가상자산 ‘환치기’로 2796억 챙겨…제재국에 중고차 수출 일당 적발

“Every place I have not been is in the future”…Gwanghwamun Sign Board Welcoming Autumn

3h ago ·hani.co.kr

World : Death Toll From Nepal, Tibet Floods, Landslides Rises To 804, Nearly 3,300 Remain Missing

DEVIGHAT, NUWAKOT DISTRICT, (Nepal), Aug 31 (Bernama-Anadolu) -- The death toll from devastating flash floods and landslides in Nepal and China's Tibet region has climbed to 804, while nearly 3,300…

3h ago ·bernama.com

GlobalFest, Calgary Stampeders, Cavalry FC, Alberta Day and final Thunder Run slides: What our photographers saw this weekend

Check out what Postmedia Calgary photographers saw in and around the city this weekend, from GlobalFest to the final slides down the Thunder Run

3h ago ·calgaryherald.com

On the 25th, in a Women's K-League match between Suwon FC and Hwacheon KSPO, controversy arose when a referee made a comment that could be considered rude. In the 32nd minute of the second half, Suwon FC's star player Ji So-yun complained to the referee about a rough tackle. The referee responded to Ji So-yun's protest by saying, “You’re sensitive. Are you on your period?” The referee then issued a warning to Ji So-yun. The comment sparked controversy as it could be seen as demeaning and sexist. The Women's Sports Committee immediately issued an apology and announced plans to take disciplinary action against the referee. The committee stated, “We will thoroughly investigate the matter and take strict action.” The incident has raised concerns about sexism in sports and the need for greater sensitivity and professionalism among referees. Suwon FC ultimately lost the game 2-1.

3h ago ·hani.co.kr