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Iga Swiatek swept into the semi-finals of the French Open on Tuesday following a 6-0, 6-2 annihilation of the fifth seed Marketa Vondrousova.

Popular social network TikTok approved adverts containing political disinformation ahead of European polls, a report showed Tuesday, flouting its own guidelines and raising questions about its ability to detect election falsehoods.

Just days after securing the Champions League, Real Madrid announced its ambitions to maintain its domestic and European dominance with the announcement that the former Paris Saint-Germain striker Kylian Mbappé had joined the club on a five-year deal.

A collective of French charities that has been a persistent critic of the 2024 Paris Olympics have accused organisers of carrying out a 'year of social cleansing' across the capital ahead of the start of the Games.

Amid warnings of the disproportionate climate impacts faced by the world’s children, and particularly by girls, UN climate talks in Germany will on Tuesday host a day of “expert dialogue” aimed at offering solutions to reverse the injustice.

For the best part of two hours on Monday afternoon, Novak Djokovic seemed destined to be parting from his French open crown as he limped and languished his way through the third and fourth sets against the 23rd seed Francisco Cerundolo.

Thirty-five years ago, Wang Dan was number one on China's most-wanted list. The student leader, who headed months of mass protests at Beijing's Tiananmen Square, was arrested after the army violently removed the demonstrators and spent years in jail. Now living in exile in the US, he reflects on how…

Separatists in the French Overseas Pacific territory of New Caledonia have renewed pressure on Paris to drop a planned voting reform that triggered weeks of deadly unrest.

As South African President Cyril Ramaphosa urges unity and open dialogue about the upcoming coalition, former President Jacob Zuma boycotted the results ceremony. Despite finishing third, Zuma's uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) party has refused to acknowledge the results. However, the party may still hold significant influence over the country's future.