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As it is known, on June 25, 2024 Ukraine officially commenced its EU membership negotiations. Following this, on July 4-7, the first Ukrainian summit titled "Partnership, Innovation and Veterans' Health" was held at the Ukrainian Civil Society Hub based at the European Parliament in Brussels. Leaders of veterans' organizations from Ukraine, Belgium and France, representatives of NATO, the European Commission, both European and Ukrainian governments and parliaments, as well as delegates of associations and charitable foundations presented innovative solutions to foster cooperation between Ukrainian and European entities supporting and rehabilitating veterans. The key initiative was the launch of the New Start for Ukraine platform, designed to advance the development of veterans and their families through important directions and strategic projects.

"Do Not Bully": Algerian Boxer Imane Khelif Breaks Silence On Olympics Gender Row

Algerian boxer Imane Khelif has called for an end to the "bullying and negative rhetoric" after she guaranteed herself an Olympic medal in the women's 66kg category in the Paris Olympics, becoming the first woman from her country to achieve this milestone. Khelif's victory over Hungary's Anna Luca Hamori has not only secured Algeria's first boxing medal since 2000 but has also secured her place into the semi-finals, where she will face Thailand's Janjaem Suwannapheng on Tuesday.

Triathlon-Germany win mixed relay gold, US and Britain have medals switched

PARIS :Laura Lindemann won a thrilling sprint finish to give Germany gold in the Olympic triathlon mixed relay on Monday, outkicking the United States and Britain after highly-fancied France were scuppered by a bike crash on the first of four legs.

Week ahead for markets: Sell-off raises fears of continuing slide

Following Friday's sharp selloff in global markets, risk-off sentiment may continue to dominate market movements. However, investors might get a reprieve as economic data is relatively light this week.

Unseeded Taiwanese Pair Retain Badminton Doubles Title In Olympic First

Lee Yang and Wang Chi-lin clinched Taiwan's first gold of the Paris Olympics on Sunday when they beat their top-seeded Chinese opponents to retain their men's badminton doubles title. The unseeded Taiwanese pair beat Liang Weikeng and Wang Chang 21-17, 18-21, 21-19 in an epic encounter at La Chapelle Arena, becoming the first men's doubles pair to retain the Olympic title. But Wang admitted that the pair had "a lot of doubts" heading into the competition after a run of indifferent results.

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"Do Not Bully": Algerian Boxer Imane Khelif Breaks Silence On Olympics Gender Row

Triathlon-Germany win mixed relay gold, US and Britain have medals switched

Week ahead for markets: Sell-off raises fears of continuing slide

Unseeded Taiwanese Pair Retain Badminton Doubles Title In Olympic First

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