Why Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad Is Going Private
When is privatization not really privatization?
Day: February 25, 2025
Did Elon Musk Ignore His Son. Here’s What Really Happened
Elon Musk is facing criticism after a video in which he is walking off stage while his four-year-old son, X AE A-Xii, appeared to struggle with the stairs surfaced on social media.
Pope’s health stays critical but stable as Vatican starts nightly prayers
The Vatican has set in motion nightly prayers for Pope Francis in the hope that he might recover and get back to leading the Catholic Church.
Thousands pray for ailing Pope Francis in chilly, rainy St. Peter’s Square
Thousands of people gathered in St. Peter’s Square on a chilly, rainy evening to pray for an ailing Pope Francis.
Netanyahu seems to be the “only one” who wants Gaza ceasefire to fail
Netanyahu jeopardising ceasefire deal.
Critical RCE Vulnerability in MITRE Caldera – Proof of Concept Released
A critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability has been uncovered in MITRE Caldera, a widely used adversarial emulation framework. The flaw (CVE-2025-27364) affects all versions prior to commit 35bc06e, potentially exposing systems running Calder…
Australian aviation authorities first informed about Chinese live firing drill by Virgin pilot
Airservices Australia notified Australian defence force about drills 10 minutes after initial contact with pilot, estimates hearsFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAustralian…
‘Uncertainty is rising’: Financial analysts warn that market shows worrisome signs with Trump in office
Share values and cryptocurrency prices have been buoyant since Trump’s election, but some on Wall Street believe the party could be over soon
Spanish city honours Senegal migrants for heroism in gay man’s murder
The Spanish city of A Coruña on Monday awarded the status of adoptive sons to two Senegalese migrants who risked themselves to help a gay man whose 2021 murder shocked the country.
Tehran, 26 provinces in Iran shut down due to power, gas shortages
Tehran and 26 out of Iran’s 31 provinces were shut down on Tuesday due to shortages of electricity and gas amid freezing temperatures. This marks the second consecutive day of widespread closures across the country.