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Russian President Mr Vladimir Putin and SAC Chairman Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing exchange handshakes following a state dinner at Moscow’s Kremlin Palace.
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Youth Success: Discipline and Lawfulness as Foundations for Nation-Building
• Youths must adhere to discipline and laws to achieve success in their lives.
• By following the laws and regulations set by the government, they can become valuable, law-abiding citizens dedicated to serving the nation.
(Excerpt from the speech given by Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing at the ceremony of
presenting awards to outstanding students who passed the matriculation examination 2024 with distinctions in all subjects on 22 July 2024)
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Residents Urged to Prioritize Public Safety Amid Armed Terrorist Threats
ARMED terrorists have been launching attacks by using residential homes and administrative buildings in towns and villages as cover, where they have forcibly
settled. They aim to shield themselves from Tatmadaw counterattacks while also persuading temporarily displaced persons to return to their native areas and
recruiting new members. That enables terrorists to use civilians as human shields. Tatmadaw is committed to safeguarding the sovereignty of the State and
will respond to these threats based on intelligence and prevailing conditions. Therefore, residents in areas where terrorists have taken control must prioritize
their safety and protect themselves from being exploited by these groups.
(Excerpt from guidance given by Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing
to Shan State cabinet members and state-level departmental officials on 3 September 2024)
State Administration Council Chairman Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing holds talks with Kazakhstani President Mr Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, yesterday.
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SAC Chairman PM Senior General Min Aung Hlaing
replies to queries raised by RT TV Channel and
Krasnaya Zvezda of Russian Federation
S
tate Administration Council Chair-
man, Prime Minister Senior Gen-
eral Min Aung Hlaing, currently in
the Russian Federation, received
RT TV Channel and Krasnaya Zvezda Dai-
ly newspaper of the Russian Federation at
Ararat Park Hotel in Moscow separately
yesterday morning and replied to their
questions.
In the interview, the Chief Editor of
RT TV Channel and the special reporter of
Krasnaya Zvezda Daily newspaper asked
about shakes of the Mandalay earthquake
in Myanmar, rescue and aid from interna-
tional community, cooperation between
the Russian Federation and Myanmar
in all sectors in addition to humanitarian
relations, perceptions over the history
of the military parade to mark the 80th
Anniversary of the Victory in the Great
Patriotic War 1941-1945, the perspective
for the first participation of a parade unit
representing Myanmar Tatmadaw in the
parade, the role of Myanmar in ASEAN
region and other measures. The Senior State Administration Council Chairman Premier Senior General Min Aung Hlaing grants exclusive interview to Russia’s RT TV in Moscow.
General thoroughly replied to their que-
ries. The full text of questions and answers After the interviews, news agencies to mark the centenary of Krasnaya Zvezda who returned commemorative gifts. —
will be provided. presented gifts and an emblem and a book Daily newspaper to the Senior General, MNA/TTA
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SAC Chairman PM Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, his
wife Daw Kyu Kyu Hla enjoy ballet performances to mark
80th Anniversary of Victory in Great Patriotic War 1941-1945
State Administration Council Chairman Premier Senior General Min Aung Hlaing and his spouse Daw Kyu Kyu Hla attend the 80th Anniversary ballet gala in Moscow.
C
hairman of the State Adminis- Bolshoi Theatre at night on 7 May to enjoy from the Russian Federation and audi- formances presented by Tchaikovsky,
tration Council Prime Minis- The Young Lady and The Hooligan ballet ences, enjoyed the ballet performances. Glinka and Mussorgsky in the 19th and
ter Senior General Min Aung performances to mark the 80th Anniver- After the performances, the Senior the 20th centuries. The major renovation
Hlaing and his wife Daw Kyu sary Celebration. General and his wife presented a flow- was carried out at the theatre from 2005
Kyu Hla together with delegation mem- At the State Academic Bolshoi Thea- er basket to the entertainment troupe to 2011. It was facilitated with modern
bers who are in Moscow to attend the tre, the Senior General, his wife and party through an official. machines to maintain the beauty of a
military parade to mark the 80th Anniver- were welcomed by Speaker of the Federa- The State Academic Bolshoi Thea- historic building. At present, the Bolshoi
sary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic tion Council Mrs Valentina Matvienko and tre is one of the most famous theatres Theatre has become a cultural symbol of
War 1941-1945 to be held in the Russian officials. The Senior General, his wife and across the world, and it became a focal Russia and presents world-class artistic
Federation arrived at the State Academic delegation members, along with officials point for Russian Operas and Ballet Per- performances. — MNA/TTA
Daw Kyu Kyu Hla holds talks with Chairperson of Russian Chapter of
BRICS Women’s Business Alliance
DAW KYU KYU HLA, the wife of and women’s affairs between Gallery in Moscow. Curators con-
Chairman of the State Adminis- Myanmar and Russia. ducted them round the gallery
tration Council Prime Minister After the meeting, the wife of and replied to questions raised
Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, the Senior General and the Rus- by the wife of the Senior General.
