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A 17th-Century building in Austria, known as the birthplace of Adolf Hitler, has been repurposed as a police station to deter neo-Nazi interest and redefine the site’s historical legacy

The government repurposed the 17th century building in hopes of preventing the site from becoming an attraction for Nazi

Germany has officially chosen Munich for a future Olympics host bid, aiming for the 2036, 2040, or 2044 Summer Games. This decision reinforces its sporting legacy

Austria opened a new police station in Adolf Hitler's former house, in a deliberate effort to deter today's ascendant far-right extremists from making pilgrimages to the Nazi dictator's birthplace.

King Harald V of Norway has died at 89, ending more than three decades on the throne as Crown Prince Haakon succeeds him.

From the rise of global superstars to the cultural impact of international fans, the 2026 World Cup left a complex legacy of record-breaking performances and controversial officiating decisions across the host nations

From Victoria Beckham’s stoic sideline composure to the Tartan Army taking over Boston, this summer’s tournament birthed a unique digital footprint that transcended the standard match day analysis

Sir Garfield Sobers, one of cricket’s defining figures, has died aged 89, leaving behind a legacy that stretched from Barbados to the global game. For readers of the BBC Sport piece that marked his death, the scale of…

Kevin Keegan, the legendary English forward, two-time Ballon d'Or winner and former national team manager, has died at the age of 75 following a private battle with stage four cancer

Proceedings in the Maradona trial have been ongoing since April, keeping attention on a case that continues to draw global interest in sports and law.

Ireland's relationship with the UK under Andy Burnham is off to a very good start, according to Taoiseach Micheál Martin after their first meeting

A fan’s account in The Guardian Football offers an upbeat view of the World Cup atmosphere across the United States, Mexico and Canada, describing the tournament as a surprisingly joyful summer for host cities. The…

Anthony Taylor has ended his 20-year career as a professional referee, citing the relentless pressure of elite-level officiating and the impact of public abuse on his family life as deciding factors

Oasis have surpassed The Beatles in the all-time UK album sales rankings as (What's the Story) Morning Glory? moves into third place following the band's major 2025 reunion tour

Former Chinese premier Zhu Rongji, a central figure in the country's market reforms and entry into the World Trade Organization, has died at 97.

Keiko Fujimori has begun a five-year term after winning Peru's runoff by fewer than 50,000 votes, inheriting political instability, crime and deep regional divisions.

Sheikh Hasina, the ousted former leader of Bangladesh, says she intends to return to the country even as she faces a death sentence, according to NPR News. Her remarks came as she marked the second anniversary of her…

Marc Lamont Hill speaks to Molly Crabapple about the Jewish Labour Bund, anti-Zionism and the Jewish left

Gianni Infantino is facing a sharper wave of resistance from football leaders, with criticism of FIFA and its president reaching a more visible stage, according to The Guardian Football. The latest debate is not only…

Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh’s ousted former prime minister, says she plans to return home in December even if that means arrest or imprisonment. In an audio broadcast reported by Dawn, Hasina told listeners in New Delhi…

Manchester City has been found guilty of breaching numerous financial rules, with potential sanctions that could affect the club's future in the Premier League

In a thrilling showdown, Cody Gakpo's late goal secured a draw against Germany, denying Klopp a perfect start as coach. Here's what unfolded

As Glasgow prepares to host the 2026 Commonwealth Games, the event is being framed not just as a comeback, but as a test of whether the Games can still justify their place.

Spain's World Cup-winning players and coaching staff met with the country's royals and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, as an estimated crowd of almost 2 million turned out to greet the champions through the streets.