Muslim World League welcomes UK ban on imports from Israeli settlements
The Muslim World League praised the UK’s decision to ban imports from illegal Israeli settlements and welcomed international support for a two-state solution.
Como, the 119-year-old Italian football club, welcomed older fans to their Champions League debut game against Leipzig on Thursday. The club's leadership, including President Mirwan Suwarso and several directors, made the commendable decision to relinquish their own seats to honor supporters born in 1950 or earlier. The Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia stadium, located on the shores of Lake Como, reduced its capacity to approximately 10,000 due to recent modifications for the prestigious tournament.
Como, under the guidance of seasoned coach Cesc Fabregas, secured a fourth-place finish in Serie A last season, clinching the final Champions League spot alongside Juventus and AC Milan. The team's attacking duo, young playmaker Nico Paz and experienced Greece forward Anastasios Douvikas, have been in impressive form.
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