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UNESCO plans to vote on listing the city of Jericho as a World Heritage site, following its nomination by the Palestinian Authority. Located on Palestinian territories, remains uncovered at a site near modern Jericho date back to the Neolithic age. The proposal has sparked anger in Israel, which quit the UN body in 2019, accusing it of anti-Israel bias.
A bipartisan trio of U.S. senators shared a draft Thursday morning of legislation that aims to create a uniform national law for how college athletes can make money and push many schools to provide more health care benefits for athletes.
For decades, Iran has banned women from football and other stadiums except for rare occasions. But that could soon be changing. The head of Iran's football federation has announced that stadiums in three cities would host female fans for the upcoming season of the country's top league. FRANCE 24's Monte Francis tells us more.
S ometimes it is not the iceberg’s fault. Had the captains of some of English club rugby’s largest vessels been more focused on avoiding this season’s multiple shipwrecks they could easily have steered a more prudent course. Hindsight always helps but if your outgoings constantly exceed your income you are bound to sink eventually, as Worcester, Wasps and now London Irish can testify.
PARIS :French anti-pension reform protestors briefly occupied the headquarters of the Paris Summer 2024 Olympics Committee in northern Paris on Tuesday, a spokesperson for the games said.
PARIS: With boxing teetering on the brink of Olympic elimination, the International Boxing Association (IBA) told the International Olympic Committee it had met its reform criteria and any ban lacked legal basis.
Elsewhere, it's been nearly three months since a devastating earthquake struck southern Turkey and northern Syria, killing more than 50,000 people. The ripple effects of the quake are still being felt, including by cancer patients in Syria. Before the disaster, Syrians in the province of Idlib could cross the border into Turkey in search of better treatment. But now, with the frontier closed, that's no longer possible.
Hundreds of thousands have gathered across France to mark Labour Day, with unions calling the rallies "historic" and "festive" as they intend to use the bank holiday to show that they have not abandoned the fight against the French government's pension reform.