Lebanon’s Central Bank has set a new exchange rate that effectively devalues the country’s currency by 90% but did little to bridge the gap with the soaring black market rate.
Unpatched Econolite Traffic Controller Vulnerabilities Allow Remote Hacking
Serious vulnerabilities found in Econolite EOS traffic controller software can be exploited to control traffic lights, but the flaws remain unpatched.
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Andrew Tate to appeal against second 30-day detention in Romania
The 36-year-old former kickboxer is being held on suspicion of organised crime and human trafficking.
GitHub Breach – Hackers Stole Code Signing Certificates From Repositories
GitHub announced that it suffered a security breach in which unauthorized individuals obtained access to specific development and release planning repositories and stole encrypted code-signing certificates for the Desktop and Atom applications. Hence, …
Polish leader donates to Ukraine army to end defamation case
The Polish ruling party leader, Jarosław Kaczyński, has made a donation for the needs of the Ukrainian army to settle a defamation case with a political rival
City of Peshawar ‘bearing brunt of rising militancy in region over decades’
Analysts said the deadly bombing at a mosque in a police compound on Monday is a legacy of decades of flawed policies by Pakistan and the US.
FIFA facing backlash over potential ‘sportswashing’ Saudi sponsorship
FIFA is facing backlash from Women’s World Cup co-hosts Australia and New Zealand over a potential sponsorship of the tournament by Saudi Arabia.
Khmer Rouge’s Last Surviving Leader To Serve Genocide Sentence In Cambodia
The last surviving Khmer Rouge leader has been transferred to a Cambodian state prison to serve two life sentences after losing his appeal against a genocide conviction, prosecutors said Wednesday.
Hungary explains army reform amid ‘de-NATOfication’ criticism
The Hungarian defense minister confirms that his government will dismiss hundreds of military officers
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A real zoodunit: Monkeys found but mystery deepens in Dallas
Two monkeys taken from the Dallas Zoo were found Tuesday in an abandoned home after going missing the day before from their enclosure, which had been cut. But no arrests have been made, deepening the mystery at the zoo that has included other cut fence…