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Donegal manager Jim McGuinness and Kerry forward David Clifford will not be banned as the GAA's CCCC opt against taking further action regarding the counties' melee in Saturday's All-Ireland SFC round...

Gael Monfils speaks of his desire to inspire young black kids to play tennis, after exiting his final French Open, his home Grand Slam and the major where he reached the semi-finals in 2008 and a furt...

Watch the trailer for a new BBC Sport documentary offering unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to Manchester United and England star Ella Toone as she prepares for her wedding, while still coming t...

The National Rally's rivals are exploiting the ideological schism between pro-business Jordan Bardella and the more populist Marine Le Pen.

The U.S. may have the strongest military in the world, but repeated failures reflect a deeper flaw in its approach to military conflict.

The U.K. was taking a wait-and-see approach to online safety... then along came Grok.

Moscow's brief yet controversial return reignited debate over its place in Europe's cultural institutions, even as the war in Ukraine continues.

Facing cyberattacks, hybrid warfare and military conflict, governments are storing their data outside their borders.

Member countries are clashing over spending levels in the Commission's proposal from 2028 to 2034.

A recent increase in incursions into Baltic airspace has bolstered interest in what Kyiv has learned in more than four years of war with Moscow.

Oisin McConville feels "100% there will be" further sanctions imposed following the ugly half-time scenes from Donegal's All-Ireland SFC win over Kerry on Saturday and believes the GAA will "go after...

On The Chequered Flag podcast, former McClaren mechanic Marc Priestley and F1 journalist Rebecca Clancey discuss the rivalry between Mercedes team-mates Kimi Antonelli and George Russell in their bid...