‘Everything’s expensive’: A family struggles in post-coup Myanmar
A taxi driver’s family grapples with soaring living costs, less income and medical bills.
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How Rabiu Kwankwaso became wildcard in Nigerian presidential race
Nigeria’s forthcoming presidential election is a departure from the traditional two-man race. Can Rabiu Kwankwaso win?
New Book – Global Climate Justice: Theory and Practice
A diverse collection of authors offer philosophical and interdisciplinary insights into global climate justice with a view to climate neutrality by the middle of the 21st century.
Are COVID travel curbs on China making the world safer?
They will not affect global infection numbers or new variant spread but might be pushing an opaque China to open up.
DigiCert releases new unified approach to trust management
New solution brings together full stack of CA-agnostic certificate lifecycle management, PKI services and tightly integrated public trust issuance. We rarely consciously think about the fact that, in this Information Age, many aspects of our private an…
WHO decides the COVID-19 global emergency isn’t over
By Laura Osman in Ottawa The World Health Organization…
Can Bola Tinubu, Nigeria’s ailing kingmaker, win the presidency?
Tinubu has a formidable political machinery & is credited with Lagos’s successes, but can he become Nigerian president?
Mounting pressure is creating a ticking time bomb for railway cybersecurity
The expansion of potential cyber threats has increased due to the integration of connected devices, the Internet of Things (IoT), and the convergence of IT and OT in railway operations. In this Help Net Security interview, Dimitri van Zantvliet is the …
Back from extinction: Resurrecting the Tasmanian tiger
The last thylacine is thought to have died in the 1930s. Meet the scientists who want to bring it back.
Inside Europe’s new drug capital Antwerp where twisted gangsters TORTURE rivals with medieval devices – and shoot kids
GESTURING toward the mist-shrouded port of Antwerp, one-time master drug smuggler Paul Meyer insists its security is “leaky as a sieve”.
Known as The Tall Dutch Guy in international drug-trafficking circles, Paul says he once moved industrial quanti…