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‘Turkish, Qatari and Emirati airplanes have transferred hundreds of Daesh Takfiri militants from Syria to Yemen following Russian airstrikes on the terrorists’ positions, the spokesman for the Syrian Armed Forces says. Brigadier General Ali Mayhoub announced on Tuesday that two planes from Turkey, one from the United Arab Emirates and a fourth from Qatar transported […]

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‘The ongoing conflict in Syria has left at least 13.5 million people in need of humanitarian aid, says the United Nations. The figure, which includes some six million children, shows an increase of 1.2 million people in the last 10 months, said UN Undersecretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator Stephen O’Brien while […]

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A tangle of skyrocketing rents, stagnant wages, evictions and a lack of affordable housing has led to a boom in homelessness in New York City. The latest figures show 57,448 people sleeping in shelters, and approximately 40 percent are children. Read more: New York City homeless population nears 60,000, over 40% are children

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Police have raided the home of a 15 year old boy in Northern Ireland in connection to the recent Talk Talk cyber attack. The boy has been arrested and is being held on suspicion of breaching the Computer Misuse Act. Read more: Police arrest 15 year old in connection with Talk Talk hack

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Despite a promise made before the general election by Amber Rudd, the energy secretary, to ban on fracking on special areas, ministers today have come under fire for their attempt to pass new fracking rules in secret that would allow companies to drill underneath protected areas. Read more: Government tries to secretly pass fracking rules

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Chancellor George Osborne has said he will act on concerns about the impact of tax credit cuts after peers inflicted a serious blow on the government by demanding major changes. Read more: Tax credits: George Osborne to act after Lords defeats

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Whistleblower Edward Snowden has accused SNP ministers of ‘threatening’ the autonomy of Scotland’s universities by ­pursuing controversial changes to the way institutions are governed. The former US National Security Agency (NSA) contractor, currently in exile in Russia after leaking details of surveillance programmes carried out by American intelligence, was elected as rector of Glasgow University […]

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State police in Michigan have been secretly using hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of cell site simulator equipment to locate and track cell phones since at least 2006, according to records obtained by the ACLU and ACLU of Michigan. And although the agency justified its initial purchase of the surveillance gear as ‘vital to […]

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Germany is reportedly investigating a new case of suspected spying by Britain or the US inside Angela Merkel’s office. Investigators have found sophisticated spyware on a senior official’s laptop, according to Spiegel magazine. The programme in question, known as Regin, is believed to be used by both GCHQ and the US National Security Agency (NSA). […]

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Speaking last week at an annual gathering of the Valdai Club, a group of Russian and international analysts and politicians, Putin said that the U.S. had been using terrorists throughout the Middle East as ‘a battering ram to overthrow regimes they don’t like.’ Read more: Putin: US Using Terrorists as ‘Battering Ram to Overthrow Regimes They […]

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A civil rights lawsuit accusing the New York Police Department (NYPD) of spying on Muslims in New York and New Jersey based on their religion in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of 9/11 will go forward based on a decision last week by the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in […]

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The Transport Ministry today said Malaysia was not given full access and privileges into the Dutch Safety Board’s (DSB) investigation into the downing of Malaysia Airlines MH17. Responding to points made in the DSB final report on the incident, which stated that Malaysia did not extend its full cooperation in the initial stage of the […]

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‘Password must include upper and lowercase letters, and at least one numeric character.’ A common scold dished out by websites or software when you open an account or change a password—and one that new research suggests is misleading. A study that tested state-of-the-art password-guessing techniques found that requiring numbers and uppercase characters in passwords doesn’t […]

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It has transpired that US defense companies bypassed US sanctions to purchase several Russian helicopters. It goes about Mi-8 and Mi-17 choppers. Reporters of the Slovak publication Actuality conducted their own journalistic investigation on the subject. According to them, US companies spent not less than $500 million on Russian helicopters. The choppers will be reportedly […]

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