Ukraine: Ship blast near Romania, US accused of stoking war, Zelenskyy faces Russia at UN
A blast has torn through a ship sailing to Ukraine near Romania, announced the authorities who are now searching for possible mines.
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Canada's women stay in hunt for Olympic volleyball berth, outlasting host China
A gutsy and resilient Canadian women's volleyball squad remains in the mix for an Olympic berth.
Ukraine will receive M1 Abrams tanks for counteroffensive, says US
Ukraine will "soon" receive M1 Abrams tanks from the United States as Kyiv's forces make "steady" progress in a counter-offensive against Moscow's troops, the US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said on Tuesday.
UN Assembly: Zelenskyy accuses Russia of weaponising food, energy, children in war against Ukraine
Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for international cooperation and consensus in member states' approach to Russia.
Wrestling body explains why it let Russian champions compete at worlds despite pro-war rally
Three Olympic champions from Russia were cleared to compete at the wrestling world championships this week because they were judged to have been pressured to appear at a pro-war rally in Moscow last year.
Leylah Fernandez tops Mertens, reaches final 16 at Guadalajara Open
Canadian tennis star Leylah Fernandez has a date in the final 16 at the Guadalajara Open after knocking off 13th-seeded Elise Mertens of Belgium on Tuesday in Mexico.
World Wrestling: Neha Sharma Goes Down Fighting In Bronze-medal Round; Divya, Sarita Make Early Exit
Indian woman wrestler Neha Sharma went down fighting to Anastasia Blayvas of Germany in the bronze-medal contest at the UWW World Championships, even as four other grapplers failed to make an impact in Belgrade on Tuesday. Neha, competing in the non-Olympic 55kg category, had made it to the bronze-medal round after defeating Mariia Vynnyk of Ukraine 7-4 in repechage to set up a fight against Anastasia.
'We would never house anyone in a RAAC building' - Refugees will NOT be housed at dangerous concrete sites
Ukrainian and Afghan refugees will NOT be housed in commercial units converted into apartments until the issue of crumbling concrete in a shopping mall has been fixed. An £8million plan to house the migrants in what are currently empty shop units at Altrincham’s Grafton Centre and above three shops in Urmston has been approved by Trafford council’s executive.