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Monday 21 October: European Parliament's environment committee to vote on position for climate COP29 taking place in Baku, Azerbaijan, 11 to 22 November 2024.
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How much does Europe spend on justice?
Like with all public sector spending, justice budgets across Europe have had to face significant economic hardship in recent years caused by global factors such as the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
North Korea threatens four EU states over sanctions monitoring group
Choe Son-hui also warned that the countries that are part of it will have to "pay a high price."
EU court upholds right to sell PlayStation add-ons, in loss for Sony
Third party add-ons for Sony PlayStation games that offer players extra options don’t breach EU copyright law, the European Court of Justice has said.
Alexander-Arnold not disturbed by transfer noise, Liverpool boss Slot says
Liverpool vice-captain Trent Alexander-Arnold is not disturbed by the growing speculation around his future at the Premier League club and is fully focused on matters on the pitch, head coach Arne Slot said.
Former Canadian Olympian charged in connection with massive cocaine bust, alleged murders
A former Canadian Olympic snowboarder and 15 others are facing criminal charges for allegedly running a drug-trafficking operation that shipped hundreds of kilograms of cocaine from Colombia to Canada and used violence — including murder — to achieve the group's goals, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced Thursday.
Man who murdered and dismembered lodger has sentence increased
A man who murdered and dismembered a lodger before leaving packages of body parts along the Bournemouth seafront has had his minimum prison term increased at the Court of Appeal. Benjamin Atkins, 49, was convicted of the murder of 49 year old Simon Shotton, whose legs were found by a member of the public in the Boscombe area of the Dorset seaside resort in August 2023.
FIFA to open dialogue on transfer rules after EU verdict
BRUSSELS : FIFA will start negotiations with the sport's stakeholders on the transfer system after the European Union ruled that some of its aspects were unlawful, the soccer governing body said on Monday.