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Taliban administration orders beauty salons in Afghanistan to close
The Taliban administration in Afghanistan has ordered beauty salons to close within a month, the morality ministry said, in the latest shrinking of access to public places for Afghan women. [#translated_full_content] [#item_full_content]
Israel signals Jenin operation close to completion, 10 Palestinians dead
Israel is close to completing its Jenin operation, a senior aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday after the fiercest fighting in the flashpoint West Bank town in more than two decades killed 10 Palestinians and forced thousands to flee.
Quick Heal Technologies appoints Vishal Salvi, former Global CISO of Infosys, as its new CEO
Quick Heal Technologies has appointed Vishal Salvi as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the company, effective immediately. Salvi, a former executive at Infosys, brings with him over 29 years of experience in driving excellence in the cybersecurity and information technology domains in India and globally. Prior to joining Quick Heal Technologies, Salvi held […]
Russia says Ukraine attacked Moscow with drones
Russia said on Tuesday that Ukraine had launched a drone attack on Moscow and the surrounding region that disrupted flights at one of the capital’s main airports. [#translated_full_content] [#item_full_content]
What people are saying about China’s chipmaking export controls
China will control exports of some metals used in the semiconductor industry, ramping up a technology war with the United States and potentially causing more disruption to global supply chains.
Automotive Tech Billionaire Austin Russell to Acquire Majority Stake in Forbes
Deal values business publication at close to $800 million
Meta’s Threads sparks privacy controversy ahead of its official launch
The official listing on Apple App Store reveals that Meta’s Threads may collect data on health, fitness, finances, contacts, browsing history, usage, location, search history, identifiers, and other sensitive information.