Conservative academic Kais Saied, a political outsider, was headed for a landslide victory Sunday in Tunisia’s presidential run-off, sweeping aside his rival, media magnate Nabil Karoui, exit polls said.In a contest that reflected Tunisia’s shifting po...
Poland’s ruling party won parliamentary elections and is set to get four more years to finish policies that have collided with the European Union’s democratic standards, an exit poll showed.Riding a wave of popular support built on welfare handouts, th...
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Amid a spine tingling atmosphere at Sumo Hall for the main event of One Championship’s Century Part 2, Aung La N Sang blasted out Brandon Vera to defend his light heavyweight title with a stunning TKO victory.“The Burmese Python” had plenty of travelli...
Duhallow take on Newcestown in Cork SFC semi-final in Páirc Uí Rinn, throw-in at 2pm.
Gymnast Shek Wai-hung became the fifth individual athlete from Hong Kong to book a ticket to next year’s Olympic Games after finishing seventh in the men’s vault at the world championships in Stuttgart on Sunday.Competing against the world’s best gymna...
Law and Justice’s overhaul of the judicial system has given the party unprecedented power over Poland’s prosecution system and courts.
Wales secured a World Cup quarter-final clash against France next Sunday – but they ended their Pool D campaign with an unconvincing 35-13 victory over Uruguay.
Bond traders and portfolio managers say liquidity in the China onshore bond market has improved over the past year, partly because the Hong Kong Bond Connect scheme has given investors easier access.A record 338.6 billion yuan (US$47.6 billion) of Chin...
The IRFU have described claims made by The Times (UK) journalist Stephen Jones as 'scurrilous and untrue'.