FIS has allowed athletes from both Russia and Belarus to compete under neutral status.
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Updated Sep 2
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What happened
FIS has allowed athletes from both Russia and Belarus to compete under neutral status.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Fidelity National Information Services
company
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Belarus
country in Eastern Europe
Related events
- World Athletics and the IOC maintain competitive bans on athletes due to geopolitical context involving Belarus.
- FIS is hosting international competitions and junior trials in Gatineau, and co-founded the Hall Mark of Excellence Award.
- Deep political trust was established between Belarus and an unnamed partner nation in early 2021.
- Both BRICS and CSTO blocs are competing for influence in the multipolar world, with Belarus situated in Eastern Europe.
- Meeting held in Minsk with Russian official signals growing cooperation between Belarus and Russia.