This ongoing drama series is about a man named Police Raz Karayel, who, due to charges brought against him, was sentenced to prison and lost the responsibility of raising his son. After his sentence, with the help of his superior Mumtaz, he became a taxi driver. However, his job isn't just that—he is also tasked with following the movements of Uman, the head of one of Istanbul's most prominent mafia families. One day, while driving his taxi, Police Raz is unable to find his son, and the matter falls into the hands of the police. Meanwhile, he meets Aysegul.

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Love story of the most loved Ethiopian artist Wondimu Jira. Wondimu is the guest on Seifu show and he has shared about his life style, love story, and other important updates his fans wants to know.

Rahel Alemayehu @kingdom Sound Ministry Worship Night 2026 “Misgana Yibza” Org Song “Mehret Etefa”

Rahel Alemayehu Lights Up Kingdom Sound Ministry Worship Night 2026 with “Misgana Yibza” and “Mehret Etefa”

I still get chills thinking about it. The atmosphere at Kingdom Sound Ministry’s Worship Night 2026 in Addis Ababa was nothing short of electric. The hall was packed with people from all walks of life—young students, families, pastors, and worshippers—all hungry for a genuine encounter with God. And right in the middle of it all was Rahel Alemayehu, delivering one powerful moment after another.

If you’ve been following Ethiopian gospel music lately, you already know Rahel’s name. Her voice carries something special—a raw honesty mixed with deep anointing that makes you forget you’re listening to a performance and start worshipping yourself. This night was no exception.

The Standout Moments: “Misgana Yibza” and “Mehret Etefa”

The crowd really came alive when Rahel led “Misgana Yibza”. This original song has quickly become a favorite. “Misgana Yibza” basically means “Let Thanksgiving Multiply” or “May Praise Abound.” The lyrics are simple but incredibly powerful. They call us to remember God’s goodness and let our gratitude overflow.

What I loved most was how the whole room joined in. At first it was just Rahel’s strong, emotional vocals backed by the band. Then the congregation started singing along, hands raised, some wiping tears. By the end, it turned into a full-blown declaration of thanks. You could feel the shift in the atmosphere—the heaviness lifting as people released their gratitude to God.

Right after that high, Rahel moved into “Mehret Etefa” (ባለ ምህረት / Bale Mihret). If you haven’t heard this song yet, you’re missing out. It’s a heartfelt cry celebrating God as the Master of Mercy. The song speaks straight to anyone who has ever needed grace, forgiveness, or a second chance—which, let’s be honest, is all of us.

Rahel didn’t just sing it; she poured her heart into every line. Her delivery was tender at the beginning, then built up with such passion that the entire hall was singing at the top of their lungs. The phrase “Bale Mihret” echoed again and again like a prayer. By the time the song ended, many people were on their knees or standing in silent awe. It was one of those rare worship moments where time seems to stand still.

Why Rahel Alemayehu Connects So Deeply

What makes Rahel different? I think it’s her authenticity. She doesn’t just perform—she ministers. You can tell these songs come from real-life experiences with God. Whether she’s singing about mercy, thankfulness, or surrender, it feels personal.

Kingdom Sound Ministry has become known for creating spaces where artists like Rahel can shine. Their worship nights aren’t about flashy productions or big names. They focus on presence—the presence of God and the presence of His people united in worship. This 2026 event proved once again why so many people keep coming back.

Takeaways from the Night

1. Worship is powerful when it’s real. Both “Misgana Yibza” and “Mehret Etefa” reminded everyone that simple, sincere songs can break strongholds.
2. Gratitude changes everything. Starting with thanksgiving opens the door for deeper encounters.
3. God’s mercy is endless. No matter what you’re going through, “Bale Mihret” is still on the throne.

If you missed the live event, don’t worry. Clips from the night are already circulating on YouTube and TikTok. Just search for “Rahel Alemayehu Kingdom Sound 2026” and you’ll find the magic. I highly recommend listening to the full versions of both songs—they hit even harder when you’re alone with God.

Rahel Alemayehu is not just singing songs—she’s carrying a sound that’s refreshing the Ethiopian church. I can’t wait to see (and hear) what she releases next.

Have you listened to “Misgana Yibza” or “Mehret Etefa” yet? Which one is your favorite, and how has it impacted your worship time? Drop your thoughts in the comments. Let’s keep the fire burning!

