Lisa Weagle shifts focus to mixed doubles, following Canadian teammate Laura Walker
Three-time national champion Lisa Weagle plans to step back from women's team curling next season to focus on the mixed doubles discipline.
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Three-time national champ Weagle to focus on mixed doubles
Three-time national champion Lisa Weagle plans to step back from women's team curling next season to focus on the mixed doubles discipline.
Rafael Nadal: When will he return after rib injury? What clay events will he miss? Will he play the French Open?
Rafael Nadal’s perfect season is no longer so. The 20-0 winning run came to an end in the Indian Wells final against Taylor Fritz on Sunday, and two days later Nadal confirmed that the breathing difficulties he experienced in the match were due to a cracked rib. Ad/> The injury is expected to prevent him from practising for four weeks and will have serious implications on the clay season.
Women's rights, ecology and torture scoop top FIFDH 2022 awards
Over ten days, the International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights brought together artists, activists, journalists, and the public in Geneva for film and debate.
FIFA postpones Ukraine playoff, gives Poland a bye vs Russia
GENEVA (AP) — Amid a shutdown of domestic soccer during the invasion by Russia, FIFA agreed Tuesday to Ukraine’s request to postpone the national team’s World Cup qualifying playoff in Scotland in two weeks’ time.
The FIFDH celebrates 20 years of standing up for human rights
Featuring a remarkable lineup and eyewitness accounts from across the world, the International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights is a unique opportunity to talk about all human rights violations through cinema, fiction, documentaries, and news. Cinema went to Geneva to check it out.
What happens if a country commits a war crime?
With the conflict between Russia and Ukraine carrying on, the eyes of the world are fixed on invading troops to ensure no war crimes are committed.
Sports bodies move further to isolate and condemn Russia
GENEVA (AP) — Sports bodies across Europe moved Monday to further isolate and condemn Russia following its invasion of Ukraine by refusing to host or play against teams from the country.