Month: May 2021

[ad_1] Axa insurance group said one of its Asian business units has been the victim of a “targeted ransomware attack” after a group of cybercriminals claimed to have confiscated sensitive […]

[ad_1] Demographics is destiny. For decades, America has enjoyed the economic and geopolitical fruits of its high birth rate. Between 1990 and 2010, fertility levels in the US were higher […]

[ad_1] When the UAE clashed with the Arab world by normalizing relations with Israel, he said the measure would help alleviate the protracted Arab-Israeli conflict. But nine months later, the […]

[ad_1] Larger EU countries lift coronavirus restrictions in the hope that accelerating vaccination programs will allow a faster return to normal life. But epidemiologists worry that change will come too […]

[ad_1] The Italian Minister of Technological Innovation and Digital Transition has promised to simplify administrative procedures by accelerating the deployment of a national digital platform for citizens, as part of […]

[ad_1] It took only five days for Brazil’s supreme court to take action when the Jair Bolsonaro the administration canceled the census last month, citing the Covid-19 pandemic and budget […]

[ad_1] International efforts to intensify the largest military confrontation between Israel and Palestinian militants in seven years intensified ahead of a UN Security Council meeting on Sunday after another night […]

[ad_1] Taiwan, which has been one of the most successful in the world in containing Covid-19, has introduced two weeks of strict social distancing measures as it reported more than […]

[ad_1] Volodymyr Zelensky has gone out of his way since he was Ukrainian president to avoid provoking Moscow. But one action has infuriated the Kremlin: the Kiev coup against Viktor […]

[ad_1] Rishi Sunak slows support for Joe Biden’s plans for a minimum global tax rate of 21%, as Britain pushes the United States to ensure that any deal includes a […]