Fiji lock Ratuniyarawa admits sex offences
Fiji rugby union international Api Ratuniyarawa on Monday admitted committing a series of sex offences before he was due to play for the Barbarians against Wales.
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'Unintended consequences': friction at COP28 over green trade
Inside the negotiating rooms and on the sidelines of the COP28 climate talks, simmering tensions over wealthy countries' "green trade" policies have been bubbling to the surface, with developing nations fearful they will be penalised.
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Kenyan marathon aces Kipchoge and Kiptum to go head-to-head in Paris
Two-time Olympic marathon champion Eliud Kipchoge and world record holder Kelvin Kiptum were on Monday named in Kenya's provisional marathon team for next year's Olympics Games in Paris.
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UK announces limits on regular migration as it tries to turn polls around
Britain's embattled Conservative government unveiled a raft of measures Monday aimed at cracking down on record levels of migration -- a key battleground in a general election expected next year.
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UK announces limits on regular migration crackdown as it tries to turn polls around
Britain's embattled Conservative government unveiled a raft of measures Monday aimed at cracking down on record levels of migration -- a key battleground in a general election expected next year.
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Unbeaten Al Hilal finish atop Asian Champions League group
Four-time winners Al Hilal ended their Asian Champions League group campaign unbeaten thanks to a 2-1 home victory against Iran's Nassaji Mazandaran on Monday.
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STOOF INTERNATIONAL RECEIVES CREDITREFORM AWARD FOR "EXCELLENT CORPORATE CREDITWORTHINESS"
STOOF INTERNATIONAL RECEIVES CREDITREFORM AWARD FOR "EXCELLENT CORPORATE CREDITWORTHINESS"The success story did not just begin on 13 February 2006, when Stoof International Fahrzeugbau GmbH was founded. The success of STOOF FAHRZEUGPRODUKTION began back in 1865, when Karl August Stoof, the ancestor of today's company patriarch Fred Stoof, founded his company when the manufacture of horse-drawn carriages was at the height of its time.When the first automobiles came onto the market, the successors of Karl August Stoof entered the vehicle production business, as the demand for armoured vehicles developed with the first automobiles. Whether it was the vehicle of the German Emperor Wilhelm II, the Irish politician and revolutionary leader Michael Collins, Pope Pius XI, the Japanese Emperor Hirohito or the car of King Paul I of Greece as well as other state leaders at the time, specially protected automobiles have been needed for more than a hundred years and are still needed today to fend off attacks.
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Guyana 'vigilant' after Venezuelans vote on fate of border region
Guyana said Monday it would remain "vigilant" after Venezuelans voted overwhelmingly in favor of claiming an oil-rich border region that makes up more than two-thirds of its territory.
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UK raises minimum salary for skilled migrant worker visa
Britain's embattled Conservative government unveiled a raft of measures Monday aimed at cracking down on record levels of regular migration, including raising the minimum salary threshold for a skilled worker visa.
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Former US ambassador charged with spying for Cuba
A former US ambassador to Bolivia and member of the National Security Council has been charged with spying for Cuba for 40 years, the Justice Department announced Monday.
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