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After decades of relying on American rockets, Canada is now investing millions to develop its own space launch industry. Political tensions between the two nations have sparked a new era of Canadian aerospace ambition.
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The Springboks defeated New Zealand's All Blacks 3-1 in rugby's first-ever Greatest Rivalry series, a victory that will echo for generations. The win marks a career-defining achievement for South Africa's team as they prepare for the 2027 World Cup.
More than 18,000 Mexican military members will march through Mexico City on September 16 to honor 216 years since the country's independence movement began. The nationwide celebration includes free concerts, traditional ceremonies, and a military parade featuring everything from fighter jets to rescue dogs.
Two passenger jets soared just 50 feet above a packed South African rugby stadium, creating what one fan called a "top-five moment" in his life. The carefully planned tribute honored the nation's unity and rugby heritage.
Thousands gathered in New Tashkent as Uzbekistan marked 35 years of independence with an unforgettable evening of music, dance, and a stunning drone light show. World-renowned performers joined local artists to celebrate the nation's journey.
The Philippines just made history by winning both the Miss and Mister Supranational titles in the same year. Ma. Katrina Llegado and Pedro Cordero returned home to a hero's welcome after their groundbreaking victories in Poland.
Bangladesh's cricket team made history with their first Test victory in Australia, earning official cabinet recognition and climbing to fourth in world rankings. The win showcases how far the nation's cricket program has come on the global stage.
A stinging 1985 American TV segment about Nigeria's unfinished projects sparked a president to prove the world wrong. The Third Mainland Bridge became his answer.
Spain's World Cup champions returned home to a hero's welcome as an estimated 1.8 million fans flooded Madrid's streets to celebrate their thrilling victory over Argentina. The joyous parade through the Spanish capital brought an entire nation together in celebration of their team's historic achievement.
Spain's World Cup winners returned home to a hero's welcome as two million fans flooded Madrid's streets in red and gold. The celebration marked the nation's second world title after defeating Argentina 1-0 in dramatic fashion.
Argentina's president announced a national holiday to celebrate the men's soccer team's runner-up finish at the World Cup, letting the players choose the date. It's a reminder that effort and achievement deserve recognition, even without a trophy.
Thousands of fans packed Madrid's streets in 35C heat to celebrate Spain's World Cup triumph as their champions returned home. The team visited the royal palace and paraded through the capital with the trophy held high.