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Marketa Vondrousova, who won Wimbledon in 2023, was issued a four year suspension after she refused to submit a sample.

The United Kingdom will have its seventh prime minister in a decade.

Qatar's Prime Minister told Al Jazeera that reports of him snubbing the US vice president were unfounded.

Follow updates as Messi's Argentina play Austria in Group J, including the build-up, analysis and live text commentary.

Export ban follows move by Pentagon to blacklist major Chinese companies such as Alibaba and Baidu.

Warning comes as country braces for likely fourth consecutive year of punishing monsoon, expected to arrive this month.

Election results show Trump-endorsed millionaire Abelardo de la Espriella wins by razor-thin margin.

JD Vance touts progress on key issues in US-Iran negotiations.

SOUTHCOM said it notified the US Coast Guard about the 'six male survivors' without providing details of their rescue.

Surfers still ride the waves off Gaza despite the ever-present threat of becoming an Israeli military target.

As anti-immigrant rhetoric intensifies in Canada, community advocates say Muslim communities face heightened risks.

Overcrowded camps in DR Congo face heightened risks, with displacement adding layers of complexity to the Ebola crisis.

There is a growing body of evidence of the systematic nature of sexual assaults against Palestinian detainees.

Turtle conservationist Mona Khalil has died after an Israeli air strike on her home near Tyre, Lebanon.

After less than two years as PM, Keir Starmer announces his resignation amid mounting pressure from own Labour Party.

Starmer resigned as Labour leader after losing his party's support and as Andy Burnham eyes the UK's top position.

There won't be a rupture, but there won't be business as usual, either.

Cairo erupts in celebration after Egypt's first ever win in a World Cup.

The debate comes after a petition expressed concern over Israeli lobbies' influence in the UK.

UK Labour Party Leadership contest may loom after UK PM Starmer resigns.

The British prime minister took office at a challenging time, but critics accuse him of weakness and poor judgement.

As digital consumption grows and e-waste mounts, burden of managing that waste falls on workers with little protection.

The UK is to get its seventh prime minister in less than 10 years, after Keir Starmer confirmed he is to step down.

Wyndham Clark secures a wire-to-wire victory despite hostile reception from New York crowd.

Experts warn unresolved questions over Lebanon could complicate efforts to secure a lasting agreement.

Keir Starmer is under intense pressure from his own Labour Party to announce plans to step down as prime minister.

Technical talks to continue in the resort of Burgenstock after progress on issues of Strait of Hormuz and Lebanon.

The leader of governing Labour Party has faced growing pressure to step down after months of declining popularity.

Far right lawyer Abelardo De La Espriella, who won backing of Donald Trump, seals narrow victory in run-off election.

60-day US-Iran talks will be really hard'

Mediators Qatar and Pakistan hail 'encouraging progress' on the first day of Iran-US talks.

The first round of US-Iran talks has ended with both sides agreeing on a roadmap towards a final deal.

New Yorkers gathered for the 24th annual "Solstice in Times Square" event to celebrate the summer solstice.

Colombian outsider Abelardo de la Espriella in an armoured vehicle next to his vice-presidential candidate.

Blast at Ras Laffan Industrial City caused by 'technical malfunction', Qatar's Ministry of Interior says.

Salah led Egypt to their first victory in the country's 92-year tournament history against New Zealand.

Gas sales in Russian-controlled Crimea have halted after Ukrainian drone strikes on the peninsula's supply route.

Japanese fans stayed behind after celebrating their 4-0 victory over Tunisia, by collecting rubbish from the stands.

Right-wing candidate Abelardo de la Espriella has claimed victory in Colombia's presidential election.

Ship tracking data shows sharp fall in transits as US and Iranian officials hold talks to save fragile peace framework.

Negotiators from the US and Iran wrapped a day of talks in Switzerland.

Ronaldo has faced criticism after his performance in Portugal's first match of the FIFA World Cup.

Health officials defend the restrictions, but traders say the measures have disrupted the flow of goods and income.

Uruguay could need a win over Spain next weekend to avoid a second consecutive FIFA World Cup group-stage exit.

Egyptian fans gathered outside BC Place in Vancouver ahead of their World Cup match against New Zealand.

Iranian fans in Tehran watched their team secure a 0-0 draw against Belgium at the World Cup in Los Angeles.

US, Iran establish committee to oversee talks and a 'de-confliction cell' to end attacks in Lebanon, mediators say.

Palestinians in Gaza gathered to watch Spain's World Cup victory over Saudi Arabia.

Nathan Ngoy was sent off for hauling down Mehdi Taremi, whose first-half strike was ruled offside in close Group G game.

Professor and political analyst Mahjoub Zweiri breaks down what intentions behind US-Iran talks will result in.