The data 'discrepancies' are being assessed by the World Anti-Doping Agency and independent forensic experts.
WASHINGTON (AN) — The World Anti-Doping Agency said it received responses from Russian authorities to questions over data "discrepancies” and expects to complete a review by the end of next month.
Montréal-based WADA officials spoke on Monday after opening a formal compliance procedure against the Russian Anti-Doping Agency on Sept. 17 and giving it three weeks to provide responses, which have been received.
Worker protections against effects of climate change and biological hazards are on the labor conference's agenda.
But unequal access to job opportunities, particularly for women in low-income countries, remains a problem.
By far the largest share of the US$236 billion a year in illegal profits comes from forced commercial sexual exploitation.
Football's governing body will mark the 100th anniversary of the World Cup in Uruguay, where the first was held in 1930.
The head of Freedom House called the shooting 'a grim and shocking blow to the American democratic process.'
As NATO summit host, the Biden administration sought to show unity for Ukraine and deflect concern about Trump.
A U.N. report estimates at least 25% of global dust emissions that scatter on land and ocean come from human activities.
Children's deaths from malnutrition and dehydration show that critical health and social structures have collapsed.
