An-Najah News - The International Swimming Federation said in a statement on Monday that it has decided to postpone the 2021 World Championships in Fukuoka, Japan.

This is for one year, to be held between March 13 and 29, 2022, to avoid any conflict with the deferred Tokyo Summer Games.

The decision comes after the postponement of the Tokyo Summer Olympics 2020 until next year due to the Corona virus crisis.

The Swiss-based Swimming Federation of Lausanne has been forced to postpone the tournament because its original date, scheduled for July 16 and August 1 2021, conflicts with the new deadline for the Tokyo Olympics.

Fukuoka Mayor Suichiro Takashima said the championship program will remain the same without excluding any competitions or events from it.

An-Najah News - The British newspaper “The Sun” said that the German-born Turkish star, Masoud Ozil, Arsenal football player, donated 80 thousand pounds to the Turkish Red Crescent.

The newspaper pointed out that Ozil donated to support the provision of aid and breakfasts to 16 thousand Muslim people in Turkey and Syria, during the month of Ramadan, which began on 23^rd of April.

The newspaper also noted that Ozil, who is of Turkish descent, has been secretly donating for years, to help 1,000 children and feed 100,000 homeless people.

Ozil's move comes a few days after he came under harsh criticism, for refusing to cut his salary with Arsenal, who is suffering financially after the English Premier League pauses due to the outbreak of the Coruna virus.

Ozil has become one of the highest-paid Arsenal players, since he moved in 2013 from Real Madrid, for 42.5 million pounds.