Islam Makhachev's celebration with two championship belts after defending his welterweight title against Ian Machado Garry at UFC 330 has been questioned by Max Holloway, who pointed out Makhachev only defended one title that night.
An African Union delegation started a two-day visit to Sudan on Sunday to push for a ceasefire, enhance humanitarian access, and revive political processes amid the ongoing civil war between the SAF and RSF.
The Hong Kong Open, after a brief stint with LIV Golf's funding, will return to the Asian Tour in November 2023, anticipating a future partnership with the DP World Tour in 2027, reflecting the turbulent landscape of professional golf.
Primary elections across Wisconsin, Minnesota, Alabama, Vermont, and South Carolina reveal deep ideological divides within the Democratic Party and a mixed record for Donald Trump's endorsements.
South Korea's defense ministry and arms procurement agency will establish new divisions to accelerate the Jang Bogo N program, aiming to build nuclear-powered submarines by the mid-2030s, with U.S. approval and cooperation.
A border crisis in Spain involving thousands of migrants has sparked division among EU members, raising questions about the bloc's unity ahead of trade talks with China.
Deep divisions emerge in world football as UEFA and Norway's federation demand FIFA President Gianni Infantino's resignation over boycott threats, while South American and African authorities rally in his support during a visit to Colombia.
Kosovo's parliament suspended Saturday after opposition MP Time Kadrijaj pelted caretaker Prime Minister Albin Kurti with eggs during a session, amid a deep political crisis threatening snap elections.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino faces a widening global divide after scrapping a plan to invite private investors into a new commercial subsidiary, prompting boycotts and calls for resignation from European associations, while African and South American bodies retain their support.
Malgré les critiques de l'UEFA et de la Concacaf suite à un projet unilatéral de vente de parts de la Coupe du monde, Gianni Infantino, président de la Fifa, maintient des appuis solides auprès du Conseil de direction, de la CAF, du Qatar, de l'Argentine et du Mexique.
Google has announced a major AI leadership reshuffle, with 27-year veteran and chief scientist Jeff Dean leaving to launch a new startup called Discovery Loop. Demis Hassabis becomes Alphabet chief scientist, and Koray Kavukcuoglu will lead Google's AI division.
EU interior ministers demand tougher border security and return policies following a mass influx of 72,000 migrants into Spain's Ceuta enclave, which left at least 75 dead.
Two years after an uprising toppled Sheikh Hasina, critics fear Bangladesh is slipping backward as the current BNP government rolls back interim reform ordinances and Hasina plans a December return.
Les électeurs démocrates du Michigan choisissent leur candidat au Sénat entre le progressiste Abdul El-Sayed et l'establishment Haley Stevens, dans un scrutin clé pour les ambitions du parti.
Visa will acquire Israeli fraud detection firm BioCatch for $2.4 billion in cash to bolster its cybersecurity offerings against AI-powered scams and account takeovers, expanding its value-added services business.
Tens of thousands of migrants who swam into Spain's Ceuta exclave have mostly returned to Morocco, but the surge left 72 dead and exposed deep EU divisions over migration, particularly between Spain and Italy, amidst questions about social media's role.
Tens of thousands of migrants swam into Spain's Ceuta exclave, resulting in 67 deaths and exposing deep EU divisions over migration. Spain's PM Pedro Sanchez criticized Italy's response, while others blame Spain's policies and social media for the influx, prompting EU talks on border control.
The EU will hold an urgent meeting of interior ministers to address the arrival of over 50,000 migrants in Ceuta, Spain, which has caused divisions within the bloc. Spain confirmed 67 deaths and is installing a floating barrier, while Italy criticized Spain's migration policies, though France rejected suspending Spain from Schengen.
China's recent advancements in AI, chip manufacturing, and robotics are causing significant disruptions in US financial markets and creating divisions among US tech leaders and within the Trump administration regarding how to respond to the competitive threat, leading to actions like the FCC banning Chinese humanoid robots.
A record 10 Indian boxers, including Tokyo Olympics medallist Lovlina Borgohain, will compete in gold medal bouts at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow on Saturday. Having all won their semi-finals, they aim to make it India's most successful boxing campaign in Games history.
A Senate committee hearing reignited political divisions over the US response to COVID-19, with Republicans criticizing Anthony Fauci and reviving the Wuhan lab leak theory, despite no conclusive evidence.
The military and political confrontation between the United States and Iran is now a permanent feature in south-western Eurasia, creating chronic instability. This challenges BRICS and the SCO's function, impacting global governance, energy security, and transport, while exposing limits of consensus politics and creating opportunities for non-Western frameworks.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has abandoned his plan to sell World Cup stakes for $4.2 billion in private funding, hours after senior adviser Carlos Cordeiro resigned, calling it a "bad deal for football." The proposal, which involved a subsidiary and private investors, had faced widespread condemnation.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has withdrawn his controversial proposal to sell World Cup commercial rights to private investors, citing "divisions" and widespread global opposition from confederations like UEFA and Concacaf, and internal resignations. The collapse puts his presidency under severe pressure.
