Iraq probes kidnapping of Israeli academic
Baghdad has opened an investigation into the kidnapping of Israeli academic Elizabeth Tsurkov. Tel Aviv blames Tsurkova’s kidnapping on an “Iran-backed” group, a claim denied by the movement.
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China sends warships and jets near Taiwan as top US official visits Beijing
China has sent warships and fighter planes close to Taiwan during a visit by US treasury secretary Janet Yellen to Beijing aimed at easing strained relations.
Japanese mark anniversary of Shinzo Abe assassination
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida pledged to tackle pressing political goals as a way of honouring Mr Abe’s wishes.
AI robot asked ‘will you rebel against humans’?
The question was posed at the world’s first robot-human press conference at a UN summit in Geneva.
What is the economic cost of the riots in France? | Counting the Cost – Al Jazeera English
What is the economic cost of the riots in France? | Counting the Cost Al Jazeera EnglishView Full Coverage on Google News
Ivy staff anger after restaurant chain cuts their share of service charge
Workers at Ivy Collection claim move offsets gains made from UK minimum wage riseWorkers at a chain of restaurants spun out of London celebrity haunt the Ivy say they are losing out after the company cut their share of the service charge paid by diners…
CISA warns govt agencies to patch actively exploited Android driver
CISA ordered federal agencies today to patch a high-severity Arm Mali GPU kernel driver privilege escalation flaw added to its list of actively exploited vulnerabilities and addressed with this month’s Android security updates.
Iranian rapper facing possible death sentence also accused of colluding with Canada
A popular Iranian rapper facing a possible death sentence in Iran has also been accused by Iranian authorities of colluding with an enemy state — Canada — because of an interview he gave to CBC News las…