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World number two Sabalenka's season came to a disappointing end after she failed to reach the WTA Finals semifinals.
A migrant caravan of more than a thousand people is heading towards the US border from southern Mexico.
Israel’s far-right is accused of embedding a hardline agenda so deeply that reversing it may prove almost impossible.
Mauricio Pochettino has bid an emotional farewell to US football as he prepares to take charge of Manchester United.
Analysts say the pact, agreed amid the US-Iran war, aims to deter attacks rather than build an offensive alliance.
An ex-minister faces a bribery probe as Hungary's new government investigates alleged corruption during Orban's rule.
Anti-corruption authorities in Hungary say they found around $18 million in hidden cash.
Former opener Warner was banned for a year for his involvement in the 2018 'Sandpapergate' incident in South Africa.
The New York Knicks look unlikely to advance to the NBA Cup knockout rounds after falling to the Indiana Pacers.
'Situation cannot become new normal', says UN's Khaled Khiari, as Iran reports three more vessels hitting mines.
A 17-year-old Australian teenager who went missing for six days has been reunited with his mother.
Netherlands' 7-0 annihilation of Greece means the Germans will likely need to win on Monday to reach the quarterfinals.
US House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries faced repeated heckling at a Democratic conference in Denver.
Zuma squandered Mbeki’s gains, while Ramaphosa’s dithering turned the ANC’s promised renewal into a fight for survival.
ASEAN summit comes as US president embarks on Asia trip that will see him meet China's Xi.
The Abu Dhabi talks reveal Moscow’s growing leverage over Ukraine and a shifting Western approach to peace.
Salah scored twice to take his international tally to 70 and surpass former captain Hossam Hassan’s record.
Palace denies timing of warrant is linked to Trump’s visit to Manila next week.
Health officials warn that falling numbers of recorded infections may conceal a worsening disease crisis in Taiz.
Globally, one in nine people lives with diabetes, as blockbuster injectable drugs begin making way for tablets instead.
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