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 5 Tiny, Free Habits That Will Supercharge Your Child’s Brain Development

As a parent, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by the pressure to buy the latest educational toys, subscribe to specialized learning apps, or enroll your toddler in high-end enrichment programs.

But according to British Board-certified Consultant Pediatric Neurologist Dr. Arif Khan, you don’t need a massive budget to raise a smart, emotionally resilient child. In fact, in the first few years of life, a child's brain is forming an incredible **one million neural connections every single second**. To support this explosive growth, all you need are five tiny, cost-free habits that easily fit into the daily routine you are already doing.

Here is how you can use neuroscience to supercharge your child's brain development starting today.

 1. Master the "Serve and Return"

Think of your relationship with your child as a friendly, slow-motion tennis match. When your baby coos, points at a dog, or hands you a block, they are making a **"serve."** When you coo back, look and say, *"Yes, that’s a doggy!"* or say *"Thank you!"* and hand the block back, you are making a **"return."**

This simple back-and-forth interaction is the absolute foundation of brain building. Every time you engage in "serve and return," you fire billions of new neural connections. This habit:

 * Wires the brain's pathways for active communication.

 * Teaches the basic rhythm of turn-taking, which is the foundation of all human conversation.

 * Builds secure emotional attachments, which research shows predicts healthy emotional regulation for life.

The next time your toddler shows you the exact same toy car for the 15th time today, remember: it’s not an annoyance—it’s brain building in real-time.

 2. Read Just One Picture Book a Day

It is easy to wonder if reading to a baby or young toddler is actually doing anything if they can't read yet. The science says yes—absolutely.

If you read just **one picture book a day** from birth to age five, your child will hear approximately **78,000 more words per year** than a child who isn't read to.

Books introduce "rare vocabulary" that we rarely use in casual, everyday speech—words like *enormous*, *curious*, or *tumbled*. This habit:

 * Stimulates multiple brain regions simultaneously, including areas for attention, language processing, and literacy.

 * Introduces symbolic thinking as they learn to connect flat illustrations to real-world concepts.

 * Creates a cozy, safe association with books that turns reading into a lifelong, pleasurable habit.

 3. Build a Rock-Solid Bedtime Routine

While chaotic days happen to every family, keeping a steady, predictable bedtime routine (like bath, book, lullaby, bed) is a massive game-changer for cognitive development.

We often think of sleep as passive rest, but for a child, sleep is when the brain consolidates learning. During sleep, the brain:

 * Moves information from short-term memory into long-term storage.

 * Prunes away weak neural connections while actively strengthening important ones.

 * Regulates cortisol (the stress hormone) to promote emotional stability.

A well-rested child is not just less cranky; their brain is physically primed to absorb, organize, and retain new information the next day.

 4. Let Them Struggle (Just a Little)

It is a natural parental instinct to want to rescue our children the moment they face a hurdle. But if your child's block tower falls, or a toy rolls slightly out of reach, try to pause for a few seconds before stepping in.

Allowing your child to experience a small, controlled amount of everyday frustration is highly beneficial. This brief struggle:

 * Wires the prefrontal cortex—the part of the brain responsible for executive function, planning, and self-control.

 * Teaches emotional resilience and delayed gratification.

 * Builds critical problem-solving skills.

If we solve every problem for our kids instantly, we deprive their brains of the opportunity to practice and build these vital neural circuits.

 5. Turn Chores into Brain Exercises

You don’t need to wait until your children are teenagers to get them involved around the house. Even very young kids love to feel helpful, and simple household tasks are actually complex cognitive exercises in disguise.

Have your two-year-old hand you socks from the laundry basket, ask your three-year-old to help water the plants, or let your four-year-old sort plastic containers by size. Helping out:

 * Activates the frontal lobe, strengthening executive functions like planning and multi-step sequencing.

 * Refines both fine and gross motor coordination.

 * Promotes a sense of capability and self-efficacy, triggering a release of dopamine that reinforces motivation and builds lifelong self-confidence.

 The Takeaway

None of these five habits require extra money, special equipment, or even extra hours added to your day. By simply slowing down to interact, establishing a solid bedtime, embracing tiny struggles, sharing a daily book, and inviting your little helper into your chores, you are giving your child's brain the ultimate head start.

