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Estonia plans to lower the minimum age for organizing public meetings and demonstrations from 18 to 14, under a Justice Ministry bill which states minors have rights too.
We haven't written up this one. ERR News Estonia has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
By Kwame Bedaiko GFA President Kurt Edwin-Simeon Okraku says Ghana’s 20 national teams have been sharing one team bus acquired in 2008, which is now grounded.
"As a principle and as a man of my age, you don't talk ill of your former employer because you offend them," said Ncikazi.
A multi-agency security operation in Tana River County has resulted in the arrest of 17 persons of interest linked to the suspected criminal network known as the Kayole Gang, following a crackdown in…
Samsung Electronics has recognized 10 researchers for their contributions to fundamental science and technological innovation, presenting awards for the first time since launching its technology…
A bill calling for a special counsel probe into allegations of fabricated indictments targeting President Lee Jae Myung and others was brought before a plenary session of the National Assembly on…
Coupang is using its lobbying network in Washington to portray Korea’s enforcement of domestic laws as discrimination against American businesses, according to a ruling party lawmaker, who said…
