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Martin Sellner, Austrian far-right activist facing trouble abroad

After his radical ideas led to mass protests, Austrian far-right activist Martin Sellner this week grabbed headlines again, by being deported from neighbouring Switzerland and banned from Germany

Demonstrators break into Mexico presidential palace

Protesters broke open a door to Mexico's presidential palace on Wednesday during a demonstration demanding justice for 43 students whose disappearance nearly a decade ago shocked the country

Austrian property tycoon's troubles rattle investors

Sliding events at 2026 Winter Olympics to be held outside Italy

'Immense' Granerud claims Four Hills ski jumping title

Granerud claims Four Hills ski jumping title

Granerud claims Four Hills ski jumping title

Norway's Halvor Egner Granerud claimed the prestigious Four Hills ski jump title on Friday by winning the final leg at Bischofshofen in Austria

Covid's true death toll still elusive, three years in

AFP Sports Diary for December 11 to January 6

AFP Sports Diary for December 10 to January 6

Davis Cup finals offer passion rather than stars

The Davis Cup finals open in their latest home Malaga, Spain, on Tuesday short of stars but promising the added emotion that competing for national team brings

Aleksandr Gorshkov, half of first ice dance Olympic gold medal pair, dies

Austrians vote in presidential election with incumbent set to win

Tens of Thousands in Austria Protest Rampant Inflation

Tens of thousands of Austrians angered by the government's inertia in tackling runaway costs of living took to the streets of Vienna and eight major cities on Saturday

Lindvik ends Norway's Olympic drought with large hill title

Marius Lindvik said it felt "insane" to end Norway's 58-year Olympic ski jumping individual title drought on the large hill on Saturday, after he denied Japan's Ryoyu Kobayashi a golden double at the Beijing Games

Nine dead as a hundred avalanches hit Austria

Nine dead as a hundred avalanches hit Austria

Nine dead as hundred avalanches roll over Austria

Kilde looks to set Norwegian tone in Olympic downhill

High winds put paid to third leg of Four Hills ski jumping

The third leg of ski jumping's annual Four Hills which was due to take place in Innsbruck on Tuesday has been cancelled due to high winds, organisers said

Kilde in the hunt for more Norwegian Olympic ski gold

Germany knock out Britain to reach Davis Cup semi-finals

Tennis: Davis Cup results

Russians knock holders Spain out of Davis Cup