Mushe Semu warns that the new National Bank policy could harm consumers. (Full commentary available here)

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On July 6, 2018, the National Bank of Ethiopia announced in a press release following the Monetary Policy Committee No. 7 meeting that it had completely lifted the credit ceiling and increased the policy interest rate from 15 to 16 percent, while other issues remained unchanged. 

The National Bank’s previous policy of limiting the credit ceiling was used to limit the purchasing power and demand created through new loans and to limit the additional money created through loans, money circulation and velocity, and to combat inflation.

According to the policy issued by the National Bank today, when the credit ceiling was imposed, the movement was restricted and the large amount of money accumulated in commercial banks was exhausted and the opportunity was given to borrow at high interest rates and with close to zero risk.

This means that the National Bank, in accordance with the policy issued today, is using the almost zero risk of selling and borrowing through the Overnight Deposit Facility and Treasury Bills (T-Bills) as an advantage and by providing high interest rates, the private sector will accumulate the money that it already had to borrow, thereby using its competitive advantage to reduce the borrowing capacity of the private sector. (It is worth examining how the income can be generated since it requires additional income to pay the interest)

Instead of lending to the private sector at high risk, commercial banks should deposit most of their loans to the government in the form of Overnight Deposit Facility and Treasury Bills (T-Bills) at the National Bank and lend them at relatively high interest rates and close to zero risk. It is expected that after exhausting their entire lending capacity and lending to the National Bank, they will increase their remaining lending capacity to satisfy the credit hunger created in the private sector due to the ceiling that has been closed until now and lend to the private borrower at a new interest rate. 

Since the private sector is in a credit crunch and cannot operate without credit, instead of closing down the company, it is expected that it will accept the high interest rates charged by private banks and transfer the interest debt to the consumer, thereby taking the remaining loan in installments. 

As mentioned above, although the credit ceiling for private banks has been completely lifted through this policy, since the National Bank has increased the interest payment rate to 16%, the credit flow will flow to the National Bank, and the private sector will not be relieved of its credit crunch. 

In the short run, the consumer will be exposed to further inflation due to the forward shifting of costs in the private sector, and the cycle will continue to intensify. 

Another important issue that should be raised here is the question of what the National Bank will use the large amount of money that the banks have accumulated due to their failure to lend it out, by borrowing it from the private sector at a relatively high interest rate (16%)?! For non-value-added projects, for war, subsidies, salaries, etc., or for current expenses such as aid and loan payments to financial institutions... The result remains to be seen!!

Ethiopian best couple liyu and kidus life style and untold stories on maraki weg program by Gizachew Ashagrie

​Wondimu Jira is one of the most loved artists in Ethiopia. He has songs about love, unity, respect and hope. Yet he is single even if he is in his late 40s. 

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Meskerem Kebede is one of the most humble, funny, honest and open woman. On this show she has disclosed many funny and educative experiences she had in her younger self. Now she is married and settled to her long time lover.

This video deserves your time if you any to laugh, be mindful and get inspired by others experiences.

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Singer Tewodros Kassahun (Teddy Afro) Celebrates 50th Birthday

(Addis Ababa) — The legendary singer Tewodros Kassahun (Teddy Afro), who has earned a great name and fame in the history of modern Ethiopian music, officially celebrated his 50th birthday today, July 7, 2018.

This historic birthday, which has spanned half a century, has attracted great attention from his millions of fans, colleagues and artists at home and abroad. 

Since this morning, the congratulatory messages that have flooded social media have once again demonstrated the artist’s enduring love and popularity among the public.

According to music analysts, Teddy Afro, who celebrated his 50th birthday, has maintained his great influence and leadership in the history of Ethiopian art. 

The artist, who has been chronicling the country's history, love, and social emotions through five highly successful music albums and various singles over the past 25 years, is today considered an Ethiopian icon.

In particular, his constant motto "Love Wins" and his unique art of presenting historical events in music have contributed greatly to the development of Ethiopian music; this golden anniversary celebrated today is a special occasion to thank the artist for his great artistic service.

We congratulate all the artistic families and fans, and wish the great artist Tewodros Kassahun (Teddy Afro) a long life, perfect health, and continued artistic success.

Love Wins

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Yango Announces New Partnership Models for Local Business Owners to Strengthen Ethiopia’s Digital Transportation Ecosystem!

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Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – March 2018: Yango Ethiopia, a global technology company, Yango Group, held a partnership event at Skylight Hotel for potential and interested parties. The event brought together entrepreneurs, investors, and business owners to explore potential partnership opportunities in the rapidly expanding digital transportation ecosystem.

