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Naomi Osaka was slow to get going before beating Katie Boulter

Serena Sizzles As Osaka, Barty Struggle In Melbourne

Serena sizzles as Osaka, Barty struggle in Melbourne

Middle East-Based MMA Outfit Rewarded For Efforts Despite COVID-19 Pandemic

#1 Global Promotion of the Year

Brave CF wins the Global Promotion of the Year award for the fourth-straight year after weathering obstacles and staging shows despite the pandemic.

Russian Court Jails Kremlin Critic Navalny As Over 1,400 Protesters Detained

Alexei Navalny is charged with violating a 2014 suspended sentence for embezzlement by skipping out on check-ins with Russia's prison service while in Germany

Russian court jails Kremlin critic Navalny as over 1,400 protesters detained

Georges St-Pierre of Canada

UFC Rumors: St-Pierre Trains In ’Rocky IV-like' Conditions For Potential Khabib Fight

Georges St-Pierre was seen training in crazy cold weather, hinting at a possible cage return.

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US presidential advisor Jared Kushner is to visit Israel and Morocco, a US official said

Who Nominated Jared Kushner And Stacey Abrams For A Nobel Peace Prize?

Kushner and Abrams joined the list of nominees for 2021's Nobel Peace Prize. The list also includes Greta Thunberg, Alexey Navalny and the Black Lives Matter movement.

Tens of thousands of Russians rallied on Sunday despite a police crackdown

Moscow Court To Decide On Lengthy Sentence For Navalny

Moscow court to decide on lengthy sentence for Navalny

Israeli Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi (L) signed a joint declaration establishing diplomatic ties with Kosovo during a ceremony held over Zoom with his counterpart from Kosovo, Meliza Haradinaj-Stublla, at Israel's foreign ministry in Jerusalem

Kosovo Establishes Israel Ties, To Open Embassy In Jerusalem

Kosovo establishes Israel ties, to open embassy in Jerusalem

Serena Williams beat Australia's Daria Gavrilova

Serena Calls Aussie Open Delay A 'Blessing' For Injury Recovery

Serena calls Aussie Open delay a 'blessing' for injury recovery

British-Swedish firm AstraZeneca will increase shipments of its virus to the EU by 30 percent, European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said

EU Secures Extra Vaccines; Republicans To Meet Biden Over Covid Relief Plan

EU secures extra vaccines; Republicans to meet Biden over Covid relief plan

Russian police clash with protesters during a rally in support of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny in Saint Petersburg on January 31, 2021

Canada Urges Release Of Detained Pro-Navalny Protesters In Russia

Canada urges release of detained pro-Navalny protesters in Russia

Navalny says Russia's security service carried out the near-fatal poisoning attack on him on the orders of President Vladimir Putin

More Than 4,800 Held As Russian Police Clamp Down On Protests

More than 4,800 held as Russian police clamp down on protests

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Sunday condemned Russian authorities for their "harsh" response to protests across the country

US Condemns Russia's 'Harsh' Tactics Against Protesters

US condemns Russia's 'harsh' tactics against protesters

Arkady (R) is Putin's former judo partner

Russian Billionaire Arkady Says He Owns 'Putin Palace'

Russian billionaire Arkady says he owns 'Putin palace'

Opposition politician Navalny has urged Russians to protest even as the authorities crack down

Navalny Brother, Aides Under House Arrest Ahead Of Russia Protests

Navalny brother, aides under house arrest ahead of Russia protests

A fighter loyal to the internationally recognised Libyan Government of National Accord

UAE Says Will Cooperate With UN, US On Libya Conflict

UAE says will cooperate with UN, US on Libya conflict

Bolivia, which administered its first coronavirus vaccines, has registered more than 210,000 coronavirus infections and over 10,000 deaths among its 11.5 million inhabitants

First Coronavirus Vaccine Administered In Bolivia

First coronavirus vaccine administered in Bolivia

This file video grab was taken January 27, 2021, from the website of the World Economic Forum and shows Russian Vladimir Putin addressing an all-virtual World Economic Forum.

Putin Signs Off On Extension Of New START Treaty

Putin signs off on extension of New START treaty

Rob Malley, a former lead US negotiator during the Iran nuclear deal talks, has been named the new US special envoy for Iran

US Names New Iran Envoy, Policy Hawks Cry Foul

US names new Iran envoy, policy hawks cry foul

Last Saturday in Perm, 1,200 kilometres (750 miles) east of Moscow, between 6,000-8,000 people marched against President Vladimir Putin's 20-year rule

Far From Moscow, Disenchantment With Putin Starts To Show

Far from Moscow, disenchantment with Putin starts to show

Fighters fire salutatory rounds in the air during a funeral for a commander of the Special Forces of the self-proclaimed Libyan National Army loyal to strongman Khalifa Haftar, in the eastern city of Benghazi on November 1, 2020

US Calls For Withdrawal Of Russian, Turkish Forces From Libya

US calls for withdrawal of Russian, Turkish forces from Libya

Former IBU general secretary, Nicole Resch has been implicated in bribery allegations in the independent report

Biathlon Boss Linked To Corruption, Prostitutes And Hunting Parties

Biathlon boss linked to corruption, prostitutes and hunting parties

Police searched several apartments and offices linked to Navalny

Russia Detains Navalny Allies After Raids

Russia detains Navalny allies after raids

Sadyr Japarov was serving jail time on hostage-taking charges before he was freed during a political crisis in October, beginning a dizzying rise to the top

Once-jailed Populist Japarov Sworn In As Kyrgyz President

Once-jailed populist Japarov sworn in as Kyrgyz president

The 'Doomsday Clock' will remain at 100 seconds to midnight, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists said, amid the threats from Covid-19, nuclear war and climate change

'Doomsday Clock' Stuck At 100 Seconds To Midnight

'Doomsday Clock' stuck at 100 seconds to midnight

Russia and Europe need to return to a 'positive' agenda, Vladimir Putin told the all-virtual World Economic Forum in Davos

Putin Says Russia Wants Better Ties With Europe

Putin says Russia wants better ties with Europe

Auschwitz-Birkenau operated in the occupied southern Polish town of Oswiecim between June 1940 and January 1945

Auschwitz Child Victims Honoured 76 Years On

Auschwitz child victims honoured 76 years on

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