Backlink: ALJAZEERA Optus chief executive Kelly Bayer Rosmarin says “sophisticated” actor was behind the cyberattack. Sensitive information about almost 10 million Australian telecoms subscribers may have been compromised by a substantial hack of the country’s second-largest provider, the firm Optus revealed Friday. […]
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Backlink: NDTV The new discoveries are now expected to attract local and international investors and in turn, contribute to the development of the Kingdom’s economy. In a Twitter post, the Saudi Geological Survey informed that the discoveries of gold ore were within the boundaries of Aba al-Raha, in the Medina region. Copper ore was also […]
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Backlink: NDTV Shortly after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that he will deploy citizens to fight Ukraine on Wednesday, “how to break an arm at home” became the top Google search in Russia. The Russians also bought one-way plane tickets out of the country after the announcement. […]
Backlink: THE EPOCH TIMES More than 150 scientists who worked in a top U.S. national security laboratory were hired by the Chinese regime to do research, according to a new report. Much of that research has directly advanced Chinese military technology, which now threatens U.S. national security. […]
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Backlink: VISIONTIMES Marine conservation experts headed to the Australian state of Tasmania on Wednesday, Sept. 21 to attempt to rescue a pod of approximately 230 beached whales, with officials saying only half appeared to be alive. A team of marine wildlife experts will assess the scene and situation to plan an appropriate response, the […]
Backlink: THE BL In August alone, China had to deal with a series of calamities, which affected dozens of millions of people. As The Paper reported, China’s Ministry of Emergency Management held a press conference on September 16. The ministry’s spokesman Shen Zhanli pointed out that the country faced numerous natural disasters last month. […]
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Backlink: THE EPOCH TIMES In August, California announced the end of fossil fuel-powered car sales by 2035, prompting green energy advocates to celebrate. However, flex alerts followed the announcement just days later, asking Golden State residents to avoid charging their electric vehicles during peak hours. Lack of compliance with the measure meant widespread blackouts due to […]
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Backlink: CURIOSMOS The surface of Mars already harbors more than seven tons of garbage from half a century of robotic exploration of the red planet. This makes Mars the second body in the solar system after the Moon, where humans have “dumped” their trash on. An analysis of 18 human-made objects destined for Mars in 14 separate missions, as […]
Backlink: THE EPOCH TIMES “Tour boats had been watching the young whale for days as it slowly moved through the bay, appearing sicker and slower with more shark bites over its body day after day.” The scene was visceral. While making its annual migration north along Ningaloo Reef off Australia’s northwest coast, the fledgling-adult […]
Backlink: BREITBART Russian leader Vladimir Putin announced the beginning of a partial military conscription in a speech on Wednesday in which he accused the West of “nuclear blackmail” and trying to “destroy” Russia. […]
Backlink: THE BL The Philippine government has finally awarded a $11 billion airport project to a multinational consortium, which had previously been awarded to a Chinese state-owned company. On September 14, the provincial government of Cavite, south of the Philippine capital Manila, decided to award the Sangley Point International Airport (SPIA) construction project to […]
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Backlink: SPACE Astronomers observed dozens of objects that “cannot be scientifically identified.” The skies over Kyiv are swarming with unidentified flying objects (UFOs), according to a new report from the Main Astronomical Observatory of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. […]
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Backlink: THE EPOCH TIMES Early this month, an estimated 70,000 protesters gathered in Prague to call for the Czech government to do more about spiraling energy prices. At the same time in Germany, traditionally opposed political groups put aside their differences to threaten weekly protests against the rising costs of food, gas, and energy. […]
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Backlink: LIFE SITE NEWS California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom signed controversial legislation over the weekend authorizing the “composting” of human remains for soil. The law will allow the material derived from the decomposed bodies to be sold and used to grow food for human consumption, SFGATE reported. […]
