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Badminton Could Allow Russians To Return From Ban

Badminton's governing body paved the way Wednesday for Russian and Belarusian players to return to competition as neutrals after they were banned over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. It comes with the Paris Olympics just over a year away and sports federations grappling with what to do about athletes from Russia and its ally Belarus. Badminton World Federation (BWF) barred Russian and Belarusian players in March last year and in April extended the ban as Moscow's assault on Ukraine stretched into a second year.

Odessa Filatov Institute will hold international conference from May 24 to 26

On May 24-26, 2023, the annual international scientific-practical conference "Filatov Readings - 2023" will be held, which is registered in the State Non-Commercial Enterprise "Center for Testing the Professional Competence of Specialists with Higher Education in the Fields of "Medicine" and "Pharmacy" under the Ministry of Health of Ukraine" and accredited by EACME. In addition to specialists from Ukrainian regions, leading ophthalmologists from Belgium, Bulgaria, Great Britain, Armenia, Greece, Egypt, Israel, Spain, China, Moldova, Netherlands, Germany, UAE, Poland, Portugal, Romania, USA, Turkey, Hungary, France, Switzerland, and Egypt will also participate.

Ukraine war: Deadly Kyiv attack, Russian oil refinery hit, Eastern Europe's Russia warning

Russian forces began June with a fresh aerial bombardment of Kyiv on Thursday, killing at least three people and wounding others, authorities said.

Chess-Karjakin likely to skip World Cup, Carlsen's coach calls for sanctions

PARIS :Sergey Karjakin, who last year was banned for publicly backing Russia's invasion of Ukraine, is unlikely to take part in the World Cup after his social media followers urged him not to participate without the Russian flag or anthem.

Rybakina beats Czech teen to reach 3rd round at French Open, Keys loses

PARIS: Elena Rybakina’s comfort on clay improved as she eased into the third round at the French Open by beating another Czech teenager on Thursday. The Wimbledon champion, the No. 4 seed at Roland Garros, beat 18-year-old Linda Noskova 6-3, 6-3 on Court Suzanne Lenglen.

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Badminton Could Allow Russians To Return From Ban

Odessa Filatov Institute will hold international conference from May 24 to 26

Ukraine war: Deadly Kyiv attack, Russian oil refinery hit, Eastern Europe's Russia warning

Chess-Karjakin likely to skip World Cup, Carlsen's coach calls for sanctions

Rybakina beats Czech teen to reach 3rd round at French Open, Keys loses

Chess-Czech tournament does U-turn on Ukraine players after warning

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