State Department Worries About Cyber Vulnerabilities Amid Debt Debate
The department wants to spend nearly $1 billion on cybersecurity in 2024 to improve networks and communications devices.
Day: May 17, 2023
‘The city was underwater’: quarter of a million Somalis flee flooded homes
Climate crisis a key factor in flash flooding of Beledweyne as rains end drought and Shabelle River breaks its banksFloods have caused almost a quarter of a million people to flee their homes after the Shabelle River in central Somalia broke its banks …
Sudan’s warring factions target doctors and activists
Both the military and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces have repeatedly broken their public promises to respect cease-fires and humanitarian law.
Afghan families traverse most of Latin America to seek asylum at the US border
The US government changed the rules governing how people can seek asylum at the US-Mexico border last week, as a pandemic-era policy called Title 42 expired. Although it may become more difficult, thousands of people are still making their way from Sou…
EU country issues ultimatum for future aid to Ukraine
Budapest will not support the allocation of further EU aid to Ukraine unless it reverses its “belligerent” policies towards Hungary
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An Armenia-Azerbaijan Diplomatic Breakthrough? – The National Interest Online
An Armenia-Azerbaijan Diplomatic Breakthrough? The National Interest OnlineView Full Coverage on Google News
News24.com | Thailand’s opposition parties meet for coalition talks
Thailand’s opposition parties, which defeated their military-allied rivals in this week’s election, met for coalition talks on Wednesday as the liberal Move Forward Party, which won the most votes, looked to form a government.
Modernization holds the key to IBM i success
IBM i technology is a data center lynchpin for many organizations. Introduced 35 years ago as OS/400, a survey of IBM i users by Fortra found that seven out of 10 use IBM i, an operating system developed by IBM for IBM Power Systems…
The US Post Office Is Spying on the Mail. Senators Want to Stop It
The USPS carries out warrantless surveillance on thousands of parcels every year. Lawmakers want it to end—right now.