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The 26-year-old Tunisian beat former champion Muguruza on Friday and will take on 2020 French Open champion Swiatek next

France suspended the operations early last month following the West African country's second coup in less than a year.

Winner will take on either England or Ukraine in the semi-final at Wembley on Wednesday.

Senior UN official says humanitarian situation in conflict-hit northern Ethiopian region has 'worsened dramatically'.

England manager says win over Germany to reach quarter-finals will count for little if they fail to make the semis.

The storm already ripped off roofs, destroyed crops and downed trees and power lines in the eastern Caribbean on Friday.

Paqueta scores the only goal of the match in defending champions' win over Chile.

Landslide swept away homes in the city of Atami in Shizuoka prefecture.

Conservative opposition ARENA party accused of embezzling funds from a donation from Taiwan between 2003 and 2004.

Several government ministers, military coup leaders and adult members of their families are among those being targeted.

Best of the week and behind the scenes.

US makes pledge to Indonesia as new cases, deaths surge with Jakarta predicting 100,000 active cases in the coming days.

A white former Nashville police officer will serve three years or less in prison for death of 25-year-old Black man.

Italy will now face Spain at Wembley on Tuesday for a place in the Euro 2020 final.

The standoff could delay plans to pump more oil through the end of the year to cool oil prices.

Ra'am party is walking a fine line between its Palestinian-Israeli voters and Israel's far-right partners.

UEFA sponsors such as Volkswagen have been barred from using rainbow-coloured ads on billboards.

After a 1-1 draw, Unai Simon made two saves in a shoot-out to keep Spain's bid for a record fourth European crown alive.

The Future Generations Fund is managed by the Kuwait Investment Authority and has over 50% of its investments in the US.

Justices decline to take up Washington state case of florist sanctioned for refusing to provide flowers for gay wedding.

Weather forecasts warn of high temperatures portending crop damage and water supply shortages.

Governor Eduardo Leite of Rio Grande do Sul could challenge Jair Bolsonaro, who has espoused anti-gay rhetoric.

The African Union's COVID-19 envoy strongly criticised Europe for failing to deliver doses it promised.

Americans bought 15 million more packs of gum in May than in January as COVID-19 masking restrictions eased.

The proposal will require refunds if airlines fail to deliver a bag within 12 hours of a passenger's US flight landing.

List of missing and feared dead reduced to 128 after some found safe and duplicate names removed, Miami-Dade mayor says.

Lebanon's army chief Joseph Aoun has warned the armed forces might collapse if not financially supported.

A record number of migrants and refugees are entering Lithuania from Belarus as tensions between Brussels, Minsk simmer.

Bank of England staff reviewed academic research on the issue and shared some surprising findings.

We round up the numbers from the week’s top economic stories to keep you up to date.

The surprise probe piles on the scrutiny of Didi over concerns ranging from antitrust issues to data security.

The move by Tarek Bitar will include senior security officials and politicians, including caretaker PM Hassan Diab.

The position has been vacant since May 2019 when former German President Horst Kohler stepped down.

Sex abuse scandal widens at Christian-affiliated scouting group as insurance companies balk at scope of settlement.

Maritime authorities say Libyan vessel endangered lives of migrants during chase in Mediterranean Sea.

Admirers laud the Amazon empire Bezos built, but labour activists and monopoly watchdogs question how he did it.

Drive by Republicans to unseat governor of US's largest state will go to California voters in rare special election.

Authorities are trying to increase the speed and effectiveness of vaccinations as the infectious Delta variant spreads.

Israeli forces again open fire on Palestinians demonstrating against recent and planned home demolitions.

Since the coronavirus pandemic struck, the number of omnibuses operating in Zimbabwe has fallen dramatically.

Refugee Council study reveals that in 2020, more than 33,000 asylum seekers waited a year or longer for a decision.

Tesla said its delivery count should be viewed as slightly conservative, and final numbers could vary by 0.5% or more.

In Canada, 'anti-Islamophobia' is being used as yet another tool to consolidate the Islamophobic status quo.

Renewed strength of job creation in June comes as employers continue to boost wages to lure unemployed back to work.

Many cities scrapped Canada Day events as scandal over Indigenous children made them confront their colonial history.

Authorities say banning fans from venues is still an option with the Games opening in just three weeks.

Greeks are divided over restoration work at the millennia-old monument, while visitors welcome the changes.

Government denies accusation it is 'using hunger as weapon of war' during the conflict that started last November.

Critics say UAPA being used as 'political weapon to silence' activists and 'demonise Muslims, Kashmiris as terrorists'.

Local and international leaders join Zambian citizens in paying respects to country's first president at state service.