and the ability to leave voicemails, fostering a unique online community. Despite their decline, payphones remain a vital public service, with many calls directed to emergency and utility services.

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Guardian Australia
5 min de lecture
Brics doesn’t need a unified voice on Iran war to have a future
ACTU
11/05/2026

Brics doesn’t need a unified voice on Iran war to have a future

With the war in the Middle East entering its third month, questions have surfaced over its geopolitical ramifications in the region and beyond. An entity that has drawn particular scrutiny is Brics. The 10-member grouping is defined less by a clear set of common values and more by contingently overlapping interests. It does not and cannot speak with one voice on the conflict. Two Brics members, Iran and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), are at loggerheads: Tehran has launched missile and drone...

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SCMP Economy
Iran war tests India’s Brics leadership as ‘political relevance’ questions mount
ACTU
30/04/2026

Iran war tests India’s Brics leadership as ‘political relevance’ questions mount

Brics’ inability to speak with one voice on the Middle East conflict has become a stern test of India’s leadership of the bloc, exposing the challenge of building consensus among its 10 members with divergent interests and concerns. The bloc could not agree on a common position on the war at a meeting of Brics officials to discuss Middle East and North Africa issues in New Delhi last week. Brics has long sought to present itself as a voice for the Global South as frustrations with the US-led...

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SCMP Economy