FIFA fines Croatia and Serbia for interethnic incidents at World Cup
The Croatian and Serbian football federations were fined by FIFA's disciplinary committee on Wednesday for incidents involving ethnic provocations at the World Cup.
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Activists take Qatar workers protest to FIFA boss's home town
BRIG, Switzerland : An activist group erected protest billboards in FIFA boss Gianni Infantino's Swiss home town of Brig on Wednesday to demand the world soccer body compensate migrant workers for alleged human rights abuses in Qatar, host of the football World Cup.
The EU threw a 'gala' launch party for its €387,000 metaverse - and just 6 people showed up
Imagine you organised a party and no one came. It’s every host’s nightmare, perhaps even more so when you’ve spent nearly €400,000 on the venue.
SME Assembly in Prague: How can businesses weather Europe's economic storm?
The energy shock, inflation crisis, and the stuttering post-pandemic recovery all hung over this year’s SME Assembly in Prague, Europe’s top event for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Does Europe's long-term peace and security depend on enlargement?
The guest on the Global Conversation is Olivér Várhelyi, the EU Commissioner for Neighbourhood and Enlargement. The interview took place in Brussels ahead of the EU Western Balkans summit and the discussion covered all aspects of the EU's enlargement process.
The EU’s first ‘ecocide’ trial: toxic chemicals found in French homes
Grézieu-La-Varenne, a small town in Eastern France, has unexpectedly become part of an international environmental debate. After dangerous levels of pollution were uncovered, a criminal ‘ecocide’ investigation is underway, the first of its kind in the EU.
Flying solo: Airlines say it's safe for passenger planes to fly with one pilot in the cockpit
Some airlines want to start flying with just one pilot in the cockpit of passenger planes instead of two.
'State-terrorists': MEPs react after EU Parliament blacklists Russia
The European Parliament is demanding new steps. After declaring Russia as a "state sponsor of terrorism" Wednesday, MEPs want to acknowledge, more congruently, the atrocities Russia has committed in Ukraine.