French government defiant on pensions ahead of crucial votes
France's government on Sunday held its ground over a bitterly contested pension reform rammed through parliament without a vote, a day before it faces crucial no-confidence motions.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin made a surprise trip to Mariupol, the Kremlin said Sunday, his first visit to territory captured from Ukraine since the start of Moscow's invasion.
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Assad in UAE as second post-quake Gulf visit signals growing Arab outreach
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad met Sunday with Emirati leaders in Abu Dhabi, his second Gulf visit since last month's earthquake prompted renewed efforts to bring Damascus back into the Arab fold.
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Lineker loses his voice after BBC return
Gary Lineker will not present the BBC's FA Cup coverage on Sunday after losing his voice following his on-screen return.
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Starc haul and Marsh blitz help Australia hammer India
Mitchell Starc's 5-53 and a blazing 66 by Mitchell Marsh helped Australia demolish India by 10 wickets in the second one-day international to level the series at 1-1 on Sunday.
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Inclusivity, resilience and depth Farrell's recipe for Irish World Cup success
Ireland will hope they can emulate the England team of 2003 that won the Six Nations Grand Slam in Dublin and later that year were crowned world champions.
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Shiffrin wins World Cup season finale in Andorra
Mikaela Shiffrin won her 14th World Cup race of the season on Sunday in the season closing finale, a giant slalom at Andorra.
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New pension protests in France ahead of crucial votes
France faced another day of protests Sunday against a bitterly contested pension reform rammed through by President Emmanuel Macron's government, a day before crucial no-confidence votes in parliament.
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Starc bags five as Australia dismiss India for 117
Australia's Mitchell Starc led an inspired pace attack with a five-wicket haul to help bowl India out for a paltry 117 in the second one-day international on Sunday.
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Montenegro votes in presidential polls after months of deadlock
Montenegrins cast ballots Sunday in a presidential contest pitting the Adriatic nation's longest serving leader Milo Djukanovic against a range of rivals hoping to shake up the country's political scene.
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