ISTANBUL: Jurgen Klopp wants Liverpool to make winning trophies a habit as they head back to Istanbul — the scene of one of the club’s greatest triumphs — to take on Premier League rivals Chelsea in the Uefa Super Cup today. The Anfield club memorably defeated AC Milan on penalties
MANCHESTER: After a chastening few months following Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s appointment on a permanent basis as Manchester United manager, there is cause for optimism again at Old Trafford after romping to a 4-0 win over Chelsea on the opening weekend of the Premier League season. Solskjaer insisted ahead of the
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia is building a futuristic megacity with promises of talking robots and flying taxis, but for hundreds of thousands like academic Abdullah a simple dream remains elusive — owning a home. Housing is a potential lightning rod for public discontent in a country where affordable dwellings are beyond
BEIJING: Export-reliant Chinese companies are slashing prices, moving production abroad, creating new domestic markets and even rebranding goods as they try to survive the escalating trade war with the United States. Factories along the eastern coast, fish processors in the south, apple juice exporters in central China and farmers in
PERTH (Australia): Australia will step up production of rare earths and other militarily sensitive ‘tech metals,’ the country’s defence minister said yesterday, as doubts grow over the reliability of Chinese supplies. Linda Reynolds told an audience in Perth that resource-rich Australia had deposits that could safeguard supplies for allies including
WELLINGTON: New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra announced more than NZ$820 million ($530 million) in write-downs yesterday, a financial hit that will plunge it deep into the red and prevent an annual dividend payout. Fonterra — the world’s largest dairy exporter — said a review of operations had found assets were
RIYADH: Saudi state-owned energy giant Aramco said yesterday its first half net income for 2019 had slipped nearly 12 percent to $46.9 billion, a first such disclosure for the secretive company ahead of its debut earnings call. The fall in revenue — owing to lower oil prices — was reported
Chinese telecom giant Huawei, which has been caught in the crossfires of the WashingtonBeijing trade war, on Saturday unveiled a new smart television, the first product to use its own operating system. The television will be available from Thursday in China and marks the first use of HarmonyOS, chief executive
TORONTO (Canada): A tearful Serena Williams saw her US Open preparation thrown into disarray Sunday as back spasms forced her out of the WTA Toronto final after just four games, handing Canadian teenager Bianca Andreescu the title. Andreescu, 19, was up 3-1 with a break of serve when 23-time Grand
While China might be exploiting fears of a bloody “Tiananmen” crackdown on Hong Kong’s protest movement, but analysts say the potentially catastrophic economic and political consequences will deter Beijing from any overt boots-on-the ground intervention. As the clashes between pro-democracy demonstrators and police in the former British colony have grown
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