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Asian confederation boss backs Infantino’s reelection bid

FIFA President Gianni Infantino arrives to attend the opening game of the Women’s U20 World Cup opening match between Poland and Argentina in Katowice, Poland, Sept. 5. AP-Yonhap TOKYO — Asian Football Confederation head Sheikh Salman bin Ibrahim Al-Khalifa endorsed Gianni Infantino’s bid for reelection as FIFA president on Friday, just two months after describing…

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Woojin recognized for job creation, improved working conditions

Woojin Industrial Systems Managing Director Lee Heung-pyo, right, poses with Employment and Labor Minister Kim Young-hoon after the company received a government award for workplace improvement in Seoul in September. Courtesy of Woojin Industrial Systems Woojin Industrial Systems, a Korean manufacturer of railway vehicles and electric buses, said Friday it has been selected for this…

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Science minister vows to come up with pan-ministerial measures to regulate smart glasses

Science Minister Bae Kyung-hoon speaks at a parliamentary audit held at the National Assembly in Seoul, Friday. Yonhap Science Minister Bae Kyung-hoon said Friday his ministry will make efforts to devise measures to address problems caused by smart glasses, vowing to speed up related guidelines already under preparation. Bae made the remarks during a parliamentary…

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Are parents in France and Italy liable for damage caused by student protesters? | Protests News

As high school student protests began in France last month, footage soon spread on social media of angry parents dragging their children away from demonstrations. They may have good reason for doing so as France considers plans to impose fines on those whose children vandalise or damage property following a similar measure introduced this week…

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GoldBod plans ASM formalization, financing programme next year

He argued that mining regulations must do more than police miners. They must also formalise operators, build capacity, and create opportunities for young Africans in the mining and trading ecosystem. With proper formalisation, financing, and training, he said, ASM can support livelihoods, generate foreign exchange, strengthen reserves, grow indigenous enterprise, and advance national development sustainably.

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