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Wales are one win from “living the dream” at the World Cup and manager Robert Page says they would have to “strip the emotions away” were they to meet war-torn Ukraine for a place in Qatar.
NATO’s support has been a “crucial factor” in enabling Ukraine to resist Russia’s invading forces, secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg has told Euronews.
Rafael Nadal has been praised for his dedication by Ash Barty off the back of her retirement. The world No 1 made the shock decision to walk away from tennis earlier this week despite being the world's current best WTA player and the reigning champion of both Wimbledon and the Australian Open.
LONDON: The British government said Thursday it expected to see “clear and lasting evidence of positive progress” across English cricket after a damaging racism scandal rocked the sport. Former spin bowler Azeem Rafiq accused Yorkshire of failing to deal adequately with the abuse he suffered while playing for the county side, saying he had been driven to thoughts of suicide.
DUBAI: Asia’s Arab teams were in action in the penultimate round of World Cup qualifiers on Thursday and, while Saudi Arabia secured qualification in Group B, results in Group A were mixed in the hunt for that vital third-place play-off spot, and the right to meet Australia.
Irish boxer Michael Conlan brands sport organisation AIBA 'cheats'
Militarily neutral but with unequivocal European aspirations and with an economy heavily dependent on both the West and Russia, Moldova is Ukraine´s most fragile neighbour. Euronews Journalist Julián López Gómez went to the small nation to understand how the locals feel in the face of this current crisis.
Vladímir Putin ha perdido la batalla por el relato sobre la invasión de Ucrania ante los ojos del mundo, pero sigue luchando porque al menos la situación no se le vaya de las manos en su propio país. Y para ello recurre a toda suerte de argumentos por variopintos que puedan parecer. El último ejemplo se ha producido en una reunión con ganadores juveniles del Premio Presidencial de Literatura y Arte en el que ha aprovechado la coyuntura para hablar sobre la ‘cultura de la cancelación’.