Emma Raducanu hat ihre erste Gegnerin bei den Slovenia Open kennengelernt, nachdem sie nach ihrem frühen Ausscheiden in New York auf Platz 83 der Weltrangliste gefallen war. Die US-Open-Siegerin von 2021 stürzte dieses Jahr in der ersten Runde und versucht nun, wieder auf ihr Karrierehoch von Platz 10 der Welt aufzusteigen, beginnend mit dem WTA-250-Event in Portoroz.
Raducanu nahm diese Woche nach ihrer 3:6-6:3-Niederlage gegen Alize Cornet in der ersten Runde der US Open eine Wildcard für die Slovenia Open
A new travel guide reveals a wilder way to immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes of Croatia and Slovenia.
Wild Swimming Croatia & Slovenia takes a deep dive into the countries’ untamed and secluded places to take a dip, from dreamy coves on car-free islands to crystal-clear lakes and from secret plunge pools at the bottom of waterfalls to aquamarine canyons.
This aquatic voyage takes in 120 spots altogether, with GPS coordinates listed for every one. The book, which is
Bridget Jones once said: ‘Told a tiny lie about being an extremely experienced skier. But honestly, how hard can it be?’
Well, quite hard as it happens.
While I envisaged hopes of emulating a graceful Lindsey Vonn or fearless Eddie the Eagle, as I took to the slopes for the first time I bore something of a striking resemblance to the hapless fictional reporter – limbs askew, sliding backwards down a mountain before landing face-first in snow.
Amie Gordon puts
This article was updated on December 2, 2021.
The European Union spent decades getting rid of its borders. Coronavirus brought them back.
When the pandemic first washed across the bloc in early 2020, panicky countries restored border controls; people and trucks transporting everything from car parts to cabbages spent days in huge lines waiting to cross frontiers. Most air travel ended. Over the last year, as COVID-19 vaccines have become available, those barriers have been lowered — but they haven’t
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As EU leaders prepare to meet their Western Balkan counterparts on Wednesday, they might want to ask the European Commission’s point man for an impartial view of the region’s efforts to meet democratic standards and one day join the bloc.
Then again, they might not.
According to more than a dozen officials from multiple institutions and an analysis of internal documents, European Commissioner Olivér Várhelyi has overseen a push to play down concerns
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