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US president-elect Donald Trump has suggested that China could play a key role in brokering peace between Russia and Ukraine, in comments that referenced the dramatic collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s 50-year regime in Syria on Sunday. “Too many lives are being so needlessly wasted, too many families destroyed, and if it keeps going, it can turn into something much bigger, and far worse. I know Vladimir well. This is his time to act. China can help. The World is waiting,” Trump said in a social media post. The Chinese embassy in Washington did not respond immediately to a request for comment.1 2 Hyderabad: A Mercedes crashed into a divider, damaging an electric pole near City Centre Mall in Banjara Hills early Monday morning. Police said the driver, identified as Nazeer, was speeding, which caused him to lose control. Although speculations were rife on social media that a woman was involved in the accident and that she was intoxicated, police said the case is under investigation. IPL 2025 mega auction IPL Auction 2025: Who went where and for how much IPL 2025: Complete list of players of each franchise The vehicle is owned by a jeweller residing on Road No. 10 in Banjara Hills, the cops said. Police said the incident occurred around 2am and that they were alerted by passersby. A night patrol team from Banjara Hills police station arrived at the scene and found Nazeer near the vehicle. While the front of the car was damaged in the crash, Nazeer was unhurt. He was immediately taken to the police station, where a breathalyser test confirmed he was not driving under the influence. Investigation revealed the jeweller and his wife, who owns the car, were returning home after attending a party at a star hotel on Road No. 1, Banjara Hills. Nazeer was behind the wheel when the accident occurred. Police said that as they approached the junction, Nazeer began speeding on the empty road. When attempting to take a left turn, he lost control and crashed into the median.Authorities are investigating whether there was any foul play or if the driver may have been swapped. "We are reviewing CCTV footage from the hotel and other locations along the route to determine the facts," said KM Raghavendra, SHO of Banjara Hills police station.super jili 88 。

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NoneMANCHESTER: Pep Guardiola said he expected a slip in Manchester City’s standards sooner or later but even he has been shocked by the English champions’ implosion in a five-game losing streak. After losing four consecutive matches for the first time in his decorated managerial career, Guardiola backed himself to turn the situation around by signing a two-year extension to his contract on Thursday. Just 48 hours later, the positivity that deal created was punctured as City were humbled 4-0 by Tottenham to lose at home for the first time in 52 matches. A side that has created history by winning an unprecedented four Premier League titles is now caught in a negative spiral. Guardiola conceded his star-studded squad are “fragile” and low on confidence after a run that also included defeats to Bournemouth and Brighton, either side of a 4-1 Champions League thrashing by Sporting Lisbon. “Being here for eight years, I knew that sooner or later we would drop,” said the former Barcelona and Bayern Munich boss. “Of course we never expect to lose three Premier League games in a row. In that time we always expected a drop, but we were incredibly consistent. “However, we cannot deny the reality that sometimes in football and sometimes in life it’s here.” There remains plenty of time in the season for Guardiola’s men to arrest their decline. However, there are serious questions whether they have the personnel or physical capacity to do so after years of going deep into the well every season. — AFP Before kick-off against Tottenham, Rodri was welcomed back to the Etihad for the first time since winning the Ballon d’Or, awarded to the world’s best player over the previous year. The Spanish midfielder’s name was lit up in fireworks and a giant carpet spread across the entire pitch. Yet, it was once the action began that City really showed just how fundamental he has been to their success in recent years. Rodri suffered a season-ending knee injury in September’s 2-2 draw against Arsenal and City’s title aspirations looked to have disappeared with him. Since the start of last season, City have lost once in 53 matches with Rodri and nine in 25 without. Reliance on Haaland Kevin De Bruyne made his return from a two-month injury layoff in the closing stages against Spurs but at 33 is now regularly sidelined by fitness issues. And the pace that made captain Kyle Walker one of the Premier League’s finest ever right-backs is now beginning to fade as Timo Werner tore past the England defender to set up Brennan Johnson’s fourth goal for Tottenham. The decision to sell Julian Alvarez to Atletico Madrid for £82 million ($103 million) and not replace the Argentine looks increasingly misguided. There is little back up to Erling Haaland as a goal threat. The Norwegian has carried the burden with 15 goals, while no one else has more than three. “This is a City side currently in decline,” said former Manchester United captain and pundit Gary Neville. “It seems madness, when you think about what they’ve achieved. They’re easy to play against and teams are encouraged when playing them. The vulnerabilities are clear for everyone to see.” Worse could be to come as City travel to Premier League leaders Liverpool next weekend. Defeat at Anfield, where City have not won in front of a crowd since 2003, could see the defending champions fall 11 points behind the Reds. Guardiola conceded that would be too great a margin to bridge but his immediate priority is on stopping the rot against Feyenoord in the Champions League on Tuesday. City are well-placed to make the knockout stage but have plenty of work to do to guarantee a place in the last 16 via a top-eight finish in the new format of Europe’s top club competition. “There are many things that are going to happen that we need to do to break the results as much as possible to get more positive and confident,” he added. “We are not used to losing so many games in a row. That’s happened. We have to do everything now to change, especially the next one.”- AFP