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Sports 3 years ago
Thailand hands out long bans following brawl at SEA Games final
A coach, goalkeeper and two staffers were suspended for one year and two other players received six-month bans, the association said in a statement, adding that the incident had a "detrimental effect on the image of Thai and Thai football".
Editorial 3 years ago
The perks of pragmatism
For Iran, the bilateral initiatives are indeed a welcome respite, allowing the Islamic republic to offset the economic impact of Western and international sanctions, with economic growth in the Middle East headed for a slowdown this year, according to the International Monetary Fund.
Markets 3 years ago
Germany to crack down on export of EU-sanctioned goods to third countries
The German economy ministry is seeking to crack down on the export to third countries of goods that fall under European Union sanctions imposed on Russia over its war in Ukraine, according to a ministry document seen by Reuters on Thursday.
Asia & Pacific 3 years ago
US sanctions Myanmar arms dealers as it ramps up pressure on junta
The Treasury Department designated a company and three Myanmar nationals, including businessman Aung Moe Myint who has allegedly facilitated various weapons purchases on behalf of the Southeast Asian nation's military.
Academia 3 years ago
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What Personal Data Protection Law means to companies
A company can no longer negligently process – by among other methods collecting, storing and disclosing – personal data. Further, the company must ensure that the subject of the data can exercise their rights pertaining to their personal data.
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