Campsite Disaster in Malaysia: Search and Rescue Efforts Continue for Missing Individuals
The death toll from the landslide at the unlicensed campsite in Malaysia has risen to 23 with the recovery of the bodies of a woman and a boy by rescue…
Twitter ban sparks debate over Musk’s media influence
Elon Musk’s decision to abruptly suspend several journalists from Twitter sparked an outcry Friday from First Amendment advocates, threats of sanctions from European regulators, and questions about the social media…
Google takes another step towards secure email with client-side encryption for Gmail beta
Google has released a testing version of its client-side encryption for Gmail on the web, designed to protect sensitive information in emails and keep attachments inaccessible to even Google’s own…
Twitter expansion plans require new funding from Elon Musk’s team
Investors contacted by Elon Musk’s team as Twitter looks to raise additional funds. According to Reuters, Ross Gerber, CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth & Investment Management, received a request from…
Fears of a crypto downturn as Bitcoin falls below $17,000
Fears mount that the cryptocurrency market’s problems will persist as Bitcoin drops below $17,000 and altcoins experience significant declines. The largest token dropped as much as 3.7 per cent to…
Russian FSB to allow India access to detained IS bomber
While Russia will take approval from Uzbekistan before giving access to Islamic State bomber, the Indian security agencies are keen to dig out the local link who was to supply…
NATO tightens security; G7 warns Belarus
NATO said on Tuesday its member states were boosting security around key installations after Russia escalated its attacks on Ukraine. A G7 joint statement also warned Russia’s ally Belarus against…
Two missing women suspected killed in human sacrifice in Kerala
The police were investigating two separate missing cases of women who sold lotteries in Ernakulam, when they uncovered a human sacrifice plot, the IGP told TNM. A probe into two…
Why French cities are refusing to show World Cup games on giant public screens
The World Cup begins next month in Qatar. France is the defending champion, but French cities have decided not to show the games at public gatherings to protest Qatar’s record…
Paris points to environmental concerns and Qatar’s human-rights record in joining giant-screen boycott of World Cup next month
PARIS (AP) — Paris will not broadcast World Cup matches on giant screens in public fan zones amid concerns over violations of the human rights of migrant workers and the environmental impact…