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Warning from head of UN nuclear watchdog comes after Zaporizhzhia plant loses power for sixth time

It’s unfair and costly to consumers to allow gas companies to get away with not providing basic transparency and safety information to consumers and regulators.

Defence department reportedly unwilling to share intelligence over fears precedent could be set against US soldiers fighting foreign wars

The sixth-year student was part of the first-ever women’s Scottish Under-19 side for the World Cup.

MUMBAI: Former BCCI secretary Niranjan Shah has a solution for halting this recent trend in India of making spinner-friendly pitches on which Test matches are finishing inside three days on a regular basis now. He wants the International Cricket Council to stop conducting the World Test Championship.

Management in Indore have blamed the BCCI and Indian team leaders for the third Test pitch receiving the dreaded "poor" rating from the ICC.

Investigation urged after video on social media apparently shows Russian troops executing Ukraine soldier.

Alexander Lukashenko put our airbases and resources at Russia disposal. His fall would accelerate victory for Ukraine, says Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, leader of the democratic opposition in Belarus

Australia came back to cut India's lead in the four-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy to 2-1 after winning the third Test in Indore, but the rank turners used in the three Tests have been the topic of discussion. But former Australia pacer Michael Kasprowicz finds the "hype" unnecessary as the tracks are…

UK intelligence says Ukraine attempting to reinforce contested city with elite units but resupply lines increasingly limited

NEW DELHI: Former Australian captain Mark Taylor has come down hard on the pitches used for the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Taylor, who played 104 Tests for Australia between 1989 and 1999,, alleged that some amount of "skullduggery" must have been involved in preparation of such tracks.