Paris Olympics Braces For Heat Wave, Thunderstorms
It follows the rain-soaked opening ceremony that drenched athletes and spectators alike.
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Russiaâs Limited Presence At Paris 2024 Is âA Victory,â Says Ukraine Olympics Chief
Only 15 Russian athletes will be competing in the Games and they wonât officially be representing Russia.
U.S. to give Philippines $500 million in military funding amid worries about China’s aggression
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has fortified Manila’s decades-old treaty alliance with Washington as hostilities between Philippine and Chinese forces flared since last year in the disputed South China Sea.
Venezuelan Opposition Says It Can Prove Candidate Defeated Maduro In Disputed Election
Venezuelaâs electoral body has formally declared Nicolás Maduro the winner of the countryâs disputed presidential election, handing him third six-year term.
The Polish ‘are doing business with the Russians’ says Hungary’s Orbán as relations between the two nations take a hit
Poland was once dependent on Russian energy sources, but has been working for years to wean itself off Russian oil and gas.
Entrenched Incumbent Maduro Is Declared Winner Of Venezuelas Disputed Presidential Election
Venezuelaâs electoral body has formally declared Nicolás Maduro the winner of the countryâs disputed presidential election, handing him third six-year term.
A Rocket Killed 12 Youths On Israel-Controlled Land. Could That Spark A Regional War?
The Middle East is bracing for more violence after Israel claimed that Lebanese militants attacked an Arab ethnoreligious Druze town, which Hezbollah denies.
Maduro Declared Winner In Venezuela’s Presidential Election As Opposition Claims It Prevailed
Foreign leaders held off recognizing the results.
Olympics Swim Training Canceled For Second Day Over Seine’s Water Quality
Swimming in the Seine has been banned for over a century in big part to poor water quality. Organizers invested $1.5 billion to prepare the river for the games.
