Firms will hesitate to invest in US after raid – S Korea president
More than 300 South Koreans who were arrested in the raid are due to return home on Friday.
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Senior Liberal insists ‘knives not being sharpened’ for Ley in messy wake of Nampijinpa Price demotion
Coalition leader apologises to Indian community for hurt caused by NT senator’s comments about migrationFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastA senior Liberal insists “knives ar…
The state of DMARC adoption: What 10M domains reveal
In this Help Net Security video, John Wilson, Senior Fellow, Threat Research at Fortra, explores the state of DMARC adoption across the top 10 million internet domains. He explains how SPF, DKIM, and DMARC work together to prevent email spoofing, why m…
How Macron Failed to Curb the Far Right
As France drifted to the right, the president has tried to make the country more business-friendly and win back voters. His strategy hasn’t worked.
Return of detained Korean workers in US delayed as Trump encouraged their stay, Seoul says
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Should NATO’s eastern bloc expect more drone attacks as Russia and Belarus start Zapad-2025?
On Friday, Russia and Belarus are set to begin their joint military exercises. Poland announced earlier this week that it will shut down its border with Belarus during the Zapad-2025 drills, calling them “very aggressive”. Then, Russian drones entered …
Investigation underway into deadly gas tanker explosion in Mexico City
A gas tanker truck has exploded and burned multiple vehicles under a Mexico City highway overpass, killing three people and injuring 70 others.
Belarus shared drone movement data with Poland overnight, Warsaw calls it ”useful”
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‘Fraught with danger’: India urges citizens to avoid joining Russian military in war against Ukraine
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As fighting escalates, kidnappings of aid workers surge in South Sudan
The number of aid workers kidnapped in South Sudan has more than doubled this year, according to two senior humanitarian officials working for international groups.