The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said its NOTAM (Notice to Air Missions) system had “failed”.
Swedish government wants to build more nuke power plants
Sweden’s center-right coalition government says it will present legislation which will enable the construction of new nuclear power stations.
Swedish government wants to build more nuke power plants
Sweden’s center-right coalition government says it will present legislation which will enable the construction of new nuclear power stations
Who is Tristan Tate? All we know about Andrew Tate’s brother arrested in human trafficking raid
The younger Tate brother was arrested on rape and human trafficking offences during a police raid in Romania
Cybersecurity staff are struggling. Here’s how to support them better
Bosses must find ways to take the strain off their under-pressure and over-worked security teams. Here’s a few ideas.
All flights across US grounded due to FAA computer system glitch – US media
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Crackdown on YouTubers leaves little space for dissent in Yemen
Three of Yemen’s most prominent YouTubers have been arrested in the past few weeks by Houthi authorities in Sanaa.
Unpatchable Hardware Vulnerability Allows Hacking of Siemens PLCs
Researchers at firmware security company Red Balloon Security have discovered a potentially serious vulnerability affecting many of Siemens’ programmable logic controllers (PLCs).
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Cuban medical specialists drafted in to bolster Italy’s struggling health system
Over the years spending cuts in public health have slowed down the recruitment of new doctors in all Italian regions, especially those facing the biggest health system challenges, like Calabria, in the South of Italy.
Indonesian president acknowledges past human rights abuses
Indonesian President Joko Widodo has acknowledged that serious human rights violations occurred across the country in recent decades and vowed to compensate victims and prevent such abuses from happening again in the future.