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Russia's Path To 2024 Olympics Takes Shape; Ukraine Objects.

Athletes of the Russian Olympic Committee attend a welcoming ceremony after returning from the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games on Red Square in Moscow, on August 9, 2021.

Athletes of the Russian Olympic Committee attend a welcoming ceremony after returning from the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games on Red Square in Moscow, on August 9, 2021.

Russia's path to sending a team to the Paris Olympics next year became clearer on January 26 amid fierce objections from Ukraine. The International Olympic Committee indicated on January 25 that it favors officially neutral teams from Russia and its ally Belarus at the 2024 Olympics despite a plea from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to exclude them entirely. A day later, Russia and Belarus were invited to compete at the Asian Games, a key Olympic qualifier. To see the original story by AP, click here .

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Bulgarians Vote In General Election For Fifth Time In Two Years.

Bulgarians Vote In General Election For Fifth Time In Two Years.

Voters in Bulgaria are casting their ballots on April 2 in the country's fifth parliamentary election in two years with opinion polls suggesting this latest vote will again fail to deliver a result that will break the political gridlock gripping t...

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Montenegrins Choose New President Amid Political Turmoil.

Montenegrins Choose New President Amid Political Turmoil.

Montenegrins are casting ballots on April 2 in a runoff presidential election that is a battle between a long-serving pro-Western incumbent and a newcomer promising changes in the small NATO member state in Europe that has been locked in political...

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King Charles makes cheese and eats cake in Germany

King Charles makes cheese and eats cake in Germany

King Charles made organic cheese and ate cake during his three-day visit to Germany. Warning: this video contains flashing images. #Charles #KingCharles #Germany #royal SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more videos: Follow us on Twitter: Like u...

Donald Trump prosecutors 'negotiating his surrender' over hush money charges.

Donald Trump prosecutors 'negotiating his surrender' over hush money charges.

Donald Trump has become the first ex-president to face criminal charges after an investigation into hush money paid to two women, including an adult film actress. A lawyer for Donald Trump has said he has been told that the former president has be...

Labour: Trade deal 'not quite as advantageous as the government claimed'.

Labour: Trade deal 'not quite as advantageous as the government claimed'.

Pat McFadden, Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, has commented on plans for the UK to join a new Indo-Pacific trade deal. He told Sky News that "we support free and open trade, so we'd give this a welcome, but also a cautious welcome". For th...

King Charles makes cheese and eats cake on visit to Germany.

King Charles makes cheese and eats cake on visit to Germany.

The king helped make a special cheese and enjoyed a slice of cake shaped like a crown as he visited an organic farm in the German countryside. The monarch is on a three-day visit to Germany and became the first British monarch to address the Germa...

Pence on whether Putin has committed war crimes in Ukraine.

Pence on whether Putin has committed war crimes in Ukraine.

Former Vice President Mike Pence tells CNN’s Wolf Blitzer about his take on the war in Ukraine, whether Putin has committed war crimes, and what he believes President Biden should do about the Wall Street Journal reporter arrested in Russia. #CNN ...

Bucha a year since Russia's deadly occupation: Can justice be served? - DW News.

Bucha a year since Russia's deadly occupation: Can justice be served? - DW News.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says his country will 'never forgive' those responsible for the horrors inflicted on Bucha. That Ukrainian town is marking a year now since its liberation, after five weeks under Russian control. What Ukrain...