currently in the Russian Feder- sian Chairwoman exchanged The State Tretyakov Gallery
ation, held a meeting with Ms gifts and posed for documentary is one of the most prominent
Anna Nesterova, Chairperson photos together with attendees. and world-renowned exhibition
of the Russian Chapter of the Also present at the meeting halls showcasing Russia’s most
BRICS Women’s Business Alli- were Daw Nilar, wife of the SAC important cultural and artistic
ance, at the Office of the Federal Joint Secretary, the wife of the treasures. It provides an op-
Council of the Russian Federa- Chief of the General Staff (Army, portunity to explore the artistic
tion yesterday morning. Navy and Air), Vice-President of and cultural development of the
The Chairwoman of the Rus- Myanmar Women’s Affairs Fed- Russian people, allowing visi-
sian Chapter of the BRICS Wom- eration Daw Khin May Soe, the tors to witness the uniqueness
en’s Business Alliance warmly Daw Kyu Kyu Hla, spouse of SAC Chairman and Prime Minister, meets wife of the Myanmar Ambassa- of Russian traditions, customs,
welcomed the wife of the Senior BRICS Women’s Business Alliance Russia Chairperson Ms Anna dor to the Russian Federation attitudes, historical heritage,
Nesterova in Moscow.
General and the party. and officials. The Chairperson and the excellence of fine arts
At the meeting, they cor- Alliance in global countries and out their daily social measures of the Russian Chapter of the through the artworks on display.
dially exchanged views on par- potential for opening its branch in addition to global issues with BRICS Women’s Business Al- The gallery plays a significant
ticipation of women from gov- depending on Myanmar’s in- courage, confidence, diligence, liance was accompanied by of- role in helping adults, young peo-
ernment and business realms terest, current time to recog- leadership, creation and power, ficials. ple, and children understand and
in the BRICS Forum to be held nize the role of women in the enhancement of women’s entre- In the afternoon, the wife appreciate Russian art’s value
soon, running of the branches global issues, requirements to preneurship in Myanmar, and of the Senior General and the and high standards. — MNA/
of BRICS Women’s Business encourage women for carrying further cooperation in education party visited the State Tretyakov TTA
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SAC members visit Myanmar Theravada New political party applies for
Buddhist Vihara Centre, Etnomir registration under election law
Cultural and Educational Centre THE People Power for Democra-
cy Party (PPD) has submitted its
litical groups have applied: 26
parties seeking to register under
application to establish a political Section 3 for new establishment,
party under Section 3 of the Po- and 50 parties applying under
litical Parties Registration Law, Section 25 to maintain their ex-
which allows for participation in isting registration. The Union
the upcoming multiparty demo- Election Commission is currently
cratic general elections. The ap- reviewing the latest application
plication was filed with the Union submitted by the People Power
Election Commission yesterday. for Democracy Party for approv-
As of today, a total of 76 po- al. — MNA/KZL
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DPM Union Minister
inspects matric exam
training camps in
Sagaing
MEMBER of the State Admin- for faculty members and deputy
istration Council, Deputy Prime education minister gave note-
Minister and Union Minister at books for the students.
the Prime Minister’s Office Ad- He then heard the reports
miral Tin Aung San inspected made by the officials regarding
the training camps for matric- the teaching processes, admin-
ulation exam students and re- istration and assistance.
pair works after the quake in The Admiral also inspected
Sagaing Region yesterday. the kitchen and instructed the
Deputy Prime Minister Union Minister Admiral Tin Aung San is pictured during his inspection tours in Sagaing.