At the event, stakeholders from various fields showed great interest and enthusiasm to participate in the sector, with a large number of participants from businesses related to automotive, logistics, and transportation. The discussions focused on investment opportunities, partnership structures, and the role of the private sector in expanding Ethiopia’s growing digital transportation market.

During the event, Yango introduced three partnership models: the Connector model, which focuses on driver sourcing and community management; the Fleet Partner model, which allows investors to manage and control their own vehicles; and the Hybrid model, which combines both approaches by simultaneously managing the transportation service and expanding the relationship between drivers and the user community. 

Yango demonstrated an approach that supports entrepreneurship and encourages entrepreneurs to participate in Ethiopia’s growing transportation sector by creating a flexible and scalable partnership ecosystem. “Local partnerships play a fundamental role in the sustainable expansion of digital transport services. By implementing flexible partnership models, we continue to facilitate opportunities for entrepreneurs to create a conducive working environment that supports daily urban mobility. We strive to create an ecosystem that supports business growth, brings new ideas and improves the accessibility of urban digital services in Ethiopia by combining local capacity and expertise with global technology,” said Dr. Yeqenalem Abebe, Yango’s representative in Ethiopia. 

To ensure the provision of quality and sustainable services, Yango has detailed requirements for entities wishing to participate in the partnership. One of the most important of these is a valid Ethiopian business license and a proven track record. Under the model, partners are expected to hire sufficient staff and develop a coherent structure or have sufficient financial capacity to provide transport services. 

Yango announced that it will provide support to partners beyond the models. This includes, in particular, understanding customer needs, finding alternative ways to find drivers, and using real-time online task management technology to help with the process. The company also highlighted the additional opportunities that electric vehicles are creating in the ecosystem, which it says will lead to improvements in cost and revenue, as well as operational performance.

This initiative is part of Yango’s ongoing efforts to strengthen partnerships with local businesses in Ethiopia and establish a widespread and convenient transportation service network.

Entrepreneurs and companies interested in partnering with Yango and taking advantage of other opportunities can apply by filling out the information form: https://bit.ly/40kqkJH 

● About Yango Group

Yango Group is a global technology company that serves communities by transforming disruptive technologies into everyday, convenient services. With an unwavering commitment to innovation, it seamlessly transforms leading technologies from around the world into integrated everyday services in different parts of the world, constantly updating them. Its goal is to bridge the gap between the so-called big tech products and communities and make life easier.

I will not get married to someone who is in the movie! Actresses Hiwot and Bethlehem to promote the new movie "Anteneh" | Seifu on EBS

On Seifu Fantahun’s EBS show, actresses Hiwot and Betty asserted their right to personal boundaries in acting—they refuse to portray marrying a man on screen. This sparked discussion because one of them is already married to a fellow actor and has three children in real life. The title highlights the universal principle that everyone deserves the freedom to make their own choices, whether in professional roles or private life. It underscores themes of consistency, personal agency, and the difference between on-screen fiction and real-world realities, while defending women’s autonomy against societal scrutiny.

Bethlehem Sherefedin - the secret behind her success in her own words!

As PSG stun Liverpool, 

Atletico shock Barcelona at home!

The first leg of the Champions League concluded on Wednesday night with a clash between the big clubs. 

The matches in France and Spain produced results that will set the stage for the second round.

PSG 2-0 Liverpool

Paris Saint-Germain put on a fine display in front of their home fans as they hosted Liverpool at the Parc des Princes. The game was full of fast-paced action, with PSG securing a crucial victory thanks to their two new signings.

Desiree Douwe scored the opening goal with a brilliant finish.

Kvicha Kuvaratskelia added a superb solo goal to seal the victory for Paris Saint-Germain.

Liverpool face a tough task at home.

Barcelona 0-2 Atletico Madrid 

The Spanish giants' clash ended in a draw. Barcelona tried to take the lead on the pitch, but Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid were able to counter-attack.

Julian Alvarez showed his new Atletico talent in attack with the opening goal.

Alexandre Sorlotte scored the second goal to put Barcelona in danger.

The second leg of the tie will continue next week, with Barcelona and Liverpool looking to overturn the deficit.

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We officially launched this year’s Green Legacy Initiative today. We set a goal of planting 8 billion trees this year, and we are steadily moving towards our ambitious goal of 65 billion trees.

