Pasolini

Kim Minseop might be the logical choice out of the options listed

Swimswam released a list with 9 men and 3 women. Besided the 10 listed above (albeit the number 9 on the title lol) it includes Kim Jihoon (M) and Hur Yeonkyng (W for the mixed relay)
 
Not really sure why they would not take a 4th to the 4x200m freestyle (KIM Younghyeon). Who would be the 4th?

British Qualification Tracker (after Day 1) 
 
Priority 1: 1st place finishers with nomination time (guaranteed selection)
Freya Colbert - W 200m Freestyle, W 4x200m Freestyle Relay Keanna MacInnes - W 200m Butterfly Adam Peaty - M 100m Breaststroke  
Priority 2: Relay swimmers (guaranteed selection)
Medi Harris - W 4x200m Freestyle Relay Lucy Hope - W 4x200m Freestyle Relay Abbie Wood - W 200m Freestyle , W 4x200m Freestyle Relay  
Priority 5: 2nd place finishers with nomination time
Laura Stephens - W 200m Butterfly  
Candidates for Priority 4 - Discretionary Picks
Freya Anderson - W 100m Freestyle, W 200m Freestyle Kieran Bird - M 400m Freestyle James Wilby - M 100m Breaststroke

Swimswam released a list with 9 men and 3 women. Besided the 10 listed above (albeit the number 9 on the title lol) it includes Kim Jihoon (M) and Hur Yeonkyng (W for the mixed relay)
 
Not really sure why they would not take a 4th to the 4x200m freestyle (KIM Younghyeon). Who would be the 4th?

Quota for  Women’s 50m rifle 3 positions! 

''fat from an expert'' that's a very interesting statement

For two reasons: 1, For internal fairness. Imagine you are the champion of 59kg left unselected, but your teammate 49kg is merely a silver medalist but selected. You will definitely feel unfair and it’s not good for the team atmosphere. Real champions should always prioritize the selection regardless of rivals’ attendance.
 
2, You just never know if North Korea will successfully lobby IOC or IWF for a wild card, maybe only one category per gender. I personally think it possible. No one can guarantee anything until the OG begins.

This compulsory world cup will be served as Chinese internal trials. There is no clear quantitive method for trials but I personally sum up as follows. For men's side, whichever 3 categories winning the golds will go to OG, if winning 4 golds or less than 3 golds then comparing the winning/losing margin. For women's side, 81kg and 81kg+ will be (most probably) selected if winning the golds. For 49kg, 59kg and 71kg whichever winning over North Korea will be selected. If no categories or more than 2 categories winning over North Korea, then comparing the winning/losing margin.

no, they didn't take part in the last World Champs (nor in the events of the 1st stint of the OQP), so they can't be in Paris (luckily)

Ups but we're still better than Wiki, I hope  

This is why we don't use Wikipedia for any information, we got this 
 
https://totallympics.com/qualification-tracker/paris-2024/qualification-by-sport/cycling-road/qualification-tracker-r1295/
 

I wonder if there would be anything preventing from 3 (or even 2) athletes from the same country

I was trying to figure out how the heats are going to look like in Teahupoo, with my friend @Pasolini. ISA has announced the seed chosen, but they aren't so clear about how this is going to work, especially about the competition format. So, I did this simulation using the same format used in Tokyo. For men, I am considering Bryan Perez, and for women Candelaria Resano as the selected surfers for universiality spots. It it changes, then the heats would change a little bit.
 
Men
 
Heat 1                                                     Heat 2                                                   Heat 3                                    Heat 4
 
Medina                                         Boukhiam                                    Vaast                           Duru
Toledo                                          Florence                                      Fioravanti                    Elter
Robinson                                      Mesinas                                      Stairmand                    O'Leary
Chianca                                        Colapinto                                   Perez                            McGillivray
 
Heat 5                                                   Heat 6
 
Correa                                        Criere
Ewing                                         Waida
Smith                                          Inaba
Igarashi                                      Cleland
 
Women
 
Heat 1                                                     Heat 2                                                   Heat 3                                    Heat 4
 
Weston-Webb                              Defay                                          Erostarbe                      Aguirre
Dempfle-Olin                                Kemp                                          Bonvalot                       Marks
Gonzalez                                      Yang                                           Hennessy                      Picklum
Silva                                             Wright                                         Fierro                             Vette
 
 
Heat 5                                                   Heat 6
 
Lelior                                           Hinckel
Sequeira                                     Moore
Baum                                          Matsuda 
Resano                                       Simmers

