Interview – Hafsa Kanjwal
Hafsa Kanjwal explores new critical approaches to studying the Kashmir conflict, its links to the colonial era and its relevance in the contemporary world order.
Day: November 17, 2023
Toyota Financial Hack Claimed by Medusa Ransomware
The biggest manufacturer of automobiles, Toyota, has discovered unauthorized activity on systems in a few of its Europe & African services. The ‘Medusa ransomware gang allegedly took data from Toyota Financial Services.’ The group offered the business ten days to provide the $8 million ransom. Despite being a relatively new threat actor, the Medusa ransomware […]
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Ukrainian truckers blocked in another EU state
Slovak truck drivers blocked the Vysne Nemecke border crossing with Ukraine for an hour as a warning signal to Brussels
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Review – The Justification of War and International Order
This edited collection explores the evolving justifications of war on the international stage, but does not engage with newer factors such as the use of social media.
Weekly Update 374
Think about it like this: in 2015, we all lost our proverbial minds at the idea of the Kazakhstan government mandating the installation of root certificates on their citizens’ devices. We were outraged at the premise of a government mandating the implementation of a model that could, at their
South Africa ‘can’t afford’ to pay for new anti-HIV drug, despite cut-price offer
The jab, given every two months, has been offered on a non-profit basis, but it can’t compete with a cheap daily HIV-prevention pill The South African health department says the reduced cost of a new anti-HIV injection is still three times more than i…
Carbon emissions trading has arrived but at what cost?
Price dynamics have been bumpy in the first years of the European Union’s carbon credit scheme
Greek bailout fund raises over $1bn from National Bank stake sale
Ownership of one of Greece’s biggest shipping lenders is expected to remain widely dispersed
EU backs global shipping levy as it seeks to deflect carbon trading criticism
As the ‘cap and trade’ system approaches, no legal challenge has been proposed yet for the controversial scheme
BRS floats alternative EU carbon clause amid uncertainty
Emissions markets head says BRS is the first broker and carbon player to roll out time-charter provision