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The International Boxing Association (IBA), currently under fire for its ties to Russia, is facing fresh scrutiny over its handling of allegations regarding female boxers' eligibility. Recent cases involving Algerian boxer Iman Khelif and Taiwanese boxer Lin Yu-Ting have cast a shadow on the fairness of the sport.

The Russian tech industry is predominantly controlled by individuals close to the Kremlin, making it particularly dangerous.

On July 19th, during a closed-door trial in a Russian court in Yekaterinburg, Evan Gershkovich—the Wall Street Journal reporter—was sentenced to 16 years in prison for espionage. After the court's decision, it’s clear that Gershkovich is another one of Russia’s high-profile political prisoners. This all follows a pattern where in almost all other cases, Russia expects to receive real criminals in exchange for foreign hostages.

On the path to the EU, Ukraine faces a dual challenge: implementing reforms and fighting a major war.

As Keir Starmer announces his new UK Government Cabinet, we look at the key figure who will be responsible for Ukraine—John Healey.

Elections in the United Kingdom resulted in a sweeping victory for the Labour Party. On Friday, July 5th, the outgoing Prime Minister from the Conservative Party, Rishi Sunak, conceded defeat in the election. Sir Keir Starmer, the leader of the UK’s Labour Party, will replace him as the Head of the British government.