WHO Regional Director for Europe: When people are forced to flee their homes because of violence, their health needs move with them
Interview for Interfax news agency of Dr. Hans Henri P. Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe
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Gokulam Kerala stun ATK Mohun Bagan 4-2 in AFC Cup 2022 debut
Gokulam Kerala FC stunned ATK Mohun Bagan 4-2 in a six-goal thriller in their AFC Cup debut at the Salt Lake Stadium on Wednesday. In a battle between the two heavyweights of the top-tier ISL and the second-tier I-League, Gokulam Kerala dished out a much more compact and technical display than Bagan. Fresh from winning an unprecedented I-League double at the same venue last Saturday, Gokulam Kerala led the way with their Slovenian centre-forward Luka Majcen (50', 65') striking a brace.
Stützle dealing with knee strain, status at Worlds unclear
Team Germany and Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stützle is dealing with a knee strain, and it is unclear if he will play again at the men's World Championship, according to TSN Hockey's Gord Miller.
Novak Djokovic 'wants revenge' as Mats Wilander discusses Serb's French Open chances
France first country to disobey EU rules says Aubry
Why does Turkey want to block Finland and Sweden from NATO?
The Turkish government's assertion that they have issues agreeing to let Finland and Sweden join NATO has raised eyebrows in Helsinki and Stockholm in a week where the Nordic nations are submitting historic letters requesting NATO membership.
Austria prevails in shootout over Czechs in men's hockey worlds shocker
Austria pulled off a major upset at the ice hockey world championship on Tuesday, stunning the Czech Republic 2-1 after prevailing in a penalty shootout in Tampere, Finland.
Belfast Giants shortlisted for prestigious club of the year award
Next month, the Giants will go head-to-head with four other top European clubs for the coveted Club of the Year title at the 2022 Fenix Outdoor & Warrior European Hockey Awards, organised by The Alliance of European Hockey Clubs (EHC).
Not what Putin wanted: How will Russia respond to NATO bids by Finland and Sweden?
Is it a miserable own goal by Putin, or further fodder for the "us versus them" siege mentality that is the cornerstone these days of a Russian propaganda machine that has gone full throttle? How will he really react and will public opinion continue to follow him? At a time when neither side wants to negotiate, should the West double down or offer Putin an exit ramp?