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Australian Open: Clinical Djokovic beats Federer to set up chance of record-extending 8th title Novak Djokovic set up the chance for a record-extending eighth Australian Open title as he beat Roger Federer in straight sets in their semi-final meeting in Melbourne. In the 50th match between the pair, second seed Djokovic had too much power and intensity for the 38-year-old Swiss, winning 7-6 (7-1) 6-4 6-3 at Rod Laver Arena. The Serb will face either Austrian fifth seed Dominic Thiem or German seventh seed Alexander Zverev in Sunday’s final.   Eyeing off 8️⃣ Australian Open finals and the right to claim sole ownership of the all-time record for most #AusOpen finals ?@DjokerNole | #AO2020 pic.twitter.com/4rFF8wSYXi— #AusOpen (@AustralianO...

Russian military transports wounded RT correspondent Shabrouney from Hama to Hmeimim airbase Correspondent of RT Arabic Wafa Shabrouney, who was seriously injured while on assignment in northwestern Syria, has been transported by the Russian military from Hama National Hospital to the Hmeimim airbase. On orders from Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu, military doctors of the Russian grouping of forces in Syria earlier immediately arrived at the city hospital in Hama, where Shabrouney was taken, to help their Syrian colleagues. On Wednesday evening, a Russian transport helicopter with a special medical module for transporting the wounded was sent to Hama. After additional medical care was provided at the  hospital, Shabrouney was transported to Russia’s Hmeimim airbase. During the ...

Russia closes border with China in its Far East due to coronavirus outbreak Russia is closing its border in the Far East region in order to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus from neighboring China, the prime minister has announced. DETAILS TO FOLLOW Russia closes border with China in its Far East due to coronavirus outbreak

Greece plans to install ‘floating fence’ to keep migrants out The Greek government wants to install a floating barrier in the Aegean Sea to deter migrants arriving at its islands’ shores through Turkey, officials said on Thursday. The 2.7km long (1.68 miles) net-like barrier that Greece wants to buy will be set up in the sea off the island of Lesbos, where the overcrowded Moria camp operates, Reuters reports. It will rise 50cm above sea level and carry light marks that will make it visible at night, according to a government document inviting vendors to submit offers. “We will see what the result, what its effect as a deterrent will be in practice,” Defense Minister Nikos Panagiotopoulos said. In 2012, Greece set up a cement and barbed-wire fence along its northern border with...

The Amazing Story of the Russian Priest who Reached Millions in the USSR with his BBC Christian Radio Show (Rodzianko) by (Russian Faith) Bishop Basil carrying the Holy Fire at the Moscow Kremlin The Amazing Story of the Russian Priest who Reached Millions in the USSR with his BBC Christian Radio Show (Rodzianko)