Chinese hackers breach Cambodian election organizations: analysis
Hacker group successfully compromised systems belonging to Cambodia’s National Election Commission
Author: Mikael Thalen
State Dept still investigating diplomats’ illnesses in Cuba, China
Cuban officials have denied any involvement or knowledge of what was behind it
US Designates Iran-backed Militant Group in Bahrain a Terrorist Organization
Iran-backed militants are trying to overthrow government of Bahrain
Trump suggests NATO allies raise target spending to 4 percent
NATO members agreed in 2014 to spend at least 2 percent of their respective GDP on defense by 2024
China says will hit back after U.S. proposes fresh tariffs on $200 billion in goods
‘This is a fight between unilateralism and multilateralism, protectionism and free trade, might and rules’
Congress Renews Push to Designate Muslim Brotherhood as Terror Group
Rep. DeSantis: ‘The Muslim Brotherhood is a malevolent force, and American policy needs to reflect this truth’
Hacker Selling Stolen U.S. Military Drone Documents on Dark Web
Vulnerable router allows hacker to access Air Force captain’s computer
NFL Player: TSA Spilled Mother’s Ashes During Bag Inspection
Football star tweets photo of ashes scattered in luggage
Italy stops ship with migrants, turns up pressure on EU allies
‘I can guarantee you that the good times are over for the traffickers,’ Salvini said
Italy stops ship with migrants, turns up pressure on EU allies
‘I can guarantee you that the good times are over for the traffickers,’ Salvini said
U.S. Seeks to Thwart Iran Flying Millions in Cash Out of Germany
Iran in need of cash after President Trump reimposed sanctions
Uber Invests In Lime To Offer New Non-Car Transportation Mode
Deal would allow Uber users to use electric scooters
Lawmakers target Chinese security companies over spy fears
U.S. says state-run companies could pose espionage threat
Lawmakers target Chinese security companies over spy fears
U.S. says state-run companies could pose espionage threat
EU court says Jehovah’s Witnesses must comply with data privacy laws in door-to-door preaching
Case arose after Finland banned the group from collecting personal data during door-to-door visits