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NEW DELHI: Spain's rising tennis star found his footing at the ATP Finals with a convincing victory over Andrey Rublev on Wednesday. Alcaraz, currently ranked world number two, faced an initial setback in the tournament with a defeat against Alexander Zverev in the round-robin stage. However, he rebounded with a…

Barely a week after Hamas’ attack on Israeli soldiers and civilians on October 7 and the subsequent airstrikes by the Israeli Defence Force on the Gaza Strip, talk of a ceasefire had already begun.

Alsu Kurmasheva is a dual US-Russian citizen and journalist who has been detained by Russia since October 18, charged with failing to register as a “foreign agent” despite having travelled to Russia for a family emergency. She faces up to five years in prison if convicted. Her husband has called…

After four failed attempts, the U.N. Security Council has scheduled a vote Wednesday on a resolution which would call for “urgent and extended humanitarian pauses and corridors throughout the Gaza Strip” in the Israel-Hamas war

Kim Sengupta returns to Kamianka in eastern Ukraine – the scene of one of the most extraordinary exchanges he has witnessed during the 21-month war – to hear about the struggle to rebuild amid accusations of Russian collusion and vast destruction

EU considers massive military and state aid packages as Ukraine claims 10,000 Russian troops killed in Avdiivka assault.

The European Union’s executive has proposed to the member states a new package of sanctions targeting Russia

Sweden’s prosecution authority has appealed a ruling that acquitted a Russian-born Swedish businessman who had been accused of collecting information for Russia’s military intelligence service for almost a decade

Ukraine claims to have secured foothold on the eastern bank of the Dnipro 'against all odds'

The Ukrainian forces have long established positions in several areas on the eastern bank of the Dnieper and sought to expand them, using boats to ferry supplies

Broadcaster NDR launches investigation after Hubert Seipel admits receiving support for work on two books on Russian leader