Slovakia officially rejects new international health regulations. It's not Kotlár's merit, say ministers
Slovakia has officially expressed its disagreement with the updated International Health Regulations (IHR), distancing itself from them as the only country in the world in 2024 following the initiative of government commissioner Peter Kotlár.
Energy Prices: Relief Urgently Sought
German authorities are seeking solutions to the persistently high oil and gas prices, implementing new regulations for gas stations and releasing part of their oil reserves.
Killing machines in war: Autonomous weapons are already fighting
The article discusses the increasing role of autonomous weapons in modern warfare, highlighting the urgency for regulations in the face of their rapid deployment.
Aegean: Two Violations on Sunday by Turkish Fighter Jet
On Sunday, a Turkish UAV was involved in one violation and two breaches recorded in the northeastern Aegean, which were intercepted according to international regulations.
Countries are expected to reach an agreement on deep-sea mining in 2026, says Brazilian who heads UN agency
After a decade of debate, the world is anticipated to establish a set of rules for deep-sea mining by the end of the year, according to Brazilian oceanographer Leticia Carvalho.
Paralympics in Italy: Russia's Return
The Ukrainian Paralympic delegation will not be allowed to wear uniforms featuring a map of Ukraine that highlights the annexed Crimean Peninsula, as per the International Paralympic Committee's regulations.
Collective Punishments Shake Kenyan Sports.. Doping Impacts 27 Athletes
The Kenyan Anti-Doping Agency has temporarily suspended 27 local athletes due to violations of international anti-doping regulations.
Federico Pellegrino's harsh criticism of FIS
Ski legend Federico Pellegrino criticizes the International Ski Federation (FIS) for its regulations, calling for changes to improve the competitiveness of cross-country skiing and widen its appeal beyond Scandinavia.
New VAR Rules: A Restraint for Referees
New regulations imposed by the International Football Association Board tighten the rules for Video Assistants (VAR) and referees, leading to concerns about their operational flexibility.
Throw-ins, delays, substitutions, and VAR protocol: here's how the regulations change
The International Football Association Board has approved a series of regulatory changes aimed at improving the flow of football games, effective June 1, 2026.
Railway Workers Don’t Want Longer Trucks
The European Railway and Infrastructure Managers' Community is protesting against the EU's revision of regulations allowing longer trucks in international transport, citing concerns for the railway industry's competitiveness.
Nigeria: 'It's Unconstitutional', SERAP Asks Tinubu to Stop Phone Tapping Rules
SERAP has urged President Tinubu to withdraw the phone tapping regulations, claiming they are unconstitutional and violate Nigeria's international obligations.
Stop ‘unlawful’ mass phone-tapping rules, SERAP urges Tinubu
SERAP has called on President Tinubu to withdraw controversial phone-tapping regulations, labeling them as unconstitutional and inconsistent with Nigeria's international obligations.
Winter Olympics wardrobe blunders saw five female stars banned for their outfits
Five female ski jumpers were banned during the Winter Olympics due to violations of stringent outfit regulations enforced by the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS).
AI Summit in New Delhi, India: World leaders seek shared stance on AI
World leaders gathered in New Delhi for an AI summit aimed at establishing a unified approach to artificial intelligence regulations and ethics.
OpenAI leader claims urgent need for AI regulation
Sam Altman argues that the world urgently needs regulations for artificial intelligence, similar to the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Broad criticism of Israel's rules in the West Bank
International criticism is aimed at Israel's government decision to strengthen control over areas in the occupied West Bank through new settler regulations.
Viewpoint: Worse is Coming – Now We Must React
The International Ski Federation (FIS) has faced scandals during the Olympics due to its inadequate enforcement of rules during competitions.
Expert urges regulation of wellness products
The CEO of Healthgarde International has called for stricter regulations in Nigeria regarding wellness products to safeguard public health.
International shipowner associations meet in Athens
International shipowner associations gathered in Athens to discuss collaboration and challenges in the shipping industry.
European shipowners call for an international decarbonization system
The European Community Shipowners' Associations (ECSA) advocates for the abolition of regional shipping regulations in the EU in favor of a global decarbonization agreement from the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
"Non-compliant helmet": Ukrainian athlete disqualified from the Olympics, what happened
Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych has been disqualified from the Olympic Games in Milan-Cortina for wearing a helmet that the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation deemed non-compliant with regulations regarding athlete expression.
Labor reform: how work, vacations, and layoffs are regulated in different countries
Argentina's Congress discusses a national labor reform bill that will change regulations on work hours, vacations, severance pay, and union contributions.
How the tests in Bahrain will be and when Franco Colapinto will drive with the new Alpine
The Formula 1 teams prepare for testing sessions at the Bahrain International Circuit, where they will manage their pilots' driving schedules under FIA regulations.
The International Olympic Committee will not allow the Ukrainian skeletonist to compete with a helmet honoring the victims of the war
The International Olympic Committee has prohibited a Ukrainian skeletonist from using a helmet that commemorates war victims during competitions, citing its regulations against political demonstrations at Olympic events.
Indians are traveling abroad extensively, from Tokyo to Sydney, adding a local color to foreign destinations
Indian travelers are increasingly dominating international tourist hotspots, significantly changing the global tourism landscape as of 2026.
Girls still cannot tackle in the Olympics: 'That we haven't progressed further'
Sweden's recent allowance for body-checks in women's hockey contrasts with current international tournament regulations that still prohibit tackling, highlighting ongoing disparities in the sport.
Mass Exodus from the Road Transport Industry
The Polish road transport sector is facing a crisis due to the economic downturn in the EU and Mobility Package regulations, leading to a decline in international freight carriers.
M: municipal veto against mining in alum shale will secure Storsjö's water
The Swedish government has decided to amend uranium mining regulations to adhere to international standards, responding to concerns from surrounding municipalities about the water quality in Storsjö.
Poland participates in arbitration proceedings. Expert explains the background of the dispute regarding pharmacies
An arbitration proceeding initiated by the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes in 2024 focuses on claims of investor discrimination related to pharmacy market regulations in Poland.
The International Padel Federation Launches the Era of the 'Star Point'
The International Padel Federation has announced major regulatory changes effective from January 1, 2026, impacting all its tournaments and potentially extending to amateur competitions.
Europe and China Take Step to Resolve Dispute on Electric Vehicles
Europe and China have made progress in resolving their ongoing dispute concerning electric vehicle trade regulations.
Following US military operation in Venezuela, will 190 countries 'respect any of these rules now'?
The article discusses the implications of a recent US military operation in Venezuela and questions whether it will influence the adherence of 190 countries to international regulations.
Director of the French Hospital in Jerusalem to Al Jazeera: Our services meet international standards and Qatar has its mark on them
The French Hospital in Jerusalem, established in 1956, offers exceptional services but faces significant financial and operational challenges due to Israeli regulations.
Iran, the revolution without a stage: in Tehran, women challenge the veil day by day
Iran has recently re-emerged in the international spotlight due to ongoing social protests, particularly led by women resisting the Islamic Republic's clothing regulations amid worsening economic conditions.
Israel withdraws NGOs' approval: collective expulsion from the Gaza Strip
Israel has ordered 37 international aid organizations to cease operations in the Gaza Strip for allegedly violating new regulations, leading to protests from Europe amidst one of the world's worst humanitarian crises according to the UN.