The Deputy Prime Minister officials to ensure healthy food
first went to Sagaing University for the students. sara and donated cash. San inspected the purified drink- Bridge, he observed the clearing
of Education and met with the He proceeded to SunU Pon- He also met temporarily ing water distribution through of debris by Myanmar Econom-
professors, faculty members nyashin Pagoda and inspected displaced people in Sagaing Re- the river water pumping project ic Corporation and Tatmadaw
and students. the clearing of debris and pre- gion due to terrorist attacks, and of the Ministry of Cooperatives (Navy), and instructed officials
During the meeting, he pre- sented cash to Tatmadaw mem- presented K3,847 million of the and Rural Development and the concerned to allow the water-
sented K100 million provided bers, members of the Myanmar National Disaster Management Myanmar Red Cross Society way before monsoon, ensure
by the government for the stu- Police Force and Fire Brigade. Fund for the displaced people to on the strand road of the Ay- occupational safety and check
dents, while the regional chief He paid homage to Sitagu the regional chief minister. eyawady River. the strength of mid-water piles.
minister presented K4.7 million Sayadaw Bhaddanta Nyanis- At noon, Admiral Tin Aung On arrival at Sagaing — MNA/KTZH
Improve the
T Keep them out
HE great minds at the the world. The bigger ones will! remind people that those SAPs long conflicts, not to solve.
socioeconomic life
EU announced the ex- There are all kinds of talks have been in Kashmir since Solving conflicts translates to
tension of the sanctions about foreign interference! All’s 1948. Their longest presence the end of payroll. Even after
for another year. Wonderful!!! well with foreign interference anywhere. What did they ever their term, they can’t fade away.
of farmers
Let’s hope that in the future, as long as all of their objectives do except change one envoy They have to keep their names
they don’t do the annual review are in the picture. As long as after another? Now, Kashmir on the radar for future appoint-
anymore. Why bother? Let them sovereign states get on their By Kyaw Myint Tun is on the brink of a full-blown ments. These egomaniacs are
keep the sanctions. That way, knees to the demands of these conflict. No wonder their big so blinded, they didn’t realise
A
S the global population continues to grow, experts estimate they stay away! They shout from globalists. Kudos to courageous feat of the Nazis? Wow!!! Keep talked about aloud. Let’s not be people from a small country in 100 years! Great photo ops and Uncle is considering with- they borrowed SAC (yes, SAC!)
that the current population of over eight billion will reach afar! Keep them like that as long leaders from Hungary, Serbia, these hypocrites out of Myan- fooled! Federalism is a cover Asia. It’s their unfinished busi- video clip with the ruins in the drawing from funding. What in their acronym. Some put on
nine billion by 2050. Consequently, the role of farmers will as possible! Shouting from afar, Slovakia, and Romania. In the mar! Keep them out! for the eventual disintegration ness from 80 years ago that they background. Wonderful addition did they do all those decades military fatigues to visit refu-
be crucial in cultivating crops and producing sufficient agricultural Myanmar is very familiar of the country. A leader of that continue to tirelessly pursue. In for future employment. Great
they can’t interfere much. In case of the leader in Slovakia, in Sudan? South Sudan? Congo? gee camps and armed ethnic
output to meet the needs of the increasing population.
this changed global landscape, he even got shot, but God was with foreign interference. A particular country even recited their mind, the sun hasn’t set LinkedIn moment! Nothing Recent headlines on Haiti said, groups. Who’s that tough guy?
Disasters related to climatic conditions are occurring with
economically, geopolitically or on his side! Serbia, a sovereign particular foreign country has Kipling while visiting the most on the empire! Keep them out! more! It was not about com- “Gang-ravaged Haiti nearing Keep these SAPs out!
increasing frequency around the world. Among the affected sectors,
otherwise, they are no longer country, has been threatened been interfering in Myanmar’s venerable Shwedagon Pagoda! S e l f- a b s o r b e d p e o p l e passion! Let’s not forget, truly point of no return”. One million Last but no less important,
agriculture is the most vulnerable to the adverse impacts of natural
the power they used to be. recently for the decision to at- affairs since its independence. Imagine a leader of a country (SAPs) in the Ivory Towers in out of compassion (oh so truly Haitian children face a critical shout out to the world-class sex
disasters. According to records, over 11,000 extreme climate events
Myanmar has many options tend the Victory Day Parade in Wait, that’s not factually accu- says something so offensive on Geneva and New York don’t out of great compassion!), the food shortage. In Sudan, “more harasser at the Court! Como
and flash floods occurred globally between 1970 and 2019, resulting
in losses and damage affecting more than two million people and at its disposal that were not pos- Moscow. The Victory Day is to rate, the interference is since a visit to the Sistine Chapel or understand and are ignorant big boss visited Cox’s Bazar in Sudanese refugees are fleeing estáis?
