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Kiril Petkov: In this Parliament, "We Continue the Change" will be a Constructive, Predictable Opposition
"In this parliament, 'We continue the change' will resume its work from where it was stopped, as a constructive, predictable opposition," WCC co-chairman Kiril Petkov said from the parliamentary rostrum.
According to him, "the party will be guided by two principles in order to fulfill our pre-election promises".
Two-time Olympic taekwondo silver medalist Alexandros Nikolaidis has died, age 42
Greece's two-time Olympics taekwondo silver medalist Alexandros Nikolaidis died today at age 42, after a two-year battle with cancer.
Nikolaidis won his first silver medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics, and the second at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
Kayaker Srabotnik second in World Cup event in Spain
Seu d’Urgell – Slovenian kayaker Martin Srabotnik placed second in the ICF Canoe-Kayak Slalom World Cup final in La Seu d’Urgell in Spain on Saturday. Czech Jiri Prskavec won the event and the overall World Cup standings.
Two Slovenian canoeists win medals in France
Pau – Slovenian canoeists Luka Božič and Benjamin Savšek bagged the second and third places in a white water slalom World Cup event in Pau, France, on Sunday. France’s Denis Gargaud Chanut won the race.
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Antigoni Drisbiotis wins gold in 35km race walk in Euro Championships in Munich
She became the oldest runner to win a gold medal in a major event
Fraser-Pryce storms to 100m victory
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce hammered home her status as world championship favorite on June 18 by equaling her world best time this year to win the 100m at the Paris Diamond League meeting.
The veteran Jamaican sprinter triumphed in 10.67sec, shrugging off the crushing 30-degree heat at the city's Charlety stadium.
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COVID curbs push China off global sporting map
China's ambitions to be a global sporting hub took a heavy blow as the postponement of this year's Asian Games further isolated a country already cut off by its hardline zero-COVID strategy.
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Judoka Pogačnik wins European bronze in women’s 70kg
Sofia – Slovenian judoka Anka Pogačnik won the bronze medal in the women’s 70kg category at the European Judo Championship in Sofia, Bulgaria, on Saturday, her first medal in major competitions. In the decisive fight, she defeated Hilde Jager of the Netherlands after three penalties.
Ukraine invasion puts Russia’s elite sports status at risk
Russia spent upwards of $50 billion to host the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, then concocted the most elaborate doping scheme in history, all to cement its standing as a global sports superpower.
Mental health vital to success of athletes: Expert
In order for athletes to stay in good mental health, training should be given to help them overcome anxiety, improve concentration, build confidence and even manage anger, a Turkish expert has said, amid an ongoing debate that some of the athletes at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games had to deal with high expectations that led to overwhelming pressure.
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