Rugby League Joins Clampdown On Transgender Athletes In Women's Sport
Rugby league banned transgender players from women's international competition on Tuesday until further notice, following global swimming's decision to restrict trans athletes' participation at the elite level.
Oil Ticks Higher On Strong Demand, Tight Supply
Oil prices edged up on Tuesday on high summer fuel demand while supplies remained tight because of sanctions on Russian oil after its invasion of Ukraine.
Oil Climbs $1 Per Barrel On Strong Demand, Tight Supply
Oil rose $1 per barrel on Tuesday on high summer fuel demand while supplies remained tight because of sanctions on Russian oil after its invasion of Ukraine.
Oil Climbs $2/bbl On Strong Demand, Tight Supply
Oil rose $2 per barrel on Tuesday on high summer fuel demand while supplies remain tight because of sanctions on Russian oil after its invasion of Ukraine.
Oil Prices Climb $2 On Strong Demand, Tight Supply
Oil prices rose almost $2 on Tuesday on high summer fuel demand while supplies remain tight because of sanctions on Russian oil after its invasion of Ukraine.
Oil Prices Climb On Supply And Demand Fundamentals
Oil prices rose on Tuesday on high summer fuel demand while supplies remain tight because of sanctions on Russian oil after its invasion of Ukraine.
Oil Prices Climb On Market Caution Over Tight Supply
Oil prices rose on Tuesday, clawing back more of last week's losses as investors focused on tight supplies of crude and fuel products rather than concerns about a recession dampening demand going forward.
Oil Rises On Market Caution Over Tight Supply
Oil prices rose 1% on Tuesday, clawing back more of last week's losses as investors focused on tight supplies of crude and fuel products rather than concerns about a recession dampening demand going forward.
Oil Rises On Market Caution Over Supply Concerns
Oil prices rose 1% in early trade on Tuesday, clawing back more of last week's losses as the focus returned to tight supply of crude and fuel products versus concerns about a recession hitting demand down the track.
Russian Journalist's Nobel Peace Prize Fetches Record $103.5 Million At Auction To Aid Ukraine Children
Dmitry Muratov, the co-winner of the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize and the editor of one of Russia's last major independent newspapers, auctioned off his Nobel medal for a record $103.5 million to aid children displaced by the war in Ukraine.
Bank Of Korea Raises Inflation Forecasts, Will Review 'Big Step' Hikes
South Korea's central bank on Tuesday said it expects inflation will be higher than earlier projected and that it would closely assess debt repayment burdens to determine whether a half-percentage point interest rate hike in July was appropriate.
Mexican Migrant Advocates Demand End To Deportations, Detention
Mexican human rights organizations marked World Refugee Day on Monday by speaking out against the government's response to migrants entering the country, as record refugee claims are met with mass arrests and deportations.
East Africa Leaders Agree Regional Force For DRCongo, Urge Ceasefire
East Africa leaders agree regional force for DRCongo, urge ceasefire
Youngster Popovici, Veteran Ledecky Take Glory In Swimming Worlds
Youngster Popovici, veteran Ledecky take glory in swimming worlds
Tesla Sued By Former Employees Over 'Mass Layoff'
Former Tesla Inc employees have filed a lawsuit against the U.S.
Panama's President Diagnosed With Rare Blood Disorder
Panamanian President Laurentino Cortizo said on Monday he has been diagnosed with a rare blood disorder known as myelodysplastic syndrome and that he would be seeking a second medical opinion.
Moscow Fumes Over Lithuania Rail Ban To Russian Region
Russia warned Lithuania on Tuesday that it would face measures of a "serious negative impact" for blocking some shipments by rail to Moscow's Baltic Sea enclave of Kaliningrad, in its latest dispute over Western sanctions imposed on the country for the war in Ukraine.
Russia Warns Lithuania Of 'Consequences' Over Blocked Rail To Enclave
Russia threatened on Tuesday to punish Lithuania with measures that would have a "serious negative impact" for blocking some shipments by rail to Moscow's Baltic Sea enclave of Kaliningrad, the latest dispute over sanctions imposed over war in Ukraine.
Russia Threatens Lithuania With 'Consequences' Over Blocked Rail To Enclave
Russia threatened on Tuesday to punish Lithuania with measures that would have a "serious negative impact" for blocking some shipments by rail to Moscow's Baltic Sea enclave of Kaliningrad, the latest dispute over sanctions imposed over war in Ukraine.
Moscow Fumes Over EU Blockade Of Baltic Outpost
Russia summoned the European Union's ambassador in Moscow on Tuesday, fuming over a rail blockade that has halted shipments of many basic goods to a Russian outpost on the Baltic Sea, the latest stand-off over sanctions imposed over the war in Ukraine.
Ukraine Braces For Russian 'Storm' In East In Run-up To EU Meeting
Ukraine acknowledged on Tuesday difficulties in fighting in its east as Russian forces regrouped after stepping up pressure and making advances on two cities ahead of an EU summit this week expected to welcome Kyiv's bid to join the bloc.
Zelenskiy Defiant As Russia Intensifies Attacks In East, Seizes Territory
Ukraine acknowledged difficulties in fighting in its east as Russian forces captured territory and intensified pressure on two cities ahead of an EU summit this week expected to welcome Kyiv's bid to join the bloc.
Zelenskiy Defiant As Russia Intensifies Attacks On Eastern Cities, Seizes Territory
Ukraine acknowledged difficulties in fighting in the east of the country as Russian forces captured territory and intensified pressure on two key cities ahead of an EU summit this week expected to welcome Kyiv's bid to join the bloc.
Youths Sue European Governments Over Fossil Fuel Energy Pact
Five young people will on Tuesday file a lawsuit against 12 European governments over an international pact that allows fossil fuel investors to sue countries for taking action to tackle climate change.
From Heart-throb To The Hot Seat: Lapid To Become Israeli PM
As a TV star, Yair Lapid's weekly commentary was entitled "Being Israeli" - a rhapsody about the middle-class, politically centrist ranks that he saw holding together a fractious country, with him as their tribune.
Some 120,000 March In Georgia 'For Europe' After Blow To EU Bid
Some 120,000 march in Georgia 'for Europe' after blow to EU bid
Israeli Coalition To Dissolve Parliament, Force New Elections
Israeli coalition to dissolve parliament, force new elections
Dutch Join Germany, Austria, In Reverting To Coal
Dutch join Germany, Austria, in reverting to coal
Russian Nobel Laureate Sells Medal For $103.5 Mn To Benefit Ukraine Kids
Russian Nobel laureate sells medal for $103.5 mn to benefit Ukraine kids
In Meaux, Disillusionment Drove Voters Towards France's Resurgent Far Right
Care worker Sandrine Marchal began voting for the far-right several years ago, frustrated by the constant struggle to make ends meet.