Australia’s acting PM not consulted over Qatar Airways’ bid block
Qatar national carrier’s request to operate more flights into Australia was blocked in July by the government.
Day: September 12, 2023
Anonymous Sudan launched a DDoS attack against Telegram
Anonymous Sudan launched a DDoS attack against Telegram after the company suspended the account of the group. The hacker collective Anonymous Sudan (aka Storm-1359) has launched a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack against Telegram in retaliation for the suspension of their primary account. “In a recent update, a well-known and notorious threat actor declared their targeting […]
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Kim Jong-un spotted arriving in Russia in heavily armoured train to meet Putin
Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un will hold a one-on-one during the North Korean dictator’s trip to Russia. The two delegations as a whole will also meet before an official dinner, according to state media agency TASS.
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International aid reaches Morocco after deadly earthquake
International aid has reached the disaster zone in Morocco after an earthquake killed more than 2000 people.
MOL snaps up Fairfield Chemical Carriers for $400m
The deal will create a combined fleet of 121 chemical tankers
As smartphone industry sputters, the iPhone expands its dominance
Apple, which is set to release a new iPhone on Tuesday, has increased its share of smartphone sales by converting Android customers and adding teenagers.
Overdose prevention site presents ‘moral dilemma’ for corrections officers, union president says
Chris Bucholtz, Ontario regional president for the Union of Canadian Correctional Officers said it’s difficult for officers to wrap their minds around giving inmates a safe place to use self-supplied drugs when part of their job is to keep drugs out.
Removal of course locations from public website ‘absolutely insufficient’ to protect professors, students, director says
Phyllis Rippey, the director of uOttawa’s institute of feminist and gender studies said though she supports the removal of classroom details from schedules posted on the university’s public website, more needs to be done.