Recent escalations remind us of the need to combat disinformation
There is no doubt that with disinformation becoming more widespread, we are in a war against weaponised information, Oliver Rolofs writes.
Day: November 1, 2023
Paranoid Vladimir Putin distances himself from ‘old friends’ amid ill health rumours
EXCLUSIVE: Although rumours surrounding Vladimir Putin’s death may be greatly exaggerated, the paranoid dictator is said to be distancing himself from other powerful Russians who believe he made a “mistake” invading Ukraine in 2022.
Turkey’s Imza Marine breaks into VLCC sector with move for much-flipped vessel
Istanbul owner lists the Gesi in its fleet, with brokers quoting a ‘soft’ price
ESL profit drops as bulker group tries to seal investment from new partners
Finnish owner says time-charter costs are still high in the Baltic
Mariner training vessels will drag on Philly Shipyard bottom line as yard mired in problems
The five vessels will be loss-making efforts for the company
ISIS-linked terrorists who murdered Brit honeymooners in ambush are KILLED after being hunted down by Ugandan military
THE ISIS-linked terrorists who shot dead a Brit couple on their safari honeymoon have been killed by Ugandan troops, the army has said.
David Barlow, 50, and his new wife Celia, 51, were gunned down along with their driver Eric Alyai during a safari…
A Decade Stuck in the TAR: A Recap of the 13th Annual EDI Leadership Summit
In October, the TCDI team had the honor of participating in the 13th annual Electronic Discovery Institute’s Leadership Summit event in southern California. The Leadership Summit is the premier gathering of corporate eDiscovery thought leaders in the world. No other event better reflects the corporate perspective on the eDiscovery industry. In reflecting on the content […]
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This Christian Village In Lebanon Hopes To Avoid War, Prepares For Worst
At Lebanon’s border with Israel, residents of a Christian village are hoping war can be avoided even as they prepare for the possibility of worsening hostilities between the Lebanese Shi’ite group Hezbollah and Israel.
Turkish Parliament Won’t Speed Up Sweden’s NATO Bid, Says Panel Chair
The Turkish parliament’s foreign affairs committee will discuss ratifying Sweden’s NATO membership bid as part of its regular agenda as the issue was not so urgent for Ankara as for some other countries, its chair said on Wednesday.
Iranian Cyber Spies Use ‘LionTail’ Malware in Latest Attacks
Check Point reports that an Iranian APT has been observed using a new malware framework in targeted attacks in the Middle East.
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