29 years after the Bosman case, is our country once again giving rise to a legal landslide in professional football? There is an opportunity now that the first Advocate General of the European Court of Justice, the Pole Maciej Szpunar, has submitted his opinion in the Diarra case against the world football association Fifa. Lassana … Read more
Brussel Brussels State Secretary for Urban Planning and Heritage Ans Persoons filed a ‘demand for an injunction’ on Friday against the deterioration of the Japanese Tower and the Chinese Pavilion, as well as the Orangery of Hertoginnedal and the Swimming Pool of the Résidence Palace. She had previously given notice of default to Federal State … Read more
Delaware Man Convicted for Capitol Riot Granted Early Release as Supreme Court Considers Felony Conviction Kevin Seefried, a 54-year-old drywall installer from Laurel, Delaware, who infamously waved a Confederate battle flag during the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, has been granted an early release from federal lockup. Seefried has been serving a three-year … Read more
The upcoming trial of former President Donald Trump in New York on hush money charges has sparked a mix of reactions and speculations. While some view this trial as the smallest case against Trump, others believe it is a significant step towards holding him accountable for his actions. The trial, set to start on Monday, … Read more
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The motorcycle brand announced an agreement with Santander to finance the purchase of different models. The amounts vary depending on the term. Details 11/04/2024 – 19:17hs Honda, the leading brand in motorcycle sales in the country, and Santander Consumer, announced the launch of a line of loans for the purchase of the brand’s models. The … Read more
On the night from Sunday to Monday, small weed parties were organized on the streets in various German cities, because from April 1 cannabis can be grown and smoked there. Three plants in the house are allowed, coffee shops remain prohibited. “This is the most progressive law in Europe,” says Dirk Rehahn, who has sold … Read more
High-Stakes Battle Erupts as States Pass Age-Verification Laws to Block Minors’ Access to Adult Sites A high-stakes battle over pornography, child safety, and free speech is intensifying across the nation, with over half a dozen states enacting age-verification laws to prevent minors from accessing pornographic websites like Pornhub. Joining the ranks as the seventh state … Read more
Al-Marsad newspaper: The former head of the Disciplinary Committee of the Saudi Football Federation, Ayman Al-Rifai, revealed the expected punishment for Al-Nasr’s Portuguese player, Cristiano Ronaldo, after his disgraceful move in front of Al-Shabab fans. Suspension penalty Al-Rifai said during an interview with Al-Arabiya channel that Cristiano Ronaldo faces a two-match suspension and a fine … Read more
The Flemish government alone had to approve a nitrogen decree for Project One, the ethane cracker of the British chemical company Ineos. That decree was supposed to provide legal certainty, avoid a permit freeze and therefore save an investment of 4 billion euros. But the Flemish nitrogen rules do not apply in the Netherlands. The … Read more
Storm clouds are hanging over the port of Antwerp again. The British chemical group wants to build an ethane cracker in the port, with which it wants to produce ethylene from 2026, but the project is receiving a lot of opposition, from environmental organizations, but also from the neighboring Dutch provinces of Zeeland and North … Read more