amounting to US$3.64 trillion. sible 20, 30 years ago. Those celebrate the defeat over the before independence. They the Western Wall? Only in Myan- about the history of Myanmar. the 9th year of the term! Peo- as far as Europe”. Again, the (The views and opinions ex-
The World Meteorological in the EU, together with their Nazis and the horror they in- have been trying to break apart mar, they get away! To them, the The great envoy couldn’t help ple should be moved to tears simple question is, what have pressed in this article are those
As the agriculture Organization has reported that minions at the Ivory Towers in flict upon the humanity. So the Myanmar. Who invented “divide Myanmar people will always be to stay away after the histor- by such a show of compassion! they done in these countries of the author.)
brightest minds in the EU now and conquer”? That’s why the of a lower caste. They don’t real- ic earthquake. Something like Tensions in Kashmir have been all these years? Keep them out!
sector contributes droughts, storms, floods, and Geneva and New York, are not
so-called “federalism” is being ly care about these brown skin this might not come for another rising in recent weeks. Let’s
extreme heat rank among the the ones to decide the fate of wishes not to celebrate the de- Their objective is to pro-
30 per cent of the top ten worst natural disas-
nation’s Gross ters. Whenever such disasters
occur, the affected areas in-
Domestic Product,
Advanced Learners’
evitably suffer extensive loss
improving the lives of and damage. Therefore, it is that independent study will help
farmers is essential. crucial for everyone to con- them achieve mastery or inde-
sider how best to mitigate the pendence. However, the greatest
The socioeconomic harm to lives, property, and drawback to independent study is
Independent Study
conditions of the long-term consequences not with the technique itself but
of these adverse impacts. with its intentions, conduct and
farmers will only According to the Global assessment. If the intentions of
improve when the Climate Risk Index 2018, Ja- this study are not clear or rea-
government and pan, the Philippines, and Ger- sonable, students may resist the
many were the countries and By Hu Wo (Cuckoo’s Song) assignment or exert minimal ef-
relevant authorities territories most affected by fort. Not only that, when learners
address key issues weather-related loss events in do perceive the task as meeting
T
that year. For the period from O think about it candidly, to learn, to occupy students legit- we know what they are doing some need or having value, they
such as the high 1999 to 2018, Puerto Rico, My- everybody is a permanent imately so that the teacher can even when we are not nearby or will not honour it. In terms of con-
cost of agricultural anmar, and Haiti ranked high- learner. We will have been perform other important tasks, looking at them, which refers to ducting an independent study,
inputs, insufficient est in terms of cumulative im- learning until our last time. Stu- and finally to foster continuous the teachers who seem to have it must be forewarned that the
pact. Therefore, it is important dents and teachers are included learning. eyes in the back of their heads teacher had better monitor the
water supply, low to prioritize and strengthen in a type of lifelong learning pro- The characteristics of inde- and wittiness is a kind of sixth study, provide feedback and help
crop prices, and the agricultural sector in My- cess. In such lifelong learning, pendent study include the type sense, and overlapping, which students see that the assignment
anmar, given its vulnerability learners, especially students, of teacher prescribed or student means the teacher’s ability to is as valuable as other work.
