NATO holds major ‘live-fire’ cyber exercise
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The drills bring together specialists from 32 NATO and partner countries including Ukraine

Military cybersecurity games, dubbed Locked Shields, kicked off in Tallinn, Estonia on Tuesday. The annual exercise is staged by NATO’s Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE), a cyber organization accredited by the US-led military bloc.

“Locked Shields is an opportunity for a multinational team of both NATO and national experts to work together and learn how to collaborate with each other, providing them with an opportunity to realistically test their skills in a safe environment.” chief of the NATO Cyber S...

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US makes pledge on satellite killers
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VP Kamala Harris announces policy change on anti-satellite missiles in Space Force visit

The US will not conduct tests of satellite-killer missiles and urges all other countries to make the same commitment, Vice President Kamala Harris has announced after meeting with Space Force and Space Command officials in California. The head of Russia’s space agency was skeptical, however.

“I am pleased to announce that as of today, the United States commits not to conduct destructive direct-ascent, anti-satellite missile testing. Simply put, these tests are dangerous and we will not conduct them,” Harris said on...

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US of­fi­cials at­tend mi­gra­tion sum­mit while poli­cies un­der fire
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High-lev­el meet­ings are be­ing held in Pana­ma as rights ad­vo­cates say risks for mi­grants ex­ac­er­bat­ed by US bor­der push.
Published On 19 Apr 2022

Au­top­sy shows un­armed Black man shot in head by US po­lice of­fi­cer
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Patrick Ly­oya was killed dur­ing a traf­fic stop in US state of Michi­gan, spurring protests and calls for ac­count­abil­i­ty.
Published On 19 Apr 2022

Russ­ian forces seize first city in new phase of Ukraine in­va­sion
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Gov­er­nor of Kreminna says Ukrain­ian troops with­draw from the city af­ter Russ­ian at­tack ‘from all sides’.
Published On 19 Apr 2022

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In­dige­nous lands block de­for­esta­tion in Brazil, new study finds
‘Satel­lite im­ages leave no doubt that In­dige­nous peo­ples are slow­ing the de­struc­tion of the Ama­zon,’ re­searcher says.
Published On 19 Apr 2022

Alex Jones Disputes Reports That He Is Filing For Bankruptcy
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Chris Hedges: American Commissars
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PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY (Scheerpost) — The ruling class, made up of the traditional elites that run the Republican Party and the Democratic Party, is employing draconian forms of censorship on its right-wing and left-wing critics in a desperate effort to cling to power. The traditional elites were discredited for pushing through a series of corporate assaults on workers, from deindustrialization to trade deals. They were unable to stem rising inflation, the looming economic crisis and the ecological emergency. They were incapable of carrying out significant social and political reform to ame...

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Britons Cancel Streaming Subscriptions in Record Numbers amid Cost of Living Spike

UK consumers have canceled 1.5MN video on-demand (VOD) accounts like Netflix, Disney Plus and Apple TV during the first three months of 2022 - analytics group Kantar has revealed. (FT)

In general, the number of households retaining at least one VOD service has dropped by only 1.3%, which suggests residents are looking to cut costs en masse.

The data comes at the tail end of a growth bubble for streaming VOD platforms due to Covid-19.

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British opposition party slams PM Boris Johnson, calls him 'man without shame'
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British opposition party on Tuesday (April 19) slammed Prime Minister Boris Johnson by calling him a ''man without shame''.

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Biden restores climate to landmark environmental law, reversing Trump
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The Biden administration announced Tuesday that it is restoring parts of a bedrock environmental law, once again requiring that climate impacts be

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US concerned about 'lack of transparency' in Chinese pact with Solomon Islands
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White House said on Tuesday (April 19) that it is concerned about lack of transparency surrounding China's reported security agreement with the Sol

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Ex-MSNBC analyst quits to fight against Russians
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National security commentator Malcolm Nance joins international legion of military volunteers in Ukraine

Malcolm Nance, a former MSNBC analyst who frequently claims his political adversaries are either Kremlin collaborators or white supremacists, has left the network to join the foreign volunteers fighting against Russian forces in Ukraine.

“The more I saw of the war going on, the more I thought, I’m done talking,” Nance said on Monday night, in an interview with former MSNBC colleague Joy Reid....

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Pakistan’s new cabinet sworn in
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New management takes over after controversial ouster of PM Imran Khan

Acting Pakistani PM Shahbaz Sharif's new cabinet was sworn in on Tuesday. Acting President Sadiq Sanjrani administered the oath to the 34 ministers, whose portfolios were expected to be announced later in the day.

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New Pakistani leader chosen

The formation of the new government comes on the heels of the ouster of former PM Imran Khan, who lost a vote of confidence last Sunday, an event he has blamed on the US for attempting to force “...

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Ukrainians escape ‘slave conditions’ on UK farms – media
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Seasonal workers arrive on seasonal visas, only to find themselves ‘hostage’ to their new country

Hundreds of Ukrainians in the UK on seasonal visas have ended up working on farms they describe as “akin to modern-day slavery,” the Guardian, which spoke to multiple people who had escaped from such farms, reported on Tuesday.

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Chocolate company accused of profiting from child labor

A Ukrainian worker who escaped one of the farms described feeling like a “hostage in the UK,” unable to go ho...

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At least one killed as po­lice open fire at Sri Lan­ka pro­test­ers
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One killed and sev­er­al oth­ers wound­ed in cen­tral Sri Lan­ka as po­lice open fire at peo­ple protest­ing fuel price rise.
Published On 19 Apr 2022