NATO jets scrambled after Putin launches long-range airstrikes amid rising WW3 fears
The fighter jets were launched overnight.
Day: August 28, 2025
Microsoft Teams Flaw Prevents Users From Accessing Embedded Office Files
A widespread service disruption is currently affecting Microsoft Teams users across the globe, preventing access to embedded Office documents within the collaboration platform. The issue, which began surfacing, has created significant workflo…
Panic as Spanish seaside city ‘abandoned’ by tourists – ‘it’s empty!’
A tourist has shared footage of a popular Spanish hotspot this August.
‘Pains me to bring storm of chaos’: Robin Westman schedules letter to family after Minneapolis shooting; mentions depression, cancer and suicidal thoughts
Robin Westman, the 23-year-old assailant in the Minneapolis school shooting that killed two children and injured 17, left behind a four-page letter and disturbing videos. In the letter dedicated to family and friends, Westman apologized for the pain he…
Ex-Heidmar Singapore boss Navin Arjun Soni joins Lila Global as new commercial chief
Dry bulk veteran tasked with driving commercial innovations
Where security, DevOps, and data science finally meet on AI strategy
AI infrastructure is expensive, complex, and often caught between competing priorities. On one side, security teams want strong isolation and boundaries. On the other, engineers push for performance, density, and cost savings. With GPUs in short supply…
A look at India’s rationale for banning online real-money games, with IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw citing 450M people losing a combined ~$2.3B to them (Vivek Kaul/Newslaundry)
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A look at India’s rationale for banning online real-money games, with IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw citing 450M people losing a combined ~$2.3B to them — The real challenge lies in balancing innovation with …
Malaysia plans to convene RCEP summit in October, report says
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South Korea Passes Bill Banning Mobile Phones In School Classrooms
South Korea has passed a bill banning the use of mobile phones in school classrooms nationwide, officials said Thursday, joining other countries in efforts to curb social media use among minors.