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Today, we officially launched this year’s Green Legacy Initiative. 8 billion trees planted, 65 billion trees planted, and 65 billion trees planted.

Today, we officially launched this year’s Green Legacy Initiative!

Today, we officially launched this year’s Green Legacy Initiative. With a target of planting 8 billion seedlings this year, we are steadily advancing towards our larger set goal of 65 billion trees.

Join the movement and leave your green legacy for future generations!

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Chaba: The Tanzanian Bushman Who Became an Internet Legend

If you've spent any time scrolling through wildlife or survival content online, you've probably run into Chaba. He's this Tanzanian bushman who seemingly came out of nowhere—and then suddenly, he was everywhere. Viral videos. Millions of views. People from all over the world completely mesmerized by the way he moves through the wilderness like it's his backyard. Because, well... it kind of is.

Here's the thing—nobody really knows Chaba's full backstory. There's no Wikipedia page with his birth date or family tree. But that almost makes it better? He's not some polished influencer with a media team. He's just a guy who knows the bush, knows survival, and happens to have a camera pointed at him every now and then.

What made people fall in love with his videos?

It's the raw authenticity. You watch him and his crew—hunting with handmade tools, climbing trees like it's nothing, foraging for food, reading animal tracks like most of us read street signs. There's no script. No dramatic music. Just real life in the East African wilderness. And honestly? It's captivating.

His calm confidence is what gets me. He doesn't show off. He just knows. You can tell this is knowledge passed down through generations, not something he learned from a YouTube tutorial. That's rare these days.

But Chaba is more than just a survival guy.

To a lot of people, he represents something bigger—a connection to a simpler way of life. In a world where we're glued to screens and stressed about notifications, here's a man who sleeps under the stars, reads the forest for signs, and lives completely in tune with nature. It's like a quiet reminder that we don't need all the noise.

And the friendship among his group? That's another thing that hits different. In video after video, you see them working as a team—sharing food, watching each other's backs, moving together like a unit. No egos. No drama. Just trust and loyalty. Honestly, we could all learn something from that.

The internet did its magic.

A guy from rural Tanzania, living a traditional life, became a global name because people were genuinely curious. That's the beauty of the digital age. It doesn't care about your background or your credentials. If your story is compelling, the world will find you. Chaba didn't chase fame—fame found him.

That said, there's still a lot of mystery around him. Most of what we know comes from clips, interviews, and fan discussions. No official biography. No deep-dive documentaries. In some ways, that adds to the legend. He's a real person, but he's also become this almost mythical figure—the bushman who captured the internet's heart.

So what's his real legacy?

I think it's this: fame isn't just for pop stars and athletes anymore. Sometimes it belongs to someone who simply lives their truth in a way that resonates with millions. Chaba didn't set out to be famous. He just lived his life, and the world leaned in.

He reminds us that there's still wonder in this world. That tradition has value. That resilience is beautiful. And that sometimes, the most unforgettable people are the ones who never tried to be unforgettable at all.

Let's be real about eating less:

Cutting back on food can be a game-changer for your health—but only if you do it the right way. We're talking about ditching the junk, not starving yourself. There's a huge difference between "I'm eating less" and "I'm eating better," and that difference is basically everything.

Here's what actually happens when you scale back smartly:

You drop the extra weight (without losing your mind).

Simple math—eat a little less than you burn, and your body starts using up stored fat. That alone drops your risk for stuff like type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, heart issues, and creaky joints. No magic pills, just consistency.

Your blood sugar stops acting like a rollercoaster.

When you cut way back on sugary crap and oversized portions, your body doesn't have to work overtime producing insulin. Everything stabilizes. Your energy stays even, your mood improves, and your diabetes risk plummets.

Your heart actually thanks you.

Smaller portions + less junk food = lower cholesterol and better blood pressure. Your blood flows easier, your heart isn't working as hard, and you just feel lighter (literally and figuratively).

You're not dragging through the afternoon anymore.

Ever eat a massive lunch and then feel like napping at your desk? That's your body screaming from overwork. Eating balanced meals keeps your digestion smooth, your sleep deeper, and your energy steady from morning to night.

Inflammation takes a back seat.

Chronic inflammation is basically the root of all evil—aging, disease, you name it. Cleaner eating and reasonable portions help keep it in check. It's not sexy, but it works.

And yeah, you might even live longer.