burdensome loans. to climate-related events. should practice independent chosen, the teacher’s role or attend to more than one thing at So, when should independ-
Around 50 per cent of do- study. What is independent study, the availability of the teacher to a time and in a sense, it is akin to ent study be used? Independ-
mestic workers are employed then? guide, and the context in school being a juggler. ent study ought to be used when
in the agricultural sector, which supports approximately 70 per Of course, independent or at home. Good independent Good independent study con- learners need to rehearse or
cent of the rural population. Although Myanmar currently has study is any kind of school-re- study learners believe that the sists of three parts: preparation, practice information or a skill
food security, internal instability, climate change, natural disasters, lated assignment where students purposes of independent study delivery, and closure. The first to get it into long-term memory
labour shortages, poverty, and low incomes continue to impact the do more or less alone, mainly are valuable because they have part requires the teacher 1) to es- and when learners need to know
socioeconomic conditions of farmers. guided by information-process- confidence in students’ ability tablish the general purpose and how to learn independently. If
The government is striving to enhance the lives of farmers, ing and behaviouristic theories. to work alone and are able to specific objectives, 2) to settle students are assisted in knowing
develop the agricultural production system, and produce agricul- For example, reading, writing a demonstrate valence and chal- on the assignment’s nature and how to learn, they will no longer
tural and livestock products that can compete internationally. It also composition, rehearsing words lenge arousal or the ability to type, and 3) to ensure that the need schools or teachers. In oth-
aims to increase farmers’ incomes and improve the socioeconomic for a spelling test and preparing engender students with curiosity assignment is within learners’ er words, they are empowered by
well-being of rural communities. Now is the time to accelerate efforts a report are independent study. or enthusiasm and get them in- interest and ability. The second independent study. Many teach-
to improve the socioeconomic conditions of farmers, develop the By the time students are thought volved in the independent work, part demands 1) students’ atten- ers are given to using this prac-
agriculture sector, and ensure food security. to be `working´, teachers often variety and challenge or the abil- tion, 2) the teacher absolutely 5) moving about to monitor and specific feedback and re-teaching ers to meet job-related needs they need to know how to learn. tice to keep students legitimately
As the agriculture sector contributes 30 per cent of the nation’s envision them engaged in some ity to identify and set independ- clearly regarding the assign- interact with learners, and 6) when necessary. for affiliation, control, student This study is too advantageous occupied so that they can work
Gross Domestic Product, improving the lives of farmers is essential. kind of independent study or ent study assignments that vary ment’s purpose and objective, diagnosing students’ progress Independent study is par- success, and time management. for students who have strong with other students in reading
The socioeconomic conditions of farmers will only improve when practice assignment. The pur- enough to be interesting and are 3) relating assignments to what and providing assistance when ticularly beneficial to teachers Furthermore, it is advantageous needs for achievement, auton- or math groups. Indeed, its sole
the government and relevant authorities address key issues such poses of independent study are challenging enough to maintain has and will be learned, 4) mak- needed. The third part makes the who have strong needs for af- when the intention is that stu- omy, cognisance, construction, intention is to keep students oc-
as the high cost of agricultural inputs, insufficient water supply, low to provide rehearsal or practice, attention, wittiness or the ability ing certain that they may get help teacher collect, assess and eval- filiation, recognition, play, and dents either rehearse informa- orderliness, and recognition. And cupied.
crop prices, and burdensome loans. to give opportunities to know how to communicate to learners that and what to do if they finish early, uate the work, giving learners autonomy. It also helps teach- tion or practise skills and when it is beneficial when students feel
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Local, foreign experts conduct
joint Mandalay building inspection
ENGINEERS from the Manda- two churches, the Mandalay Uni- ing evaluations of their homes’
lay Region Construction Entre- versity of Traditional Medicine, structural strength.
preneurs Association (MCEF) and Mandalay University since Similarly, on 1 May, a team of
and Engineering Ministries In- 1 May. The team will continue construction experts, including
ternational (EMI) jointly inspect- inspections and provide recom- officials from the Myanmar En-
ed the strength of residential and mendations until 9 May. gineering Federation and foreign
public buildings in Mandalay, ac- The MCEF has inspected construction specialists, inspect-
cording to the association. and provided recommenda- ed the main building of Mandalay
The engineering team, com- tions for more than 300 residen- University, which was damaged
prising members from EMI and tial buildings since 6 April and by the Mandalay earthquake, to
MCEF, has inspected two resi- continues to assess and advise initiate repair and reconstruc- This photo captures MCEF and EMI engineers uniting to inspect the
dential buildings, two gold shops, Mandalay homeowners request- tion work. — ASH/TH structural integrity of residential and public buildings in Mandalay.
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Yangon-Mawlamyine trains resume Yangon Cultural
Connections
service 10 May Festival
launches in May
CULTURAL Connections to be held in
Yangon in May, with eight countries tak-
ing part.
The event will be held from 16 to 25
May, and embassies and cultural centres
from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Ja-
pan, Korea, the United Kingdom and the
United States will be welcoming anyone
to learn about their respective countries.
