The Latest Breaking News from Sia

A group of former elite female gymnasts say being asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement in a reconciliation meeting is another attempt to silence alleged victims of abuse.

Mastermind said to have been identified

Both were arrested under UAPA

A broad coalition of 123 CEOs and senior executives representing major sectors of the American economy and millions of U.S. workers urged Congress to pass legislation to amplify U.S. economic competitiveness, including in chip manufacturing. The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA), which organized the letter signing, claimed it was the largest group…

With an aim to curb terrorism in the valley, State Investigation Agency (SIA) conducted searches and seizures at various locations in Poonch, informed the officials.

The SIA is a specialised agency constituted by the government of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir

Sydney (AFP) - An independent inquiry into an alleged toxic culture within Australian football has referred three separate complaints to police, with two further claims being probed in house.

Florence Welch calls it the "sigh heard 'round the world."

Sport Integrity Australia has handed three cases to police from a complaints process initiated after Matildas stalwart Lisa de Vanna's claims of abuse.

The position was vacant since the government handed over the airline to Tatas in Jan.

A former employee of Softball Australia has accused the organisation of a systemic failure for failing to take seriously her allegation of sexual harassment and assault by a senior administrator in the sport.