Studies on calorie restriction show it could help you age better by reducing stress on your cells. But let's be clear—this doesn't mean eating like a bird. It means eating smarter. Extreme dieting is a terrible idea.

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Now for the reality check:

Going too far is dangerous. I'm serious. If you slash calories recklessly, you're looking at:

· Fatigue that makes you useless

· Missing out on vitamins your body needs

· Hormones going haywire

· Losing muscle (not fat—the wrong kind of loss)

· Actually feeling worse mentally

So what's the sweet spot?

Keep it boring and boring works:

· Balanced meals with actual food

· Reasonable portions (you don't have to finish everything)

· Load up on veggies, fruits, protein, whole grains

· Kick processed stuff and sugar to the curb

And if you've got any health conditions or you're thinking about a major shift? Talk to a doctor or a nutritionist. Not Reddit. Not TikTok. A real pro.

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Food isn't the enemy. Overdoing the wrong stuff is. Eat well, eat enough, and eat like you actually give a damn about yourself. That's the whole secret.

The criticism and discussions about Ato Abebe Tola that we see on social media these days have gone beyond normal disagreement and reached a concerning level. Differences of opinion are natural, but we should be careful not to lose our humanity in the process.

Yes, many people openly comment on his appearance and personal traits. However, we must remember one important truth: no one chooses the way they are born. Physical appearance, natural features, and background are not things a person creates for themselves.

These are natural characteristics that are beyond human control. Every person lives with the appearance and identity they were given in life, and each individual deserves basic human dignity and respect.

When Ato Abebe looks at himself in the mirror each morning, he sees himself as a human being with value, emotions, family, and relationships. There are people who care about him, respect him, and call him a friend, brother, husband, or father. Like everyone else, he belongs to people who love and appreciate him.

My Personal Experience

This person has personally criticized and insulted me before. However, I chose not to respond with hatred or personal attacks. I do not believe that insulting someone’s appearance or natural identity solves any disagreement.

Even when many people use disrespectful nicknames or mocking language toward him on social media, I prefer to call him by his real name, “Ato Abebe,” with respect and dignity.

Because regardless of our opinions about him, he is still a human being. I do not want to use someone’s natural appearance as a weapon against them.

Friends, our disagreements should focus on ideas, actions, and public behavior — not on personal appearance or natural identity.

If you disagree with Ato Abebe’s political views, statements, or actions, challenge him with evidence, logic, and respectful criticism. That is a healthy and democratic approach.

But attacking someone’s physical appearance does not strengthen an argument. It only lowers the quality of public discussion and reflects negatively on those participating in it.

Please let us protect our humanity. Let us focus on thoughts, behavior, and actions rather than judging people based on appearance. Political disagreement should never remove compassion, dignity, and respect from our conversations.

France vs Argentina: The Round of 16 match of the 2018 World Cup in Russia is remembered…

Addis Ababa, June 10, 2018 (FMC) It is remembered that France faced Argentina in the round of 16 match of the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

The match, which reduced the number of participating countries from 32 to 16, attracted the attention of the entire sports family.

The atmosphere at the Kazan Arena Stadium, where the two national teams played, was special.

In the first minutes of the match, Marcos Rojo scored a perfect penalty after a foul on Kylian Mbappe, which gave France the lead.

In the final minutes of the first half, Di Maria scored for Argentina, bringing the score to 1-1.

As the second half began, Argentina took the lead through Gabriel Mercado, but the lead only lasted a few minutes.

A few minutes later, Pavard and Kylian Mbappe (2) scored goals to give France a 4-2 lead.

It is worth noting that when the fourth goal was scored, the Argentine national team fans left the stadium.

The regular ninety minutes ended and Sergio Aguero scored in the extra minute to give the Argentines hope.

Finally, the final whistle was blown, which brought tears to the eyes of the Argentines and joy to the French; The match ended in a 4-3 victory for France.

France, after Argentina's victory in the round of 16, defeated Uruguay in the quarter-finals, Belgium in the semi-finals, and Croatia in the final to win the 2018 World Cup.

The two national teams met in the 2022 World Cup final in Qatar, where Argentina won.

France and Argentina are expected to travel to the 2026 World Cup, which is being hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

According to Opta's preliminary analysis, France is ranked second in the 2026 World Cup, behind Spain.

Argentina, on the other hand, is ranked fourth in the 2026 World Cup, according to Opta's preliminary analysis.

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