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Data Breach: Reasons Behind Cyberattack Business Or Politics? – Article

In 2020, a major cyberattack by a group backed by a foreign government penetrated thousands of organizations globally including multiple parts of the United...

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Tesla Cars Banned From China’s Military Complexes On Security Concerns

The Chinese military has banned Tesla cars from entering its complexes, citing security concerns over cameras installed on the vehicles, The move is the latest...

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Business

Consumers Appreciation For Nigerian Rice Gradually Climb

Since Nigeria embarked on the journey of attaining self sufficiency in rice production in the country, there have been numerous hurdles along the path. Aside...

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Europe

Lava Eruption Spews from Long-dormant Icelandic Volcano

Glowing red lava spewed Saturday from a volcano that has erupted near Iceland’s capital Reykjavik after being dormant for more than 900 yearsBut officials...

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“What Are The ₦15 Trillion Earmarked For?” — Falana On Coastal Highway

One of Nigeria’s most formidable human rights lawyers put the Federal Government and the political class on notice in the same breath on Monday — demanding an accounting for a ₦15 trillion road that he says has stopped being coastal, and predicting that in 2027, “many people...

Panama Earthquake: 200+ Aftershocks Hit After 7.7-Magnitude Quake

Two days after one of the strongest tremors in the country’s recent history, rural Panama is sleeping in the streets. The government has declared a national emergency and unlocked $100 million — while seismologists insist the shaking is finally calming. Panama has recorded more than 200 aftershocks since...

Djibouti-Yemen Boat Capsizes: At Least 139 Migrants Dead, 84 Missing

The IOM says a vessel carrying 305 people, mostly Ethiopians, sank near Guhere north of Obock on the night of Oct. 8–9. Only 82 survived. It is among the deadliest maritime disasters yet on the Eastern Route to the Gulf — a crossing made more desperate by...