Russian flag returned to country’s disabled athletes

The international Paralympic Committee has fully restored Moscow’s membership in the organization The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has voted against prolonging Russia’s suspension, allowing disabled athletes from the country to participate under the nation’s flag. Russia and Belarus were banned from the Olympics and Paralympics following the escalation of the…

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The international body has rejected a Russian and Chinese-backed draft resolution to extend relief for Tehran The UN Security Council has voted down a Moscow and Beijing-sponsored resolution calling for a six-month extension of sanctions relief for Iran, opening the way for the reinstatement of restrictions over its nuclear program….

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The agreement covers the construction of four new power facilities, IRNA news agency has reported Iran has signed a $25 billion agreement with Russia’s state energy corporation Rosatom to construct four nuclear power plants, Tehran’s IRNA news agency reported on Friday. The agreement was concluded on Wednesday at the Atom…

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The attacks could happen “in a matter of weeks,” the broadcaster cited sources as saying The US is “preparing options” for strikes on alleged drug traffickers inside Venezuela, NBC has reported, citing unnamed American officials. In recent weeks, Washington has sunk at least three boats it alleges were carrying narcotics…

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Getting your professional life up and running in the United States often hinges on one deceptively small factor: whether your foreign‐language documents are accepted by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Birth certificates, marriage licenses, university transcripts, and police records, none of them will move your immigration case forward unless…

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Hungary’s Peter Szijjarto has accused the Ukrainian leader of “seeing things that aren’t there” Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto has issued a sharp rebuke of Vladimir Zelensky, claiming that Kiev has become obsessed with Budapest and is imagining threats that do not exist. Zelensky alleged on Friday that Hungarian drones…

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Cutting energy ties with Moscow would put Hungary’s economy “on its knees,” the country’s prime minister has said Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban told US President Donald Trump in a recent phone call that his country’s economy would plummet almost instantly if it stopped receiving Russian oil and gas. Budapest continues…

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The US president’s day one decree has faced repeated roadblocks in lower courts US President Donald Trump’s administration has asked the Supreme Court to review the constitutionality of his executive order ending birthright citizenship for children whose parents entered the United States illegally, CNN reported Friday. Signed on January 20,…

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