LONDON: China’s growing technological dominance “is an increasingly urgent problem” for Western countries, who must act to defend their values and influence, the director of Britain’s GCHQ spy agency warned on Tuesday (Oct 11). In a speech to the RUSI defence think-tank in London, Jeremy Fleming said “technology has becomeContinue Reading
The veteran politician first entered parliament in 1964, and has been prime minister twice.Continue Reading
The Ministry of Health said that it is initiating Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act action against such rumours.Continue Reading
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The Pakistani Taliban, known as the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), waged a years-long insurgency there that ended with a major military crackdown in 2014. But there has been a resurgence in unrest since the Afghan Taliban returned to power in Kabul last year. The TTP has claimed dozens of attacks inContinue Reading
The world is now witness to a new phase in the Ukraine war. The attack on the Kerch bridge and the subsequent retaliatory Russian missiles strikes on Kiev and other Ukrainian cities indicate that the war is escalating. But just how far will this escalation go and is a full-scale nuclear exchange – however unthinkable […]
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KUALA LUMPUR: A special meeting to discuss and set important dates for Malaysia’s 15th general election and the state by-election for Bugaya in Sabah will be held on Oct 20, Bernama reported on Tuesday (Oct 11). Election Commission (EC) secretary Ikmalrudin Ishak said that the meeting, which will be chairedContinue Reading
The Garden Waterfront I & II @ Tengah will be launched in November 2022 and built using new innovations and technologies.Continue Reading
TOKYO – Other than – perhaps? – trolling Alan Greenspan, it’s not clear what the Nobel committee intended by honoring former Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke with the prize for economics. Year after year, “maestro” economist Greenspan gets overlooked by the folks in Stockholm. And rightfully so. The damage from the bubbles he blew late […]
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20 years after the Bali bombings on Oct 12, 2002, victims recounted the attacks, the ordeal they went through and the psychological and physical scars they bear to this day. Continue Reading