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Mehdi Taj, who turned back from Canadian border over ‘disrespectful treatment’, says the assurance is needed for the team to take part.
Madrid steps in to help the MV Hondius, a luxury cruise ship at the centre of an international health scare.
Zelensky slams Russia’s ‘utter cynicism’ as strikes shatter ceasefire hopes and underscore war’s deepening impasse.
The MV Hondius will be sailing to Spain’s Canary Islands, where the 150 people on board will be examined, cared for and sent home.
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The prime minister posted an example of a fake image appearing to show her sitting on her bed in her underwear.
Cambodia will now initiate a compulsory conciliation mechanism under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea.
Khartoum rocked by new attacks as Sudan again alleges UAE and Ethiopia involvement in the civil war.
Higher fuel, food, transport and utility costs forced inflation to 7.2 per cent last month, the highest since March 2023.
The company has promoted more affordable offerings to woo customers grappling with higher costs of living triggered by soaring fuel prices.
Discussions at a summit in Armenia are a further sign of deepening European defence ties under rising US pressure.
Moscow threatens ‘massive’ strike on Kyiv if May 9 parade is disrupted, as Ukraine plans own truce starting Tuesday night.
The Trumps’ World Liberty Financial accused Sun of launching a ‘public smear campaign’.
Lack of deal from the two nations, which accounted for almost 25 per cent of TV, digital streaming reach for 2022 tournament, is unusual.
Toto Wolff wary of Italy’s World Cup failure adding to hype around driver, who has become first Italian to win three straight races since 1952.
Vienna, home to a large diplomatic presence, has long had a reputation as a den of spies.
NAC Breda had contested 6-0 defeat to Go Ahead Eagles, whose defender Dean James was part of Indonesia’s World Cup qualifying campaign.
Every year, an amateur competition in Krasnoyarsk, Russia, marks the end of the ski season by challenging participants to ski over a pool.
Friedrich Merz denies his criticism of the Iran war triggered Trump to announce drawdown of 5,000 soldiers.
The French hard-left leader will make another run for the presidency next year, his fourth bid for the top job.
Cherie DeVaux secures landmark win in America’s most famous horse race, becomes first woman to train winner.
Jet fuel prices have doubled during the conflict, and a Trump-backed US$500 million bailout did not materialise.
Kostiantynivka, along with other cities in eastern Ukraine, forms part of a so-called fortress belt well-fortified against Russian attack.
The case is being closely watched as governments across the US pursue similar claims seeking to force big tech platforms to change to protect young users.
The German defence minister said the US withdrawal of 5,000 troops from Germany was expected, spurring Europe to improve its defences against Russia.
Court case involving defender Dean James, who was part of Indonesia’s World Cup qualifying campaign, could lead to 133 matches being replayed.
Japan has linked Ukraine’s fate to its own security as it faces China’s growing military power.
About 400 indigenous people gathered at the hospital where the suspect was taken after being beaten unconscious by locals.
The FCC advanced a proposal to bar all Chinese labs from testing electronics, including phones, cameras and computers, for use in the US.
State media broadcast a photograph of the Nobel laureate flanked by two uniformed personnel – the first public image of her in years.
