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Chelsea's Rudiger could transfer to Man Utd, Barcelona, Real Madrid or Juventus as ownership situation drags on
Uncertainty around Chelsea’s ownership could lead to Antonio Rudiger joining fierce rivals Manchester United or another major club such as Barcelona, Real Madrid or Juventus.
WTCR races set for Italy and Alsace following calendar updates
The WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup is returning to Italy and embarking on a race of discovery in Alsace after the updated 2022 schedule was ratified by an electronic vote of FIA World Motor Sport Council members. Following WTCR Race of Portugal on the streets of Vila Real (July 2-3), the all-action series heads to Vallelunga for the second running of WTCR Race of Italy, but the first time the venue close to Rome has hosted FIA World Touring Car racing.
Volleyball-Poland and Slovenia to host world championship, says Polish PM
Poland and Slovenia will host this year men's volleyball world championship scheduled for Aug. 26-Sept. 11 after Russia were stripped of the event, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Thursday.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff left Australian GP with "good feeling" despite team struggles
What’s gone wrong with Mercedes and can they recover?
Chelsea sale: When is the deadline for bids and who could takeover from Roman Abramovich
Was It Wrong To Bench Nuno Tavares
Spate of attacks in Israel: PM says Jewish state to go on offensive
Meanwhile, Russia's invasion of Ukraine is having ripple effects around the world, including in Yemen. There are fears of a grain shortage for the country, which was already on the brink of famine.
A world apart: Macron and Le Pen split over Ukraine, Europe
It is cost of living, not foreign policy, that's top of voters' minds. But the price hikes are not happening in a vacuum. What lessons can be drawn from the global scramble unfolding for goods and raw materials and the overdependence on Russian oil and gas? Is France better off bargaining on its own or as part of a broader EU on energy, healthcare and immigration?