UK ‘bases of death’ in Cyprus see controversy amid Middle East conflicts
“We don't want our island to be part of these wars,” Athina Kariati, a member of United for Palestine in Cyprus, told Euronews. “They are not for democracy, peace or justice.”
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Asian Cup Review: Was it the best Asian tournament of all time?
Qatar retained their title as champions of the 2023 AFC Asian Cup.
Liel Abada back in Celtic fold as decision looms over selection for crunch clash
Liel Abada is back in training with Celtic after Brendan Rodgers gave him time off to get his head right.
The IOC needs to prepare itself for inevitable impact of Israel-Palestine conflict on Paris Olympics
In a European women's basketball qualifier last week, Ireland's national team refused to shake hands or engage in the usual pre-game courtesies with their Israeli opponents. The reason stated by Ireland's basketball federation was that Israeli player Dor Saar, in an interview leading up to the game, had said the Irish players "are quite antisemitic."
Berlinale 2024 Preview: Everything you need to know about this year's Berlin Film Festival
We’re in for a busy time in Berlin this month...
Akram Afif: Qatar's Asian Cup hero says he would 'love' to play in Europe
Akram Afif lit up the Asian Cup final on Saturday, converting a hat-trick of penalties against Jordan to secure back-to-back continental titles for Qatar.
With or without Washington? Netanyahu vows to keep on fighting in Gaza
The head of Israel’s most right-wing government ever, helped in his brinkmanship by Hamas itself, has now piled on the demands for a hostage-prisoner exchange deal after nearly two weeks of truce talks.
Boycotting Israel fixture would mean a decade in the wilderness for Ireland - Basketball Ireland CEO John Feehan
Basketball Ireland CEO John Feehan has said that a boycott by the Ireland women's team of their EuroBasket qualifier against Israel would mean a decade in the wilderness for the sport in Ireland.