Canada's Wilkerson, Humana-Paredes fall in Paris Elite16 beach volleyball quarterfinal
Canada's Brandie Wilkerson and Melissa Humana-Paredes are out of the women's beach volleyball Elite16 Paris stop.
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Ukraine: Kyiv purges defence ministry, counteroffensive gains, human rights in Russia 'degraded'
Ukrainian troops have broken through the Russian defence line near the town of Bakhmut, the commander of Kyiv's ground forces General Oleksandre Syrsky said on Monday.
WTA must keep Peng case in public eye on China return, says human rights advocate
BENGALURU : Elite women's tennis returns to China for the first time in four years at Guangzhou next week after the WTA ended a boycott over concerns about Peng Shuai, but her wellbeing should remain the focus, a senior human rights advocate told Reuters on Friday.
About 18 million people that need humanitarian assistance in Ukraine today, the humanitarian situation is expected to worsen - UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
Exclusive interview with spokesperson for the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Ukraine Saviano Abreu to the Interfax-Ukraine agency
'Relief' as Proteas snap out of winless stagger: 'It affects the human and player'
Aiden Markram might've had a cold expression on his face in the aftermath of the Proteas' fine victory in the third ODI against Australia - one he attributed to the bitterly cold snap on the Highveld - but there'll be little doubt his and his team-mates' hearts will be warm.
Inclusion in action: NAPDU forum sets course for humanitarian response
The National Assembly of Persons with Disabilities of Ukraine is organizing a forum in Kyiv on "Inclusion and Participation: Persons with Disabilities at the Center of Humanitarian Response Policy in Time of War".
Eagles' Haason Reddick lauds Jalen Hurts' leadership ability: 'He’s just a great human being'
Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Haason Reddick lauds quarterback Jalen Hurts’ leadership abilities.
Luis Rubiales' mother on hunger strike over son's 'inhumane treatment'
The mother of Spanish soccer chief Luis Rubiales locked herself inside a church and started a hunger strike to protest against what she called her son's "inhumane treatment" over his grabbing and kissing player Jenni Hermoso, EFE news agency reported.