The event invites visitors to explore
unique cultures, make new connections,
and immerse themselves in international
This photo shows the bridge, Aninepon, between Hninpale and Taungzun stations on the Yangon-Mawlamyine railway destroyed by
culture through food, music, art and many
a landmine.
other exciting activities.
TRAIN schedules from Mawlamyine by terrorists on 6 May. at the railway station's ticket booking “Whether you visit one or all of the
to Yangon will resume on 10 May after The railway station said, repair counter on 8 May from 7 am to 3 pm, embassies and centres, each place will
being postponed as of 6 May, according works are going to be finished and the and ordinary class tickets will be sold offer unique experiences, connections and
to Mawlamyine railway station. train schedules will be resumed on 10 on 9 May. Currently, Myanma Railways' opportunities for exploration,” it stated.
The 80-foot-long No 65 bridge lo- May added that No 82 Up train will run officials have managed to finish the re- Interested visitors are invited to
cated between Hninpale and Taungzun by airbag coaches, it added. pair of the blockage as early as possible. check for the latest information, including
stations on the railroad was destroyed For the day, train tickets will be sold — MT/ZS dates and programme details, for each
venue. — MT/ZN
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Emirates airline group announces record $6.2 bln gross profit
DUBAI’S Emirates Group, profit, based on strong cus- has raised the bar to set craft, infrastructure and
which includes the Mid- tomer demand, slimmed new records for profit, technology “to support its
dle East’s biggest airline, to $5.6 billion after the revenue and cash assets,” growth plans”, the state-
announced on Thursday UAE’s recently introduced chairman Sheikh Ahmed ment said.
gross annual profit of $6.2 corporate tax, which was bin Saeed Al Maktoum Its workforce grew by
billion, its third record in applied for a full financial said in a statement. nine per cent to an unprec-
three years. year for the first time. The group invested edented 121,223 employ- State-owned Emirates Group operates the world’s largest
The 18 per cent rise in “The Emirates Group $3.8 billion in new air- ees. — AFP long-haul carrier. PHOTO: AFP/FILE
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at the consignee’s risk and expenses and subject to the risk and expenses and subject to the byelaws and and expenses and subject to the byelaws and conditions
byelaws and conditions of the Port of Yangon. conditions of the Port of Yangon. of the Port of Yangon.
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SPORTS
Olympics: Bach welcomes future
Japan bid after Sapporo withdrawal
OUTGOING International Olympic Committee President
Thomas Bach said Thursday that Japan is "very much wel-
come" to bid for another Summer or Winter Games, once
issues such as corruption surrounding the staging of past
events are addressed.
Sapporo dropped its bid for the 2030 Winter Games in
October 2023 following bid-rigging and bribery scandals
linked to the 2020 Tokyo Games, which were postponed by a
year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with the northern city
subsequently unable to convince a skeptical public of the
bid's merits.
"(A future hosting bid is welcome) if we can be sure on the
Tottenham's James Maddison will miss IOC side that these Japanese business practices, this kind of
the rest of the season. PHOTO: AFP
corruption, is over and has been addressed," Bach, who will
become the IOC's honorary president for life in June, said in
for rest of
season Swiatek makes fast start at Italian Open
IGA Swiatek dismissed Elisabetta against Italian Cocciaretto to move In another second-round match,
TOTTENHAM boss Ange Poste- Cocciaretto in just 52 minutes as she onto a third-round meeting with ei- former world number one Naomi Osa-
coglou confirmed James Maddi- opened her account at the Italian Open ther American Danielle Collins or Ele- ka beat Swiss player Viktorija Golubic
son will miss the rest of the season on Thursday. na-Gabriela Ruse of Romania. 2-6, 7-5, 6-1.
ahead of Thursday's crucial Europa World number two Swiatek came Swiatek is a three-time winner World number one Jannik Sinner
League semifinal showdown with to Italy on the back of a demoralising of the Italian Open and is using the will make his return to competition
Bodo/Glimt. straight-sets defeat to Coco Gauff in claycourt tournament as a key step to- after a three-month doping ban by
Maddison suffered a knee in- the semifinals of the Madrid Open. wards her defence of her French Open facing Mariano Navone on Saturday
jury after scoring in last week's 3-1 But the 23-year-old Pole dropped title, but she is yet to win a tournament after the Argentinian beat Federico
first-leg win against the Norwegian just a single game in winning 6-1, 6-0 this season. Cina 6-3, 6-3 on Thursday. — AFP
club.
