Plane diversion furore: Belarus stripped of European track cycling championships
The Hindu
The European Cycling Union cited the “current international situation” for cancelling the event in Minsk scheduled from June 23-27.
Belarus was stripped of hosting next month’s European track cycling championships amid an international furore after so a dissident journalist could be arrested. The European Cycling Union cited the “current international situation” for cancelling the event in Minsk scheduled from June 23-27. European Union leaders called the . Belarus has been in turmoil since authoritarian leader last August in a disputed presidential election.
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