UEFA and FIFA supported in legal row over Super League
UEFA and FIFA's right to block new competitions like the European Super League is compatible with EU law, according to a key legal opinion published on Thursday.
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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.
Ukraine war: Western components found in Iranian-made drones used by Russian army, expert warns
The Iranian-made drones used by the Russian army to attack Ukraine's essential infrastructure and plunge the war-torn country into darkness are made "almost exclusively" of components manufactured by companies based in Europe, the United States and Asia, a report has found.
Macron ‘immensely proud’ that France in World Cup final
AL KHOR, Qatar: French President Emmanuel Macron said he was ”immensely proud” that France reached the World Cup final after he traveled to Qatar to watch the team’s win over Morocco in the semifinals on Wednesday. Macron sat beside FIFA president Gianni Infantino during the match at Al Bayt Stadium and stood up to applaud after the 2-0 victory. France will play Argentina in the final on Sunday.
Global Conversation: What are Sweden's plans when it takes the EU’s presidency in January?
From January 2023, Sweden will take the presidency of the European Union. The last time that happened was in 2009, and a lot has changed in the European Union dynamics and in the world since then.
‘Significant breakthrough’: This new sea-salt battery has 4 times the capacity of lithium
Your electronics could soon be powered by an ultra cheap sea salt battery.
Football moves centre stage in Qatar, dimming World Cup controversies
DOHA: As the World Cup reaches a climax in Qatar, drama on the pitch has partially eclipsed human rights controversies that dogged the Gulf Arab state since it was first chosen to host the competition 12 years ago.
Soccer moves centre stage in Qatar, dimming World Cup controversies
DOHA : As the World Cup reaches a climax in Qatar, drama on the pitch has partially eclipsed human rights controversies that dogged the Gulf Arab state since it was first chosen to host the competition 12 years ago.