AI-generated summary
The JVM is played in Edmonton, Canada, between late December and January. Cas has decided to let Russia and Belarus back in, but Canada chooses to go against this decision.
The World Cup will be played in Edmonton, Canada, between the end of December and January – but it will be without Russia.
Canada chooses to go against the arbitral tribunal Ca's decision to let Russia and Belarus into the heat again.
- Russia and Belarus support this illegal, unjustified and terrible war in Ukraine. While that is in progress, no athletes from these countries will be allowed to compete for their respective countries in Canada. At JVM, the Russians will therefore not be there, Carney continues.
The text is updated.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Cas may take action against Canada for not complying with the decision to admit Russia and Belarus.
Possible · Within weeks

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