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Ukraine, France to sign bilateral security agreement

Ukraine, France to sign bilateral security agreement

French President Emmanuel Macron is set to sign a bilateral security agreement with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Paris.

De Minaur showing no Aussie Open hangover in Rotterdam

De Minaur showing no Aussie Open hangover in Rotterdam

De Minaur showing no Aussie Open hangover in Rotterdam

De Minaur showing no Aussie Open hangover in Rotterdam

Alex de Minaur is rebounding confidently in his first tournament since the Australian Open, racing into the Rotterdam Open quarter-finals.

De Minaur records routine Rotterdam opening win

De Minaur records routine Rotterdam opening win

De Minaur records routine Rotterdam opening win

De Minaur records routine Rotterdam opening win

Alex de Minaur has got his Rotterdam Open campaign underway with a victory, while in Florida fellow Aussies Jordan Thompson and Rinky Hijikata also won.

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Ukraine chiefs inform Western generals of Kyiv's plans

Ukraine chiefs inform Western generals of Kyiv's plans

Ukraine's defence minister and armed forces commander have met with NATO to discuss their need for more electronic warfare equipment to combat Russian drones.

Biden, European leaders criticise Trump's NATO comments

Biden, European leaders criticise Trump's NATO comments

European leaders have reacted to Donald Trump's comments over a hypothetical Russian invasion of NATO allies not spending enough on defence.

Centre-right Stubb wins Finnish presidential election

Centre-right Stubb wins Finnish presidential election

Centre-right Alexander Stubb has declared victory over liberal Green Party member Pekka Haavisto in Finland's presidential election.

Ukraine replaces army chief at difficult time in war

Ukraine replaces army chief at difficult time in war

After months of speculation of a rift, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy ousted army chief and national hero Valeriy Zaluzhnyi in a leadership shake-up.

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Russia pounds Avdiivka, fires missiles at Kyiv

Russia pounds Avdiivka, fires missiles at Kyiv

Russia pounds Avdiivka, fires missiles at Kyiv

Russia pounds Avdiivka, fires missiles at Kyiv

Russian forces are pounding an area in eastern Ukraine but have also launched missiles at major cities including Kyiv.

Matildas to face-off in Uefa Champions League challenge

Matildas to face-off in Uefa Champions League challenge

Matildas to face-off in Uefa Champions League challenge

Matildas to face-off in Uefa Champions League challenge

The quartet of Matildas left in the Uefa Women's Champions League have learned their paths to the final with the quarter-final draw being made.

Hamilton to leave Mercedes and join Ferrari in 2025

Hamilton to leave Mercedes and join Ferrari in 2025

Hamilton to leave Mercedes and join Ferrari in 2025

Hamilton to leave Mercedes and join Ferrari in 2025

Lewis Hamilton will leave Mercedes at the end of the year and will join Ferrari for the 2025 season in a blockbuster Formula One transfer.

EU backs Ukraine aid, overcoming Hungary hesitancy

EU backs Ukraine aid, overcoming Hungary hesitancy

EU backs Ukraine aid, overcoming Hungary hesitancy

EU backs Ukraine aid, overcoming Hungary hesitancy

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has welcomed a decision by European Union leaders to provide funding to bolster the country's public finances.

EU leaders slam Hungary over blocked aid to Ukraine

EU leaders slam Hungary over blocked aid to Ukraine

EU leaders slam Hungary over blocked aid to Ukraine

EU leaders slam Hungary over blocked aid to Ukraine

EU leaders have unanimously agreed to extend 50 billion euros in aid to Ukraine, overcoming weeks of resistance from Hungary.

Russia says it downed 11 drones over Crimea

Russia says it downed 11 drones over Crimea

Russia says it downed 11 drones over Crimea

Russia says it downed 11 drones over Crimea

Russia's state news agency, citing Moscow's defence ministry, says 11 drones were shot down over Crimea overnight.

Monobob star Walker slides to another World Cup silver

Monobob star Walker slides to another World Cup silver

Monobob star Walker slides to another World Cup silver

Monobob star Walker slides to another World Cup silver

Bree Walker has continued her remarkable World Cup sledding season, piloting her monobob to another silver down a course she barely remembered in Lillehammer.

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World Court says Israel must prevent genocide

The United Nations’ top court has ordered Israel to do all it can to prevent death, destruction and any acts of genocide in Gaza.

Russian missile strikes on Ukraine cities kill 18

Russian missiles have hit three Ukrainian cities including Kyiv, killing at least 18 people and destroying apartment buildings and energy infrastructure.

Europe must pursue path to Palestinian state: Borrell

EU diplomat Josep Borrell says Europe must press ahead with efforts to create a roadmap leading to a Palestinian state, despite Israel's opposition.

'Bling' Matthews shines for Jayco to win in Spain

Australian team Jayco AlUla may have struggled on the Tour Down Under but their enduring ace Michael Matthews has launched his European season with a win.

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Aussie snowboarders' historic one-two World Cup finish

Snowboarders Scotty James and Valentino Guseli have created history with Australia's first one-two finish at a World Cup competition.

Schwarzenegger detained at German airport over watch

Arnold Schwarzenegger was detained at an airport in Munich, Germany after what authorities say was a "comedy of errors" about declaring a valuable watch.

Gaza conflict 'gutwrenching', Blinken tells Davos meet

The US is in demand in the face of global challenges ranging from war in Gaza and Ukraine to tensions over Taiwan, Secretary of State Antony Blinken says.

King Frederik X, Queen Mary appear at Danish parliament

Denmark’s new King Frederik X and his wife Queen Mary have visited the Danish parliament on their first formal day on the job.

King Frederik and Queen Mary take Danish throne

Denmark's King Frederik X has ascended the throne and his Australian-born wife Mary has become queen after Queen Margrethe II signed an abdication declaration.

Sledder Walker ends World Cup weekend with near-miss

Bree Walker, fresh from winning a World Cup monobob medal, just missed out a second bronze of the weekend in the Innsbruck two-woman bobsleigh.

No 2024 Tour captaincy for Hindley as he serves Roglic

BORA-hansgrohe have confirmed that Australian Jai Hindley will ride at the 2024 Tour de France - but only at the service of his team leader Primoz Roglic.

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