In Tokyo we   had at least 3 representatives who are LGBTQ+ (from what I know) and all have (or will get ) the quata for Paris, raz hershko (judo) Anat lelior (surfing) and Moran Samuel (paralympic rowing) 
I think we have one or 2 more in the community in the team, but these are the once I know of 
 

1. Yes, it's valid (like Tsimanouskaya - we have this kind of experiance).
2. She can start with our nationality abroad since 20 june (but she must be approved as you said but via WA meeting
 
Then her mandatory waiting period to represent her new country ends
 
https://pzla.pl/aktualnosci/13751-maria-odzik-z-polskim-obywatelstwem
 
The next step will be the decision of the special World Athletics panel responsible for changing the national colors. We don't know when he'll get back together. Of course, we will lobby on this matter and we will do everything to ensure that Maria can start in the Polish Championships at the end of June. If this is handled smoothly, we will see her at the Olympics in Paris. She already has the minimum - explains Tomasz Majewski, vice-president of the Polish Athletics Association and head of the Olympic mission.

I read that Istanbul has been chosen as the host for the 2027 European Games with the ambition as a testing ground for the 2036 Olympic Games.

All these complaints but what if next time Italy/France etc. fails to qualify a team and the 2nd Italian/French fencer takes the spot from the 1st Greek or similar...in the above mentioned case for Rio 2016, a Swiss won the European QT, if the 2nd Italian, Navarria, had been allowed to take part there's a good chance she would have taken the spot. i bet that then that fencer would complain that the system hurts smaller fencing nations.
 
Fencers and NFs knew that similar cases of top fencers missing the Games have happened and could have happened again, but noone in the last years made a reasonable proposal to change the qualification system- the only one that gained some support by other smaller countries was Sweden with their idiotic proposal of limiting team competition to 4 teams and individual competition to 1 fencer per NOC (and even the IOC said that proposal was shitty). In that case, a lot more of cases like the one of Georgiadou would happen. A small curiosity: the FIE Interim President and head of the working group in charge of proposing changes to the Olympic qualification system is Greek.

Unfortunately I haven't been able to find a feed for live scores from the Vestel Challenge Cup event in Antalya  but have got the qualifiers from day 1:
 
Pommel Horse:
 Nariman Kurbanov - 15.600
 Ahmad Abu Al Soud - 14.900
 Zeinolla Idrissov - 14.700
 Radomyr Stelmakh - 14.100
 Daniel Carrion Caro - 13.800
 Mert Efe Kilicer - 13.750
 Thierno Diallo - 13.550
 Mateo Zugec - 13.500
 
 
Floor:
 Ahmet Onder - 14.650
 Adem Asil - 14.300
 Benedek Tomcsanyi - 13.900
 Joel Plata - 13.850
 Nicolau Mir - 13.750
 Ricards Plate - 13.700
 Diogo Soares - 13.700
 Usukhbayar Erkhembayar - 13.700
 
 
Rings:
 Adem Asil - 14.750
 Ibrahim Colak - 14.550
 Artur Sahakyan - 13.850
 Nestor Abad - 13.500
 Balazs Kiss - 13.350
 Volodymyr Kostiuk - 13.050
 Diogo Soares - 13.000
 Szilard Zavory - 12.950
 

Uneven Bars:
 Yang Fanyuwei - 14.800
 Rebeca Andrade - 14.700
 Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos - 14.550
 Jiayi Zhao - 14.250
 Georgia Mae Fenton - 14.050
 Lorrane Oliveira - 13.600
 Lucija Hribar - 13.550
 Caitlin Rooskrantz - 13.400
 
 
Vault:
 Tjasa Kysselef - 13.275 (13.500/13.050)
 Greta Mayer - 13.075 (13.350/12.800)
 Oksana Chusovitina - 13.075 (13.300/12.850)
 Sara Peter - 13.050 (13.200/12.900)
 Morgane Osyssek-Reimer - 13.000 (13.350/12.650)
 Liao Yi-Chun - 12.800 (13.00/12.600)
 Huang Tzu-Hsing - 12.725 (12.800/12.650)
 Ruby Stacey - 12.700 (13.200/12.200)
 

Day 2 results from Antalya
 
Women's Floor:
 Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos - 13.900
 Morgane Osyssek-Reimer - 13.450
 Jade Barbosa - 13.350
 Jiayi Zhao - 13.350
 Georgia Mae Fenton - 13.300
 Liao Yi-Chun - 13.100
 Naomi Visser - 13.050
 Mila Prpic - 12.550
 
