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Dell hit with cyber attack

Dell Inc said that it reset passwords for all accounts on its Dell.com online electronics store on Nov. 14, five days after it discovered and stopped hackers who were attempting to steal customer…

Kartarpur Corridor: Pathway to Reconciliation

India & Pakistan will build the Kartarpur corridor for Sikh Pilgrims to visit Holy Kartarpur Sahib Gurdwara where the founder of Sikhism, spent his last few years. It is seen as symbol of peace…

Billion-dollar bank error

A Russian state bank appeared to give a $12bn loan to one of Africa’s poorest countries — then claimed the stated payment to the Central African Republic was an accounting error. VTB Bank is one of…

Israel-Chad Rapprochement Amidst Opposition

Following Chad President Idriss Deby’s historic visit to Israel, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is to visit Chad to formally reestablish diplomatic ties between the two nations. Many in…

Australia’s new Media giant

One of Australia’s oldest newspaper owners, Fairfax Media ltd., was taken over by Nine Entertainment Co., forming the country’s largest media conglomerate. Nine Entertainment Co. must now compete…

France’s Fiery Fuel Tax Protests

The “Yellow Vest” protests in France have seen thousands take to the streets across the country over rising fuel prices. Embattled French President Emmanuel Macron has said he will not abandon the…

Microsoft, the most valuable company

Microsoft briefly reclaimed its title as the world’s most valuable company from its longstanding rival Apple, almost two decades after it sat atop the stock market rankings. Microsoft Corporation is…

Papua New Guinea’s TB Crisis

Papua New Guinea has launched systematic screening for tuberculosis fight a TB epidemic. The government has been criticised for failing to prioritise public healthcare. Papua New Guinea occupies the…

Yongbyon open to inspections

Kim Jong Un is willing to let international inspectors visit the Yongbyon nuclear site, North Korea’s main nuclear facility. Pyongyang had previously allowed entry to the Nyongbyon site back in 2009…

Growing Worries of Israeli Annexation

According to a UN envoy, Israel’s new settlement in Hebron has been seen as a reaffirmation of Israel's intent to remain permanently in occupied West Bank. Hebron, located in the occupied West Bank,…

Trump threatens to hike Chinese tariff

Ahead of the G20 summit in Argentina, Donald Trump has indicated that he would also slap a tariff on all remaining Chinese imports if negotiations with Xi Jinping fail to produce a US-China trade…

Climate change comes at a cost

A federal government report has warned that Climate change could cost the US hundreds of billions of dollars and result in the deaths every year by the end of the century unless there is a shift to…

British parliament seizes Facebook documents

The British parliament has reportedly seized documents that are alleged to contain important information about Facebook decisions on data and privacy controls that led to the Cambridge Analytica…

Japan's LDP wants Aircraft Carrier ‘mother ship’

Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has set a proposal to introduce a multipurpose “mother ship” enabling take-offs and landings by fighter jets in its new basic defence program, which is…

Ground-breaking Cancer Drug Gets FDA Approval

The US Food and Drug Administration approved Vitrakvi, an advanced cancer treatment drug shown to significantly reduce tumours in 81 per cent of patients with 24 different types of cancers while…

Africa hosting Sustainable Blue Economy conference

Africa is hosting a historic conference that has to do with environmental protection. The first ever Sustainable Blue Conference is being held Kenyan capital, Nairobi. According to the World Bank,…

Saudi Arabi’s Israeli Hacking Tools

The Israeli company NSO Group Technologies offered Saudi Arabia a surveillance system a few months before Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman began his purge of regime opponents, and was allegedly used…

NASA lands robotic probe on Mars

The US-made spacecraft has survived what NASA called “seven minutes of terror” and landed safely on a flat Martian desert, to begin the first scientific investigation of the planet’s interior.…

E.U. leaders approve Brexit plan

The agreement — “historic,” according to German Chancellor Angela Merkel — will cut Britain out of the European Union, marking the first time a nation has ever sought to depart the bloc. On June 23rd…

Russia may start trade talks with Seoul

Negotiations on the implementation of a free trade zone agreement between Moscow and Seoul may start in 2019, according to South Korea’s ambassador in Moscow, Woo Yoon Keun. Modern relations between…