Grande déception dès le début de la saison 2023. Iga Swiatek n'a pas résisté à Elena Rybakina ce dimanche, en huitième de finale de l'Open d'Australie
Le monde du tennis s'est trouvé un nouveau chouchou : Carlos Alcaraz. Dimanche soir, l'Espagnol a bluffé la planète tennis en remportant le Masters 10
Shares in American Airlines, United Airlines and Delta Air Lines were sharply higher on Tuesday
April was Brazil's deadliest month of the pandemic
'Northern Ireland Protocol' in Britain's EU exit deal mandates border checks across the Irish Sea, angering pro-British, unionist supporters in Northe
Lawmakers from Aung San Suu Kyi's deposed civilian government craft new constitution as Myanmar marks coup's 2-month anniversary
Appeal comes ahead of pledging conference in Brussels seeking to raise a record $10 billion
Government-affiliated group suspends all activities as it calls on junta to end arrests of unarmed civilians
Such fluctuations affect fish migration, agriculture and transportation that nearly 70 million people rely on for their livelihoods and food security
Satellite images show two Eritrean refugee camps, Hitsats and Shimelba, which had hosted 25,000 people, have been demolished
Recent intercommunal clashes killed or wounded hundreds and displaced tens of thousands in the troubled western Sudanese region
Handful of Republicans join Democrats in approving measure with a vote of 232-197, making president first leader in US history to be impeached twice
North Korea has faced a number of challenges in 2020 with COVID-19 and a series of typhoons putting more pressure on an economy already battered by in
More than one million people are caught in a devastating cycle of violence and abuse in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province
More than 330 students remain missing from the Government Science Secondary School in Kankara after gunmen with assault rifles attacked their school F
Marcia Fudge and Susan Rice are tapped for senior administration jobs; Katherine Tai would be first person of Taiwanese descent as US trade representa
UN refugee agency says thousands of Ethiopians flee fighting in Tigray region for neighboring Sudan/
Local election officials in Nevada and Arizona say they are calling on law enforcement to protect their staff as ballot counting continues in the pres
Black, Latino youth vote overwhelmingly blue
Opposition politicians say authorities have targeted them with violence and intimidation, while some internet and phone services were cut off
Egypt's 2020 parliamentary election is the Country's third since the 2011 'Arab Spring' revolution
Opposition candidate Cellou Dalein Diallo claims fraud, activists decry crackdown on critics of March referendum allowing president a third term
President Alpha Conde, 82, seeks controversial third term
Authorities are hoping Tuesday's Muslim celebration of Grand Magal in Senegal will not become a spreader event for the coronavirus
Move follows warning issued by the Supreme Court in April that inmates in the country's overcrowded prisons could become victims of the coronavirus
Tropical Storms Laura and Marco both appeared to be heading toward the same general area.
Fighting is mainly between nomadic settlers or herders and farmers; issues around land use and ownership are the root cause of the crisis, but sects a
If a rebound in COVID-19 cases continues governments may consider regional or nationwide confinement
Some 1,656 government-approved candidates are running this year for the 250-seat People's Assembly
Demand for mail-in ballots is surging, election workers are in need of training and polling booths might have to be outfitted with protective shields
Betsy DeVos says it is safe in the face of surging coronavirus cases, but local school officials are wary
Gay rights have provoked fierce debate in campaign
New infections spiked in India, Iran and U.S. states ranging from Florida to Texas to Arizona as authorities struggled restart economic activity witho
Republican Colin Powell said he 'cannot in any way support President Trump' this year
State and federal officials have offered differing assessments of who the outsiders are
Kyoto, Osaka and Hyogo among 7 prefectures included in last month's original emergency decree
It would be the fifth two-week extension to the state of emergency
House members change rules following fierce debate
About 250 Louvre workers, mainly those who guard the treasured artworks or greet visitors, voted Monday to stay off the job until management presents
#BlackCesars drive says minorities are often relegated to secondary roles in the movie industry
Mexico has extradited Ruben Oseguera, leading to fears his gang, the most violent in Mexico, may stage retaliations
The flu's first wave killed 14,000 Americans; health officials are to begin testing some patients with flu symptoms for coronavirus
On a poor continent where health care capacity is limited, early detection of any outbreak is crucial
With Syrian forces closing in on rebel-held Idlib, Turkey re-enforces its military presence in the rebel enclave, as Erdogan warns Moscow to rein in D
Hundreds of former prisoners will return to the Nazi concentration camp at Auschwitz to mark the 75th anniversary of its liberation
1.1 million people, mostly Jews, were murdered at the Nazi extermination camp
At least 377 people were injured in Saturday's clashes, according to the Red Cross and the Lebanese Civil Defense
The government is insisting child rights must be respected, though there has been growing violence by both students and their parents
The Paris fire service said the pre-dawn blaze that singed a corner of the La Rotonde eatery was quickly extinguished
Democratic Party activists in Iowa and Nevada will use programs downloaded to their personal phones to report the results of caucus gatherings to the