France 24 (YouTube)·
Hackers stole millions of US military personnel records during months-long data breach
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The Department of Defense notified millions of current and former U.S. military personnel that their personal information had been stolen in a months-long breach.
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Der Spiegel·
Elon Musk and Pentagon: Tech billionaire to play central role in “Project Meridian”
US Secretary of Defense Hegseth is pushing ahead with a project to investigate autonomous warfare. He relies on Elon Musk: The tech billionaire should play a central role in the initiative of the..
Sky News Arabia·
The United Arab Emirates condemns the death of a number of members of an oil tanker
The United Arab Emirates condemned the killing and injury of a number of members of the crew of the MT Utour 25, abducted off the coast of Somalia, during the process of liberation of the tanker.
DW Arabic·
Stop suing the British museum for that reason!
The British Museum faces proceedings against the background of accusations of violations of the laws of equality because it did not provide rounds with voice guidance to blind persons at the Nesssage Bayo Expo, which photographs the facts of the invasion of England by William Al-Fatah in..
Sky News Arabia·
Fly Debbie hangs her trips to Israel until the investigation is completed
A FLY DUBAI SPOKESMAN SAID THAT THE TANKER WOULD SUSPEND ITS FLIGHTS TO AND FROM ISRAEL, IN COORDINATION WITH THE COMPETENT AUTHORITIES, UNTIL THE ONGOING INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE FZ1073 INCIDENT WERE COMPLETED ON WEDNESDAY.
BBC Sport·
Liverpool contenders for Schade - Thursday's gossip
Germany forward Kevin Schade is wanted by Liverpool, Erling Haaland and Phil Foden are among the Manchester City players drawing interest from Europe's top clubs, plus more.