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4 U.S. female runners think transgender athletes are unfair competition
After losing a lawsuit, the four girls now go to the U.S. Court of Appeal to claim transgender athletes are unfair competition. They are supported by a conservative advocacy group.
Good grades usually pay more than the university reputation in the U.K.
Good grades for most students graduating in the U.K. are usually more important than the reputation of the university for higher revenue in the following years
CEO of Securitas Sweden ‘deeply saddened’ by the behavior of employees going to brothels and suspected of paying bribes
A documentary reveals that some employees of Securitas Sweden regularly buy sex and are suspected of having bribed for a contract with the city of Malmö
South Korea passes law banning the consumption and production of dog meat
South Korea’s lawmakers passed a new law that will ban the production and sale of dog meat completely by 2027, but not the consumption of dogs.
Singapore considers building new artificial “Long Island” in bid to combat rising sea levels
Environmental studies in Singapore due to begin on proposed mega-project of the new artificial “Long Island” next year to combat rising sea levels, though critics fear loss of key sports and recreational activities.