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LONDON :Britain's Davis Cup team are expecting to play their Davis Cup World Group I tie against Poland in Gdynia this weekend despite the country and NATO allies shooting down drones that violated Polish airspace overnight on Tuesday.
Petro Poroshenko, who is currently in Strasbourg, met with members of the European People's Party Group in the European Parliament and EPP President Manfred Weber. Poroshenko thanked representatives of the largest political group in the European Parliament for supporting the resolution on Ukraine. He called on European partners to put pressure on Putin to implement a ceasefire, and if that does not work, to implement ‘plan B’.
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ZALAEGERSZEG, Hungary :Scotland secured a 2-0 World Cup qualifying win over Belarus on Monday, with Che Adams on target and Zakhar Volkov scoring an own goal in the match played behind closed doors in Hungary.
Olympic swimmers who challenged the sport's governing body in a United States court are set to get a multimillion-dollar settlement for athletes who took part in a breakaway series.
Registration is open for the advocacy run Run for Freedom in support of the release of Ukrainian soldiers and civilians from captivity. The event will take place on September 13 in Kyiv. For the second year in a row, it is being organized at the initiative of Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) students and Professor Timothy Snyder, who will personally join the run.
BBC Breakfast was disrupted on Sunday morning when Ben Boulos delivered some shocking news to viewers.
MADRID: The International Chess Federation (FIDE) said on Friday it was not involved in and had not been consulted over an alleged decision by a Spanish tournament to forbid Israeli players from competing under their national flag. “FIDE had no prior knowledge of this decision, did not make any ruling on this, nor was it consulted by the organizers,” the federation said in a statement. “FIDE strongly condemns any form of discrimination, including on the basis of nationality and flag. The same rules apply to Israel and its players as to all other member federations that are not under any form of sanctions.” The organizers of the Bilbao Sestao Basque Country tournament, which starts next week, were not immediately reachable for comment.