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Hendrickx dethrones Gubanova for first European figure skating gold
Belgian Loena Hendrickx dethroned title-holder Georgian Anastasiia Gubanova to claim her first gold at the European figure skating championships on Saturday.
Axelsen crashes to Shi in Malaysia Open badminton semi-finals
Badminton world number one and defending champion Viktor Axelsen crashed out of the Malaysia Open semi-finals on Saturday after a shock defeat to China's Shi Yuqi in an epic 71-minute clash.
On 99th day of war, Gaza ministry says dozens killed in Israel strikes
Health officials in Hamas-ruled Gaza said Saturday that Israeli strikes killed at least 60 people in the besieged territory, 99 days into the war.
Evergreen Sainz holding back the sands of time to lead Dakar
Spanish sexagenarian Carlos Sainz is having the time of his life at this year's Dakar Rally.
Arnold wants more as Australia swat aside India at Asian Cup
Graham Arnold warned his Australia team that they must be better despite launching their Asian Cup title charge with an ultimately comfortable 2-0 win over India on Saturday.
Olympic champion Ingebrigtsen skips indoor season after injury
Olympic 1500m champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen announced Saturday he would skip the indoor season after an Achilles tendon problem upset his training schedule.
DR Congo says pullout of UN peacekeepers has started
The withdrawal of UN peacekeepers from the Democratic Republic of Congo "has commenced", the foreign minister announced on Saturday, with completion due by the end of the year.
Palmer sinks Fulham to lift Chelsea gloom
Cole Palmer fired Chelsea to a 1-0 win against west London rivals Fulham on Saturday as the inconsistent Blues bounced back from their League Cup embarrassment at Middlesbrough.
After curfew, on the hunt for Ecuador's gang member
"What are you doing here? Don't you know it's the curfew?"
Ramaphosa rallies S.Africans for votes after 30 years of ANC rule
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Saturday lauded the "significant progress" made by his ruling African National Congress from the ruins of apartheid 30 years ago to a landmark election this year.
Odermatt strikes again in downhill marred by Kilde crash
Switzerland's Marco Odermatt consolidated his place atop the overall World Cup standings with a second downhill victory in three days in Wengen on Saturday.
PSG coach says no need to dip into transfer market
Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique says he doesn't need to replenish his squad in the transfer market despite the French champions missing a number of players.
Goggia banishes Altenmarkt demons for first downhill win of season
Sofia Goggia hailed an 'emotional' first downhill win of the season as the Italian banished her demons at Altenmarkt-Zauchensee the Austrian resort where the former Olympic champion has struggled in the past.
Taiwan's president-elect vows to defend island from China threats
Taiwan's president-elect Lai Ching-te vowed Saturday to stand "on the side of democracy" and defend the self-ruled island from "intimidation" from China, which has branded him as a threat to peace in the flashpoint region.
Australia swat aside India to launch Asian Cup title bid
Australia cruised to a 2-0 victory in their Asian Cup opener against India on Saturday, Jackson Irvine and Jordan Bos scoring from close range to launch their title bid.
Sri Lanka need fielding lift for T20 World Cup: Hasaranga
Sri Lanka needs to lift its game on fielding to have a shot at this year's T20 World Cup title, newly installed short-format captain Wanindu Hasaranga said Saturday.
Nigeria coach dismisses concerns his team are top-heavy ahead of AFCON
Nigeria coach Jose Peseiro on Saturday batted away concerns the Super Eagles' attacking prowess is not matched in other areas of their team as they prepare to begin their Africa Cup of Nations bid.
Ukraine 'will remain France's priority' despite international crisis
France's new foreign minister Stephane Sejourne on Saturday renewed his country's support to Ukraine, choosing Kyiv for his first official visit abroad, as the war with Russia nears a second anniversary.
Burnley sign Chelsea's Fofana on loan
Burnley signed Chelsea's Ivory Coast forward David Datro Fofana on loan until the end of the season on Saturday.
Taiwan's presidential favourite wins election held under China's glare
Taiwan's ruling party candidate Lai Ching-te, branded a threat to peace by China, on Saturday won the island's presidential election, a vote watched closely from Beijing to Washington.
Italy's Goggia claims first downhill win of season in Austria
Italy's former Olympic champion Sofia Goggia overcame a "few flaws" to claim her first downhill win of the season in Austria on Saturday.
Cairo arts centre latest victim of Old City makeover
Nestled in the heart of historic Cairo, a cultural centre synonymous with the Egyptian capital's art scene has been razed, the latest heritage site torn down for contentious development projects.
New US strike against Yemen rebels over Red Sea threat
The United States carried out a fresh strike Saturday on a Huthi rebel target in Yemen, the US military said, after the Iran-backed militants warned of further attacks on ships in the Red Sea.
French foreign minister visits Kyiv, says Ukraine 'will remain priority'
France's new foreign minister Stephane Sejourne on Saturday renewed his country's support for Ukraine as he visited Kyiv in his first official trip abroad with the Russian invasion nearing a second anniversary.
Taiwan's presidential favourite ahead in vote held under China's glare
Taiwan's frontrunner presidential candidate Lai Ching-te took a clear lead in the vote count Saturday, according to partial results, after China warned electing him would lead to "war and decline" for the self-ruled island.
Japan's Endo vows to make Klopp wait by winning Asian Cup
Jurgen Klopp may have to wait a while for the return of Wataru Endo after the Liverpool ace vowed on Saturday to win the Asian Cup with Japan.
Lehecka, Ostapenko win Adelaide titles ahead of Australian Open
Latvia's Jelena Ostapenko and young Czech Jiri Lehecka completed the perfect build-up to the Australian Open on Saturday by claiming the Adelaide International titles.
Gaza ministry says dozens killed in Israeli strikes on 99th day of war
Health officials in Hamas-ruled Gaza said Saturday that Israeli strikes overnight killed at least 60 people in the besieged territory, which was also grappling with a telecommunications blackout on the war's 99th day.
Vote count under way in Taiwan election under China's glare
Vote counting was under way Saturday in Taiwan's presidential election, held in the shadow of threats from China that choosing the wrong leader could set the stage for war on the self-ruled island.
Hungry Madrid in better form but Barca strong: Xavi
Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez admitted Saturday that "hungry" rivals Real Madrid are in better form but insisted his side are strong and can retain the Spanish Super Cup.
Lehecka defeats Draper to win first ATP title in Adelaide
Big-hitting Jiri Lehecka bounced back from losing the first set to beat Jack Draper Saturday in the Adelaide International final and claim a maiden ATP Tour title.
Polls close in Taiwan election under China's glare
Vote counting got under way Saturday in Taiwan's presidential election, held in the shadow of threats from China that choosing the wrong leader could set the stage for war on the self-ruled island.