Giorgia Meloni's first 100 days in office: What has Italy's PM done so far?
Giorgia Meloni was voted into office last October to the sound of alarm bells ringing across Europe.
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Travellers from China arrive in Europe as COVID tests begin on wastewater
Travellers from China began arriving on European shores for the first time in three years since the pandemic began, but fears of an increase in COVID-19 cases mean many European countries require a negative test upon arrival.
Parker loses first game in charge of Belgium's Club Brugge
BRUSSELS: Englishman Scott Parker suffered defeat in his first match in charge of Belgian champions Club Brugge as they were beaten 3-1 at leaders Racing Genk on Sunday.
When Pele conquered America with the New York Cosmos
NEW YORK: Pele was 34 and semi-retired when the New York Cosmos fended off interest from Juventus and Real Madrid to lure the world’s greatest player to the footballing backwater that was America in 1975.
Macron defends World Cup trip amid Qatar graft scandal
BRUSSELS: President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday (Dec 15) stood by his decision to travel to Qatar to support France's World Cup team, despite allegations linking the Gulf monarchy to corruption in the European Parliament.
EU court should re-examine ice skating body's appeal against EU antitrust order -court adviser
BRUSSELS :The International Skating Union's (ISU) appeal against an European Union finding that its punitive penalties against athletes breach EU antitrust rules should be reviewed again by a lower tribunal, a court adviser said on Thursday.
FIFA, UEFA rules compatible with EU competition rules, EU court adviser says
BRUSSELS : Soccer bodies UEFA and FIFA's rules giving them the right to block clubs from joining a breakaway league and penalise players who do so are compatible with EU antitrust laws, an adviser to Europe's top court said on Thursday.
ISU's appeal against EU antitrust decision should be reviewed again by lower tribunal, court adviser says
BRUSSELS : Europe's top court should refer an appeal by the International Skating Union (ISU) back to a lower tribunal which two years ago backed an EU finding that its punitive penalties against athletes breach EU antitrust rules, a court adviser said on Thursday.