SA duo Harris and Klaasen bow out Australian Open 3rd round
Lloyd Harris and Raven Klaasen were knocked out in the third round of the men's doubles at the Australian Open on Monday.
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Aidan O'Brien outlines plans for Luxembourg
Aidan O'Brien is confident Luxembourg will make his mark at the highest level in 2023.
Revealed: These are the world’s most (and least) powerful passports in 2023
For the fifth year running, Japan has the world’s most powerful passport.
Hadzibegic returns as Bosnia coach
SARAJEVO : Bosnia's Football Association (NFSBIH) on Wednesday named former Yugoslavia player and manager Faruk Hadzibegic as head coach of the national team.
Doctors' salaries: Which countries pay the most and least in Europe?
Health personnel and doctors in particular worked ceaselessly to save lives during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many did not go home for days or weeks at a time, and many lost their lives helping others. They became heroes, and the public showed its appreciation for their work and devotion.
Train strikes: These are the countries that pay train drivers the most and the least in Europe
Tens of thousands of rail workers in the UK went on strike last week calling for increased pay and better working conditions. This has created chaos for people planning to travel before Christmas. Train strikes will continue into January 2023.
EU legal adviser backs UEFA in battle with Super League
LUXEMBOURG: The European Court of Justice’s top legal adviser said Thursday that football governing bodies UEFA and FIFA had acted within the law when they threatened to expel clubs or players who joined a proposed Super League. The opinion of Advocate General Athanasios Rantos is not binding on the court, which is examining a complaint from the firm that planned to start the new league, but it will be influential and taken as a sign of the direction the case is taking.
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.