No more Neymar? PSG accept Al-Hilal offer for Brazil superstar, say reports
Brazil striker Neymar was on Monday understood to be considering an offer to quit the French champions Paris Saint-Germain to play in Saudi Arabia for Al-Hilal.
Day: August 14, 2023
For Mark Zuckerberg’s Threads, the real rival is still TikTok — not the former Twitter
Threads, the simple, bare-bones text-based social network created by Facebook owner Meta, burst onto the scene during a particularly bad week for the rival then still known as Twitter.
Norway railway bridge collapses into river after torrential rains
All traffic across the bridge was halted a week ago out of fear that it might collapse because of the large volume of water.
Neymar set to join Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal after PSG agree deal
The 31-year-old Brazilian star, who joined Paris St Germain in 2017, has agreed a two-year deal, Saudi state media says.
German defence group Rheinmetall to ship drones to Ukraine – Financial Times
German defence group Rheinmetall to ship drones to Ukraine Financial TimesView Full Coverage on Google News
US Shuts Down Bulletproof Hosting Service LolekHosted, Charges Its Polish Operator
US authorities have announced charges against a Polish national who allegedly operated the LolekHosted.net bulletproof hosting service.
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Norway sees Russia sanctions as ‘big societal issue’ even as enforcement becomes difficult
Officials appreciate efforts to stem flow of Russian oil, but more IMO action is needed, they say
Understanding the impact of cyberattacks on small businesses
Unlike large corporations with robust security measures and infrastructure, many small and medium-sized businesses lack such resources, making them prime targets for online attacks.
Madagascar official accused of trying to secure bribe from Fabergé owner
Madagascan president’s chief of staff charged in UK over alleged attempt to secure £225,000 from gem firmThe chief of staff to the president of Madagascar has been charged with bribery over an alleged attempt to secure bribes worth about £225,000 from …
Indonesian Protesters Begin Hunger Strike as Bill to Protect Domestic Workers Stalls in Parliament
Lawmakers first proposed a bill to protect domestic workers in 2004 to address issues of discrimination, abuse, and humiliation. Since then, it has been updated but always eventually set aside.