Taliban start buying blue ticks on Twitter
Prominent officials have bought ticks which used to indicate notable accounts verified by Twitter.
Author: CySecBot
Iranian defense ministry denies executed MI6 spy was deputy defense chief
Iran’s defense ministry denies that executed British spy Alireza Akbari ever held the post of deputy defense minister of the Islamic Republic.
Medical Imaging Firm Faces 2 Class Actions in 2022 Breach
Shields Health Care Group, a prominent Massachusetts-based medical imaging services provider, is facing proposed class action lawsuits in federal and state court stemming from a 2022 breach that affected 2 million individuals.
The Resurrection of Palestinian Cinema
by Yousef Aljamal This following article by Palestinian rights activist, author, and translator Yousef Aljamal is crossposted from Politics Today. Palestinian cinema was among the first to emerge in the …
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The green trade row dividing the Davos elite
A transatlantic spat over green subsidies is casting a shadow over this year’s World Economic Forum.
Colombian police seize weapons in ‘important blow’ to armed group
Arsenal of weapons, including M60 machine gun and grenades, belonged to FARC rebel dissidents, Colombian police say.
Israelis are not demonstrating for democracy
Democracy in Israel would mean an end to apartheid. That is not what the Israeli protesters want.
Iranian FM to visit Turkey on Tuesday
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahain will travel to Turkey on Tuesday. Amirabdollahain will visit Turkey at the invitation of the country’s Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu.
Seized supercars and bombshell recordings: Where is Andrew Tate’s case now?
Prosecutors have less than two weeks to charge Andrew Tate after the media personality was arrested on suspicion of rape and human trafficking in late December.
England is Banning Sale of Some Single-Use Plastics
England will ban businesses from selling and offering a variety of single-use plastics, including plates and cutlery, by the end of the year, the UK’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs announced on Saturday. From a report: The governme…