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PARIS : Paris's main transport operator (RATP) is doubling its hiring numbers this year as the French capital's public transport system is getting ready to be put to the test during the Olympics.
A "nervous" Naomi Osaka has targeted a place at next year's Paris Olympics and more Grand Slam titles after she makes her eagerly anticipated return to tennis. The 26-year-old former world number one is set to return to competition at the Brisbane International starting at the end of the month, having not played on tour since September 2022. The four-time Grand Slam champion gave birth to daughter Shai in July and she has also struggled with her mental health and the pressures of tennis.
Speaking of horse trading, guess who's coming to dinner in Paris? The answer is Hungary's prime minister, who was recently welcomed in Moscow with open arms. Viktor Orban wants the unfreezing of EU funding blocked over rule of law issues or he says he'll scupper the bloc's own Ukraine funding at next week's final Brussels summit of the year.
Upon revealing the tweaks to this season's Investec Champions Cup back in the summer, EPCR Chairman Dominic McKay said their goal was to create a format which "everyone can easily understand, engage with and follow".
Raphael Varane has endured a difficult few months at Manchester United and the defender's future is growing increasingly uncertain.
The United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC) is confident in the security measures planned for next year's Paris Games, the governing body's CEO Sarah Hirshland said.
Teachers across Europe have gone on strike in recent years for better pay and working conditions, while many European education systems are suffering from shortages.
