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Multiple indicators highlight persistent economic disparities between women and men, with the data making these inequalities undeniably clear. Despite having the highest gender parity among all regions in the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report 2023, Europe is no exception to these challenges.
German fashion website Zalando is the first online platform to challenge its designation under the EU’s platform rules, the Digital Services Act (DSA), but a hearing in the General Court in Luxembourg taking place on Thursday could raise questions on how the European Commission calculates user numbers.
Amundi, one of Europe’s largest asset managers, has relocated another of its exchange-traded funds (ETFs) from Luxembourg to Ireland.
Ireland head coach Mark Keenan has expressed his delight at having Kyle Hosford back in the international fold as his side prepare for a double-header against Switzerland and Azerbaijan to conclude their 2027 FIBA Basketball World Cup pre-qualifying campaign.
Ireland captain Sean Flood believes the confidence derived from November's home wins against Azerbaijan and Kosovo will act as a springboard as the side head into a crucial concluding double-header in the 2027 FIBA Basketball World Cup pre-qualifying campaign.
The law aims to counter a growing illicit market in Europe, although some fear it will encourage consumption among young people. Germany is the third EU country to legalise cannabis, sparking a debate across Europe.
Reigning Asian champion Jyothi Yarraji clinched gold in her first race of the season, that too with a national record, winning the 60m hurdles event by clocking 8.04 seconds at the Elite Indoor Meeting in Nantes, France. The 25-year-old Yarraji, in fact, broke her own earlier national record of 8.12 seconds twice in a matter of few hours on Sunday. She first clocked 8.07 seconds in the heats and then bettered her time in the final at the Stadium Pierre-Quinon in the World Athletics Indoor Tour bronze level meet.
Reigning Asian champion Jyothi Yarraji clinched gold in her first race of the season, that too with a national record, winning the 60m hurdles event by clocking 8.04 seconds at the Elite Indoor Meeting in Nantes, France. The 25-year-old Yarraji, in fact, broke her own earlier national record of 8.12 seconds twice in a matter of few hours on Sunday. She first clocked 8.07 seconds in the heats and then bettered her time in the final at the Stadium Pierre-Quinon in the World Athletics Indoor Tour bronze level meet.