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UEFA president Ceferin promises bright future in new four-year term
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin was handed a new four-year term on Thursday and promised a bright future despite the "complex challenges" ahead for European football's governing body.
Unopposed Ceferin re-elected as UEFA president
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin was on Thursday re-elected for a four-year term as head of European football's governing body by acclamation.
Unopposed Ceferin re-elected as UEFA president
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin was on Thursday re-elected for a four-year term as head of European football's governing body by acclamation.
Body recovered from wreck of Sala plane: UK investigators
British investigators on Wednesday said they had recovered a body from the wreckage of the plane carrying Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala in the Channel.
Body recovered from wreck of Sala plane: UK investigators
British investigators on Wednesday said they had recovered a body from the wreckage of the plane carrying Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala in the Channel.
Brazil's Lula given nearly 13 years in new graft conviction
A Brazilian court Wednesday handed a near 13-year sentence to Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, in a new corruption conviction for the former leftist president already serving a lengthy jail term in a separate case.
Brazil's Lula given nearly 13 years in new graft conviction
A Brazilian court Wednesday handed a near 13-year sentence to Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, in a new corruption conviction for the former leftist president already serving a lengthy jail term in a separate case.
France makes fresh air strikes against rebel incursion into Chad
French warplanes have carried out fresh attacks against an armed convoy which crossed into Chad from Libya, after initial strikes over the weekend failed to halt its advance, the French army said Wednesday.
Central African Republic peace deal signed in Bangui
The government of Central African Republic on Wednesday signed a deal with armed groups in control of most of the country, aimed at ending a bloody, years-long conflict.
Central African Republic peace deal signed in Bangui
The government of Central African Republic and armed groups in control of most of the country signed a deal in Bangui Wednesday aimed at ending a bloody, years-long conflict.
Danish Jehovah's Witness gets 6 years for 'extremism' in Russia
A Russian court on Wednesday sentenced a Jehovah's Witness to six years in prison for "extremism", in the first conviction of its kind since a 2017 law that outlawed the religious group.
Danish Jehovah's Witness gets 6 years for 'extremism' in Russia
A Russian court on Wednesday sentenced a Jehovah's Witness to six years in prison for "extremism", in the first conviction of its kind since a 2017 law that outlawed the religious group.
Pope admits priests, bishops sexually abused nuns
Pope Francis admitted Tuesday that Catholic priests and bishops had sexually abused nuns, the latest scandal to rock the church.
Don't let Huawei help set up 5G, US warns EU nations
US officials are fanning out across Europe to warn about the security risks of allowing Chinese telecoms giant Huawei to help build 5G mobile networks, a US diplomat said Tuesday.
Pope admits priests, bishops sexually abused nuns
Pope Francis admitted Tuesday that priests and bishops in the Catholic Church had sexually abused nuns.
Don't let Huawei help set up 5G, US warns EU nations
US officials are fanning out across Europe to warn about the security risks of allowing Chinese telecoms giant Huawei to help build 5G mobile networks, a US diplomat said Tuesday.
Britain's May to meet EU leaders Thursday on Brexit
EU president Jean-Claude Juncker will host British Prime Minister Theresa May for talks in Brussels on Thursday as the two sides seek to save their Brexit deal.
Britain's May to meet EU leaders Thursday on Brexit
EU president Jean-Claude Juncker will meet Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday, the EU said, as Brussels and London seek ways to save the Brexit deal.
Mourinho avoids jail but hit by fine for tax fraud in Spain
Ex-Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has avoided jail for tax fraud as part of a deal with Spanish prosecutors revealed Tuesday but will pay a fine of close to two million euros.
After World Cup, Russians flock to matches
Many thought the football craze in Russia would not last and the shiny new stadiums built for the World Cup would rapidly become "white elephants" the country could not afford.
