Audrey Werro started her indoor season this Sunday in Macolin as part of the meeting organized by Bienne Athletics. Aligned on 600m, the Belfagienne quite simply exploded the best Swiss performance of all time on this distance among women. She lowered the mark set by Selina Rutz-Büchel in 2019 by more than 90 hundredths to set the new record at a historic time of 1:26.14. By way of comparison, she had already won last year at the same meeting in 1:27.58. This is a dream warm-up for the schoolgirl before her stopovers in France for the international meeting in Eure on February 4, then in Metz the following weekend.
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January 29, 2023
FÚTBOL ESPAÑA ANTIVIOLENCIA
Madrid. The Anti-Violence Commission has convened an extraordinary meeting for this Monday at the headquarters of the State Attorney General’s Office to study “the despicable violent episodes that continue to take place in the sports and social environment”, following the action last Thursday once morest the Real Madrid player Madrid Vinicius Junior (09.00 GMT).
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SOCCER SPAIN
Villarreal (Castellon, Spain). Villarreal receives Rayo Vallecano this Monday at the La Cerámica stadium in a duel in which both teams fight to add three vital points for the European places, since the locals do so to enter the Champions League zone and the from Madrid, for rising to seventh position.
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NFL AMERICAN FOOTBALL
NY. NFL Conference Finals between Cincinatti Bengals-Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49’s-Philadelphia Eagles that will decide which two teams will play the Superbowl on February 12 in Glendale (Arizona).
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INFORMATION AGENDA
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BALLOON BASKET
– NBA: Philadelphia 76ers-Orlando Magic, Brooklyn Nets-Los Angeles Lakers (PHOTO), Minnesota Timberwolves-Sacramento Kings, Oklahoma City Thunder-Golden State Warriors, San Antonio Spurs-Washington Wizards, Dallas Mavericks-Detroit Pistons, Phoenix Suns-Toronto Raptors, Portland Trail Blazers-Atlanta Hawks.
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FOOTBALL
– Spain. Draw for the Copa del Rey semifinals (12.00 GMT. Ciudad del Fútbol). (PHOTO) (VIDEO). –DAVID–
– The Anti-Violence Commission has convened an extraordinary meeting for this Monday at the headquarters of the State Attorney General’s Office to study “the despicable violent episodes that continue to take place in the sports and social environment”, following the action last Thursday once morest the player of the Real Madrid Vinicius Júnior (09.00 GMT) (PHOTO) (VIDEO)
– Spain. La Liga Santander. Matchday 18 (PHOTO): Villarreal-Rayo (20:00 GMT).
– England. Cup. Derby County v West Ham (7.45pm GMT).
– Italy. Udinese-Verona (19.45 GMT).
– South American sub-20, in Colombia (until February 12). Rest day before the final phase, which begins on Tuesday.
– Argentina. 1st day:: Barracas Central-Godoy Cruz.
– Paraguay. Day 1: Olimpia-Sp. Luqueño.
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GOLF
-DP World Tour. The Hero Dubai Desert Classic is completed, at the Emirates GC in Dubai (PHOTO).
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TENNIS
– ATP and WTA world rankings following the Australian Open.
– WTA 250 tournaments in Thailand and Lyon (France) (up to 5).
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Erdogan: Sweden will be shocked when we send a different message on Finland (Getty)
hinted the Turkish president Recep Tayyip ErdoganToday, Sunday, he indicated that Turkey may agree to Finland joining NATO, without making a similar initiative towards Sweden.
Erdogan said, in response to a question regarding the aforementioned two countries in northern Europe’s candidacy to join the alliance, during a televised meeting: “When necessary, we may send a different message with regard to Finland. Sweden will be shocked when we send a different message with regard to Finland.”
And she was Turkey has postponed “indefinitely” a meeting with Sweden and Finland on their accession to NATO (NATO), according to what was reported by official Turkish media, last Tuesday.
According to press reports, quoting diplomatic sources, the talks were scheduled to take place in early February.
For its part, the Turkish Radio and Television Corporation “TRT” quoted Turkish diplomatic sources as saying that the meeting, which was scheduled to take place in Brussels in February, was postponed at the request of Ankara.
A spokesman for Erdogan said earlier this month that NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg would also attend the meeting.
A source in the Turkish presidency said that Turkey did not cancel the meeting, but postponed it. The source did not specify the date to which the meeting was postponed.
The presidency declined to make an official statement on the postponement.
Earlier, Finnish Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto considered that his country should study the possibility of joining NATO without Sweden, in the first situation of its kind, following Erdogan’s refusal to give the green light to Stockholm’s candidacy.
Haavisto told the public television network “Yele”, according to “Agence France Presse”, that a joint accession of the two northern European countries remains “the first option”, but “we must of course assess the situation, study whether something that happened will prevent Sweden from moving forward in the long term.” On the other hand, he said, “It is still too early to take a stand.”
This comes following Erdogan announced, last Monday, that Sweden, a candidate for membership in NATO, might no longer count on Turkey’s “support”, following it allowed the organization of an anti-Turkish demonstration in Stockholm.
(AFP, The New Arab)
The Ministry of Public Health announced, in a report published today, Sunday, on Corona cases, that “198 new infections were recorded, which raised the cumulative number of confirmed cases to 1,228,399, and one death was recorded.”
The Ministry of Public Health also published a report on cholera cases in Lebanon, as “no new infection was recorded, and accordingly the cumulative number of confirmed cases settled at 671, and no deaths were recorded, and the cumulative number of deaths was 23.”