Two former players from Singapore's Adroit Basketball Club have been banned for life by the International Basketball Federation (Fiba) for match fixing.The Basketball Association of Singapore (BAS) announced the ban on two Ukranian players, Oleksandr Kolchenko and Sergii Pryimak, in a statement last Wednesday (July 15).Fiba's disciplinary panel had released the decision to ban the duo on May 20 after it allegedly found that the two had manipulated the game against New Taipei Kings International, while Kolchenko manipulated the game against Hi Tech Club during the Basketball Champions League (BCL) East Asia in May 2025.The BCL Asia-East is a regional competition featuring the top professional clubs from the East and South-east Asian regions, and one of the qualifying paths towards BCL Asia.Kolchenko scored 10 points each in two games against Hi Tech Club on May 2 and 7, 2025, while scoring 23 points in two games against New Taipei Kings International, according to the Fiba website.Pryimyak scored 14 points against New Taipei Kings in the same two games.

Andrey Kelin also claimed that he does not think the upcoming military drills will turn into anything large-scale

UK and US leaders will discuss topics of mutual interest

According to the regional emergency operations center, no casualties are reported

A preliminary agreement on allocating the tranche was reached on June 12

Sergey Tolchenov noted that the cooperation is currently being conducted «behind the scenes»

L'histoire se répète malheureusement. Comme l'an dernier, une vidéo montre un chien sans défense en train de se faire battre dans l'eau, cette fois-ci par un homme. De quoi révolter la SCAtahiti qui dénonce une nouvelle fois un cas de maltraitance animale, bien trop courant en Polynésie.

Papua New Guinea prepares new laws to criminalise the malicious use of artificial intelligence, including deepfakes, voice cloning and digital impersonation.

The US failed to disclose injuries suffered by dozens of service members in Iranian strikes, the New York Times has reported Read Full Article at RT.com

US political commentator Candace Owens has thanked Russian doctors for saving her bodyguard’s life after he suffered a stroke in Moscow Read Full Article at RT.com

RT looks into the protracted political crisis triggered by Vladimir Zelensky sacking defense minister Mikhail Fedorov Read Full Article at RT.com

Andrew and Tristan Tate have appeared in a US court to contest Britain’s bid to extradite them over rape, sex trafficking and other charges Read Full Article at RT.com

Spain have landed in Madrid after wasting no time in jetting out of New York in the immediate aftermath of winning the World Cup with the victory over Argentina on Sunday night. 

The visit could take place on October, 14-15

Demonstrations had taken place in Kiev, Chernigov, Dnepropetrovsk, Ivano-Frankovsk, Kharkov, Lutsk, Lvov, Nikolayev, Odessa, Ternopol, Sumy and Zaporozhye

Energy products, critical minerals, seafood and potash will be exempt from the new tariffs

The appointment has been approved by the King Charles III

The will be separate lists for military personnel and civilians, Yana Lantratova said

Troy Jackson, the presumptive Democratic nominee to challenge Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine), yelled and cursed at fellow state lawmakers, interviews reveal.

New York-based company Hugging Face says a fully autonomous AI agent breached its AI model repository Read Full Article at RT.com

NATO officials believe that German nuclear research has a “weapons focus,” Russia’s SVR intelligence agency has warned Read Full Article at RT.com

Hamas has elected Khalil al-Hayya as the new head of its political bureau Read Full Article at RT.com

Germany will ax automatic temporary protection for Ukrainians fleeing the draft at home, Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Piddington wants out of Britain, reflecting rising fury as tiny communities are told to absorb migrants with no consent or security Read Full Article at RT.com

The four-minute campaign film, titled What Has The BBC Ever Done For Me?, aired for the first time last night, featuring almost 100 famous faces ahead of crucial talks over the Royal Charter.

Torrential rain caused flash floods and landslides, killing twenty-eight people across Jammu division. Poonch reported twenty-three deaths, including several children, after a house collapse. Rescuers dug four bodies from rubble left by raging streams and collapsing hillsides. Amarnath Yatra and pilgrimages to Vaishno Devi shrine remained suspended for a second day. The India Meteorological Department issued a red alert warning of extremely heavy rain.

AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal on Monday launched a scathing attack on the Centre over the police action against students, calling the Modi government «extremely arrogant» for using force against peaceful protesters.

The new Prime Minister said he was ready to risk his reputation with voters by making an overhaul of the 'broken' system a centerpiece of his premiership after replacing Sir Keir Starmer.