Israeli government ramps up demolitions in occupied West Bank
Israeli has used the demolitions policy for decades. Officials say it deters future attacks.
Day: August 2, 2023
Trump’s third indictment had ‘lots of hoops’ to jump through
Sky News contributor Kosha Gada says Former US president Donald Trump’s third indictment had “lots of hoops” to jump through.
“I’m not a lawyer but what I can tell you from just reading all the legal analysis here is it’s important to actually think a…
ClearSale Brand Protection combats phishing, fake accounts, and counterfeit products
ClearSale launched its new Brand Protection platform. Brand Protection by ClearSale uses AI and digital intelligence to continuously scan for and report brand impersonation attacks such as fake social profiles, ads, and websites; counterfeit products; …
Moscow Skyscraper Attacked By A Drone For The Second Time In Two Days
BBC News: Kyiv warns Russia as Moscow skyscraper hit in second drone attack A skyscraper in Russia’s capital Moscow has been attacked by a drone for the second time in two days, Mayor Sergei Sobyanin has said. Several drones wer…
Reformist Thai party is excluded from coalition to form the next government, runner-up party says
The progressive political party that won the most seats in Thailand’s general election has been excluded from a coalition to form the next government
Australia Urged to Extend TikTok Ban to WeChat
The proposed ban on government devices is the latest attempt from lawmakers to crack down on potential influence linked to Beijing.
Man whose house had Nazi flags, fridge magnets and Adolf Hitler portrait jailed
Samuel Doyle was sentenced at Manchester Crown Court
Trump called Pence ‘too honest’ after vice president refused to join 2020 scheme, indictment reveals
Pence maintained that his interference in Electoral College count was unconstitutional
North Korea calls new U.S. human rights envoy “political housemaid”
Pyongyang also depicted Julie Turner as a “wicked woman.”
U.S. debt downgrade sinks global markets — but economists are not concerned
Global stock markets tumbled on Wednesday after ratings agency Fitch downgraded the United States’ long-term credit rating, but top economists say there is nothing to worry about.