 
Balance Beam:
 Sun Xinyi - 14.300
 Georgia Mae Fenton - 14.000
 Flavia Saraiva - 13.750
 Sanne Wevers - 13.500
 Greta Mayer - 13.450
 Yang Ko-Wen - 13.200
 Zala Trtnik - 12.950
 Jana Abdelsalam - 12.950
 
 

Horizontal Bar:
 Nestor Abad - 13.500
 Radomyr Stelmakh - 13.350
 Joel Plata - 13.300
 Volodymyr Kostiuk - 12.800
 Diogo Soares - 12.750
 Razvan-Denis Marc - 12.700
 Toma Roland Modoianu-Zseder - 12.400
 Mert Efe Kilicer - 12.300
 
 
Parallel Bars:
 Andrei Vasile Muntean - 14.650
 Thierno Diallo - 14.550
 Nicolau Mir - 14.150
 Radomy Stelmakh - 13.900
 Volodymyr Kostiuk - 13.700
 Mert Efe Kilicer - 13.400
 Rasul Ahmadzada - 13.250
 Kerem Sener - 12.950
 
 
Vault:
 Assan Salimov - 14.050 (14.200/13.900)
 Enkhtuvshin Damdindorj - 14.000 (14.000/14.000)
 Radomy Stelmakh - 13.900 (14.600/13.200)
 Volodymyr Kostiuk - 13.750 (13.900/13.600)
 Usukhbayar Erkhembayar - 13.675 (13.950/13.400)
 Timo Eder - 13.325 (13.600/13.050)
 Daniel Carrion Caro - 13.250 (13.400/13.100)
 Adria Vera - 13.075 (13.000/13.150)
 
 

You are right!!!!
 
Portugal lost its quota, as it was won by Vasileia Karachaliou. Probably Greece did not let her go.
 
Therefore Finland got a quota from the 2023 World Championships and Israel got the quota from Finland.

In judo,  Jessica Klimkait has won bronze medals at the last two World Championships in women’s 57kg, and is #2 in the OQR (approximately 2700 points ahead of #3 Gjakova) but due to the one judoka per NOC rule there’s a possibility that she might not even qualify. Right now, she’s in a fierce internal selection battle with Christa Deguchi, who’s the reigning World Champion, and current #1 in the OQR (approximately 1500 points ahead of #2 Klimkait)
 
Judo Canada has yet to select their athlete though, so they could still pick Klimkait over Deguchi. 
 
Judo Canada Olympic Selection Criteria
Highest Finish at 2022 Worlds (1 pt) - Klimkait
Highest Finish at 2023 Worlds (2 pts) - Deguchi
Highest Finish at 2024 Worlds (2 pts) - TBD
Olympic Ranking (2 pts) - likely will be Deguchi

Our top two fencers are in the top 5 but our third girl is ranked 147 and then after that our next girl is 227. We are not a big fencing country, so it's actually a miracle that we have two girls somehow in the top 5. We have Kontochristopoulou in the women's foil ranked 86. No one else in any weapon or gender is top 100 (special shout out though to 18 yo Garyfallou who is ranked 102 in the women's foil ).
 
The sport has grown since 2004 slowly I guess. I mean, I don't personally know anyone who has ever competed in fencing even at an amateur/recreational level unlike other sports, so I can't speak much about it, but since 2004 we had Vougiouka, Gkountoura, and Georgiadou all very successful, so the federation must be doing something right because for decades we won no medals and rarely qualified any fencers to the Olympics.
 
As @phelps said, it is very hard to qualify as a European team.
 
Our team made a serious effort the last few years and are ranked 12th which is much better than they were before this Olympic cycle but still they are very far from the top 5/6, and let's not forget this is without Russia who won gold at in Tokyo in the team event!
 
Georgiadou seems like she will stay on until Los Angeles at least, she will be 37 yo. Gkountoura will be 31 so it's not a problem for her. The issue is finding a third fencer, though 15 yo Kourousi and 21 yo Mavrikaki have had some promising results (especially Kourousi for her age) so hopefully we can get a "decent" third sabre fencer and make a push to qualify for Los Angeles.
 
I was saying for the past few years we should try to bring Vougiouka out of retirement, she was top 5 or so for some years and retired after Rio at 30 yo which is not that old in fencing, but it obviously never happened for Tokyo or Paris so I can't see it happening for Los Angeles, the more that time passes the less likely a comeback will be...