Australian Rules reviewing drug policy after cocaine claims
SYDNEY: Australian Rules football said on Wednesday (Mar 27) it was reviewing its illicit drugs policy after a whistleblower aired claims of widespread cocaine use among players.
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EU Policy. Court quashes sanctions on F1 driver Nikita Mazepin
EU sanctions imposed on Formula 1 driver Nikita Mazepin have been quashed by the EU courts in a judgment released today (20 March).
Man City's proven transfer policy will make millions or save millions as future stars shine
Manchester City's succession plan shows no sign of slowing down after a quartet of young Blues proved their capabilities on the international stage.
'That's what he says but it wasn't like that' - Aymeric Laporte slams Pep Guardiola transfer policy at Man City
Pep Guardiola always tells a player that they can leave Manchester City if they want to go and can present the club with an acceptable offer. But Aymeric Laporte has questioned whether Guardiola actually sticks to that principle in practice.
EU Policy. Governments support stripped-down corporate due diligence law
EU member states on Friday (15 March) have voted in favour of a landmark new law requiring companies to check supply chains for dodgy environmental and labour practices.
Together with Ministry of Social Policy and the Pension Fund of Ukraine, UNHCR ensures extra cash support to vulnerable pensioners during the cold winter months
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, has so far provided close to 23 million USD in direct cash support to Ukrainian pensioners in order for them to buy solid household fuel to keep homes warm during the winter season.
Women's pro golf tour updates policy to only allow biological females, banning trans golfer Hailey Davidson
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EU Policy. UK blames Brussels as it pulls out of Energy Charter Treaty
The UK government has announced it is quitting a post-Cold War treaty that was intended to protect investments in petroleum-rich post-Soviet states, but has mainly been used by energy firms to sue western European governments, blaming bickering in Brussels for blocking reform.