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BEIJING (ANP) - Tennisser Alexander Zverev heeft zich zonder veel moeite geplaatst voor de kwartfinale van de China Open in Beijing. Daarin neemt de Duitse nummer 2 van de wereld het zondag op tegen de Servische 24-voudig grandslamkampioen Novak Djokovic. Zverev rekende zaterdag in de tweede ronde af met de Chinees Shang Juncheng: 6-0 6-3.
Djokovic, de huidige mondiale nummer 11, is vooralsnog ongeslagen in de Chinese hoofdstad en won het toernooi bij al zijn zes deelnames. Tweevoudig grandslamwinnaar Zverev kan bij afwezigheid van Jannik Sinner verder inlopen op de Italiaanse wereldranglijstaanvoerder. Sinner is nog altijd onvoldoende hersteld van een knieblessure en meldde zich eerder op zaterdag ook af voor het masterstoernooi van Shanghai van volgende week.
Is American Culture Simply Bad Now? I’ve been hanging with my friend Matt while he’s here in Tokyo for a trip, which he refers to as his “America is Cooked Tour” as he keeps running across things that are much better here.
Een katholieke jongerenbeweging, gelieerd aan de conservatief-katholieke stichting Civitas Christiana, verspreidde in 2026 nepnieuws over de ’Week van de lentekriebels’. Nu gaan de jongeren de straat op tegen abortus.
The 25-year-old was the sixth man detained as counter-terrorism police investigate ‘possible foreign state involvement’
A sixth man who was arrested in connection with a suspected terrorist plot at RAF Fairford has been released on bail.
The 25-year-old, a dual UK-Iranian national, was arrested on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts under section 5 of the Terrorism Act 2006.
Continue reading...María del Carmen Abascal, 87, was evicted from her home, on a stretcher, after being given 30 minutes to gather her belongings.
The Guardian's European community affairs correspondent, Ashifa Kassam, explains how her eviction sparked protests across Madrid, which led to 'Maricarmen' becoming the symbol of a long-running housing rights movement
Continue reading...Robert P Jones argues that declining white Christian influence has fuelled an alliance with Trump, and warns it is reshaping US democracy
The lawyer Mike Godwin famously came up with the “law” that, as an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one (or 100%).
Robert P Jones thought long and hard about whether to go there in his latest book. But the more he studied US demographic numbers, considered the rise of Christian nationalism and heard Donald Trump use the language of racial purity, he found the conclusion inescapable. “This is our 1933,” he writes.
Continue reading...Approval ratings for Tory leader and her party have crept up as she has asserted her style and authority but big challenges lie ahead
A year ago, Tory MPs were braced for the prospect of yet another leadership battle to topple Kemi Badenoch as the party sunk to historic lows of 14-16% in the polls.
At the time, the word “November” was uttered in hushed tones – this being the decisive month when rebels would be able to mount a challenge, Badenoch having served 12 months in office.
Continue reading...As the university and local police defend their treatment of the alleged perpetrators, women decry a familiar story
Student safety advocates in the US call the start of the fall semester at universities “the red zone”. Fraternities, sororities and off-campus bars throw parties welcoming students back to school. It’s supposed to be fun, but it can also be dangerous: more than 50% of sexual assaults that occur at colleges happen during that six- to 10-week period.
It was mid-October of 2024, during the red zone and just before a deluge of Halloween celebrations, when, a former Cornell University student says, she was gang-raped by a group of fraternity brothers. Recent attention on these allegations sparked widespread outrage this week, reviving a contentious national debate about how authorities respond to allegations of sexual assault on US college campuses.
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