Month: November 2022
Nigerian TikTokers sentenced for mocking the government officials
Nigeria has seen a growing number of social media stars who use comedy to comment on social and political issues. Two TikTok stars in Nigeria have been sentenced to a whipping and forced to clean the court after they used social media to mock a government official. Prosecution lawyer Wada Ahmed Wada said the men
Vermont to legalise Abortion
The issue of abortion is now up there with other issues like economy, inflation and gun violence, Vermont is set to become the first state in the US to formally enshrine the right to an abortion in the constitution, after more 70% voted in favour of the measure. Like Vermont, the votes in California and
Pegasus spyware snooping
Pegasus infiltrates mobile phones to extract data or activate a camera or microphone to spy on owners. The company says the tech is designed to fight crime and terrorism, but it has been found by investigators to have been used on journalists, activists, dissidents and politicians worldwide. In Poland and Hungary, use of such spyware
The Republic Win in US congress effects on Ukraine
President Vladimir Putin’s own belief that Russia’s Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine, something he calls a special military operation, is part of an historical realignment away from a U.S.-dominated world to a multipolar one where the views of countries like Russia and China must be reckoned with. Pro-Kremlin forces in Russia are hoping that the
US Elections: Voting machine problems in Arizona
Democrat Joe Biden narrowly beat Trump in Arizona in 2020. The state has been central in the false claims by Trump and his followers that the presidential election was rigged against him. All of Arizona’s main Republican candidates this year are election deniers, including Lake. on Tuesday ,There was problems with dozens of electronic vote-counting
40,000 Tesla cars recalled over steering fault
Investors are thought to be concerned the billionaire has become distracted by his latest acquisition and is paying less attention to his other companies. Tesla is recalling just over 40,000 cars in the US because of a potential power-steering problem. electric-car manufacturer says the vehicles’ power-steering assist system may fail on rough roads or after
Twitter chaos
Mr Musk enticed his rich friends to invest with an argument that Twitter in the hands of someone who knew what they were doing could be great. Free speech would abound and profits would follow. Twitter has long been thought of by Silicon Valley investors as poorly run but with bags of potential and Elon
discovery of the Stolen $3bn Bitcoin
The darknet is a part of the internet that can only be accessed using specialist software. The stash of 50,676 Bitcoin was found hidden on various devices in a hacker’s home in an underfloor safe and inside a popcorn tin. It came at the same time as Bitcoin’s value peaked – the seized funds would
Partial regulation of the energy market in Romania
The market can’t be fully regulated because of some existing long-term contracts. But the consensus over the “semi-regulated market” is reached so far at a very superficial level, and the technical details are still to be decided. Romania’s ruling coalition and the companies in the energy sector seem to converge towards a semi-regulated model of
Installation of Radar Detection Systems in Romania- Ukraine border
US, Spanish army to deploy detection radars in Romania. The radar will operate to investigate air targets in eastern Ukraine and the central-western Black Sea basin. Should the radar installment come into place, the three-dimensional radar can be used to direct aircraft fighters and coordinate missile batteries, while the US TPS-80 provides in-depth coverage of