Quel combat ! A l'occasion des quarts de finale de l'Open d'Australie, Matteo Berrettini affrontait le Français Gaël Monfils en night session. Parfait
Les années passent, mais Rafa ne perd pas son caractère. Sous la chaleur de Melbourne, Rafael Nadal a dû s'arracher ce mardi pour venir à bout de Deni
Some of the food donated to flood victims by President Salva Kiir is being sold in a Bor market, an activist says
Group allegedly planned to blow up a bridge near Governor Gretchen Whitmer's home to thwart police response
Investigation has been opened into crime that carries the death penalty in majority-Muslim nation
At least 15 females have come forward
Italian police also arrested an Italian naval officer who is accused of passing information to the Russians
Floyd's death last May while in police custody sparked worldwide protests against police abuse of minorities
The military says within the past week, at least 23 separatist rebels and three soldiers have been killed, but local people say most of those killed w
Officials say Christian Secor was ordered held without bail during his first appearance in federal court
Yvickel Dabresil was one of 23 people arrested Sunday and accused of plotting to overthrow President Jovenel Moise
Embattled Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's allies elected to leadership positions in Congress
The court cleared Ahmed Omar Sheikh, a British national, and his three Pakistani accomplices in the case of all the charges
The two women were abducted, then found decapitated near a main road in northeast Syria, local reports said
Variant may be more contagious, but so far, officials say it does not appear to cause more severe illness
The Vietnamese died when oxygen levels dropped in the back of a truck as human traffickers took them from Belgium into Britain
Three soldiers stand accused in February 14 Ngarr-buh massacre; Human Rights Watch says 21 civilians, including 13 children and a pregnant woman, were
Kylie Moore-Gilbert, an academic at Melbourne University, was serving a 10-year sentence in Iran for spying
Inquiry finds credible evidence' of the murder' of 39 people
Spokesman for Ahmadi community denounces attack, saying victim was 'killed because of his faith' and four members of community have been killed in Pes
Human rights activists express concern over what they call an uptick of blasphemy accusation cases against the Shiite minority in Pakistan - more than
New York Times reporter, Afghan journalist, and their driver were taken hostage in 2008
The 16-year-old boy was in stable condition with head trauma and a wrist fracture following the incident in Santiago on Friday
Sharia court in the northern state of Kano convicted Omar Farouq of using foul language against Allah; Islamic scholar says age is not the point in Sh
The largest return to school in the world comes as daily infections and deaths from the outbreak in the country of 220 million have steadily declined
Man from Illinois shot several times in front of the judge during a hearing
A report estimated the membership of the Islamic State affiliate in Afghanistan at 2,200 and while its leadership has been depleted it still counts am
A senior army commander instead blames Indian border forces for escalating tensions along the Line of Control
After a Hindu temple was vandalized in Pakistan's capital, Amnesty International demands action from authorities
UN Commission says more than one million people are displaced and trapped in Idlib, scarred by fighting and abuses by all warring parties and forced t
Officials have not been seen since Monday morning
Officials have not been seen since Monday morning
A Georgia judge finds enough evidence for three white men accused of killing a black man to go to trial
Health workers account for about a quarter of all of Mexico's coronavirus infections
Observers say it is too risky to gather thousands of political elite in Beijing
Case was first in Somalia to obtain conviction using DNA
Judge Claudio Bonadio, who died Tuesday after suffering a brain tumor, had pursued treason charge against Argentinian Vice President Kirchner for 2013
Judge Claudio Bonadio, who died Tuesday after suffering a brain tumor, had pursued treason charge against Argentinian Vice President Kirchner for 2013
The World Health Organization says Afghanistan, Pakistan and Nigeria are the only countries in the world where polio has not been eliminated