Israelis rally against PM’s judicial plan for 24th week
Tens of thousands of demonstrators have rallied in Tel Aviv and other cities in the occupied territories to protest judicial overhaul plans by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government.
Day: June 18, 2023
World Cup 2022: Almost 20,000 abusive social media posts – Fifa report
Almost 20,000 abusive social media posts were aimed at players, coaches and officials during last year’s World Cup, says a Fifa report.
Russia says Iran’s full membership at SCO on agenda at next summit
Bakhtiyer Khakimov, Russia’s presidential representative for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization affairs, has said that Iran’s full membership at the SCO will be at the top of the agenda of the upcoming summit of the bloc.
Trump news – live: New poll casts Trump as ‘criminal’ as senior ex-official calls documents case ‘dangerous’
Former allies pile criticism on Donald Trump over Mar-a-Lago classified documents indictment ahead of 2024 election
Sudan begins ceasefire ahead of conference to raise funds for humanitarian aid
The truce comes ahead of a pledging conference on Monday, organised by the UN and other nations, to raise funds to cover Sudan’s humanitarian needs.
How Boris Johnson’s fall exposed bogus Brexit promises on taking back control
The former prime minister is at war with the parliament whose powers and authority he claimed to hold so dear to bolster the Vote Leave endeavourIn the long June days running up to the 2016 referendum on EU membership, Boris Johnson toured the country …
Honours row grows after claim Charlotte Owen ‘worked as maternity cover’
The youngest life peer in UK history at the age of 29, the former assistant to Boris Johnson was covering maternity leave in his officeConcern is growing within Whitehall over Boris Johnson’s decision to make a former political aide the UK’s youngest e…
Deprived UK towns still feeling benefits of Tony Blair’s anti-poverty fund
Futurebuilders England Fund doubled economic output of some areas and improved deprivation levels by up to 17%A long-term anti-poverty fund created during the government of Tony Blair doubled the economic output of some local areas and improved depriva…
Week in review: Fortinet patches pre-auth RCE, Switzerland under cyberattack
Here’s an overview of some of last week’s most interesting news, articles, interviews and videos: Building a culture of security awareness in healthcare begins with leadership In this Help Net Security interview, Ken Briggs, General Counsel at Salucro,…
Rebuilding Ukraine’s ruined Nova Kakhovka dam pits history against economic reality
Amid the spoiled farmland and destroyed crops, the waterlogged homes and ruined lives, the now slow-motion tragedy that is the draining of the Kakhovka reservoir is also peeling back time on an almost f…