After undergoing tests on the
problem, the England international
has discovered he will not feature
again this term. PSG finish off Arsenal to reach Champions
The 28-year-old's absence is an-
other setback in an injury-plagued
campaign for the Premier League
League final
club.
Postecoglou is already without PARIS Saint-Germain booked Ruiz crashed in a shot
captain Son Heung-min due to a their spot in the Champions from the edge of the area in
foot issue, although England striker League final with a 2-1 victory 27 minutes at the Parc des
Dominic Solanke has been declared over Arsenal on Wednesday, Princes after PSG had with-
fit for the second leg in Norway. sealing a 3-1 aggregate win stood an early bombardment
"Madders tweaked his knee in thanks to goals from Fabian from the visitors.
the first leg so he is out and will miss Ruiz and Achraf Hakimi in a Already leading in the
the rest of this season," Postecoglou pulsating night at the Parc tie after Ousmane Dembe-
told reporters on Wednesday. des Princes. le's goal in last week's first
"Yeah, disappointing for him Paris Saint-Germain leg, PSG then saw Vitinha
because he's been a big part of this clinched a place in the Cham- have a second-half penalty
latter part of the season for us, par- pions League final as goals saved.
ticularly in Europe. by Fabian Ruiz and Achraf However, Hakimi put the
"He misses out but it has al- Hakimi gave them a 2-1 win tie beyond Arsenal when he
ways been a constant of this season. over Arsenal in the second scored in 72 minutes, even
Everyone else from the first leg Fabian Ruiz salutes the Parc des Princes crowd after putting Paris leg of their last-four tie on if Bukayo Saka did then pull
travelled and is ready to go. — AFP Saint-Germain into the lead against Arsenal in Wednesday's Wednesday, securing a 3-1 one back for the visitors. —
Champions League semifinal second leg . PHOTO: AFP aggregate triumph. AFP
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HINESE President Xi Jinping on
Wednesday called for concerted ef-
forts to defend the legacy of World
War II (WWII) victory as the world is once
again reeling from the specter of hegem-
onism and power politics.
Xi made the call as he arrived in
Moscow for a state visit to Russia and
celebrations marking the 80th anniversary
of the victory in the Soviet Union’s Great
Patriotic War.
In a written statement issued upon
arrival, Xi said China and Russia will work
together to safeguard the victorious out-
come of WWII, and resolutely oppose he-
gemonism and power politics.
China and Russia, both major coun-
tries of the world and permanent mem-
bers of the UN Security Council, will join
hands to firmly safeguard the UN-centred
international system and the international
order underpinned by international law, Chinese President Xi Jinping inspects the guard of honour during a grand welcome ceremony at the Vnukovo Airport in Moscow, Russia,
practise true multilateralism, and pro- 7 May 2025. PHOTO: XIE HUANCHI/XINHUA
mote the building of a more just and equi-
table global governance system, he said. According to China’s Foreign Min- Flags with the word “Victory” fluttered time difference, Moscow had already
Xi’s visit comes at the invitation of istry, Xi’s attendance at the celebrations in the wind along the streets of Moscow, entered 9 May — the date the Soviet
Russian President Vladimir Putin. This marking the 80th anniversary of the victory and the roads were lined with billboards Union, and later Russia, commemorates
marks his 11th visit to Russia since he in the Soviet Union’s Great Patriotic War and decorative windows depicting the as “Victory Day”.
became the president of China. is an important part of his visit. It will be history of the Great Patriotic War of the Meanwhile in Asia, China’s final ma-
During his stay, Xi is expected to have Xi’s second time attending Russia’s 9 May Soviet Union. jor campaign against Japan — the Battle
in-depth communication with Putin on Victory Day commemorations as Chinese On the night of 8 May 1945, Germa- of Western Hunan — reached its decisive
bilateral relations and cooperation, as president. ny signed the surrender document in phase. Japan’s surrender aboard the USS
well as major international and regional A massive military parade will take Karlshorst, Berlin, marking the end of Missouri in Tokyo Bay on 2 September
issues of common concern. place in Moscow’s Red Square on Friday. WWII in Europe. However, due to the 1945, brought WWII to an end. — Xinhua