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Popular Kazakh News Website Suspends Operations Amid Attack By Hackers.
Ulysmedia editor in chief Samal Ibraeva (file photo)
A popular news website in Kazakhstan, Ulysmedia.kz , has been attacked by hackers. The website's editor in chief, Samal Ibraeva, told RFE/RL that her personal data and pictures of her and her relatives appeared on the website's homepage on January 18, after which the site had to suspend its operations. Ibraeva says the attack was most likely linked to the website's professional activities, adding that it has faced several similar attacks since last year. Ulysmedia is an independent outlet that publishes articles in Russian and Kazakh about the realities of social and political life in Kazakhstan. To read the original story by RFE/RL's Kazakh Service, click here .
Israel Reportedly Launches Retaliatory Attack On Iran.
Israel has launched an attack in Iran, U.S. media reported quoting U.S. government officials, in what appears to be retaliatory strikes for the unprecedented air attack Tehran launched last weekend on its sworn enemy.
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Israel Launches Retaliatory Attack On Iran: Reports.
Israel has launched an attack in Iran, U.S. media reported quoting government officials, in what appears to be retaliatory strikes for unprecedented an air attack Tehran launched last weekend on its sworn enemy. Iranian state media said explosions...
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Cyberpartisans Hack Belarusian Fertilizer Plant, Demand Release Of Political Prisoners.
A group known as Cyberpartisans says it hacked into the computers and security systems of a major Belarusian state-run producer of nitrogen compounds and fertilizers and is demanding the release of workers who were arrested during protests against...
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Belarusian Factory Hacked By Group Demanding Release Of Prisoners Who Protested 2020 Election.
A group known as Cyberpartisans says it hacked into the computers and security systems of a major Belarusian state-run producer of nitrogen compounds and fertilizers and is demanding the release of workers who were arrested during protests against...
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Republika Srpska Parliament Adopts Report Denying Srebrenica Genocide.
The parliament of Bosnia-Herzegovina's ethnic Serbian entity on April 18 adopted a report stating that the killing of 8,000 Muslims in Srebrenica during the Bosnian War did not constitute genocide, contravening the rulings of international courts.
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Elephant escapes circus, wanders streets of Montana.
An elephant named Viola escaped from a traveling circus and took a walk through the streets of Butte, Montana, before she was recaptured. » Subscribe to NBC News: NBC News Digital is a collection of innovative and powerful news brands that deliver...
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Kevin McCarthy: This is driving Democrats ‘crazy’
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy discusses how New Yorkers chanted ‘four more years’ for former President Trump outside a Harlem bodega on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’ Subscribe to Fox Business! Watch more Fox Business Video: Watch Fox Business N...
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Watch live: Polls open in Croatia's general election.
Croatia is voting in a parliamentary election after a campaign centred on a bitter rivalry between the president and prime minister that has sparked a political crisis in the small European Union and NATO member. Read more #croatia #election #vote...
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BREAKING: Inflation falls to lowest level in three years.
Inflation has fallen to 3.2%, raising hopes of an interest rate cut. The for Office for National Statistics said the figure had dropped from 3.4% - experts had predicted it would fall to 3.1%. The drop means prices are rising at a slower rate - no...
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Chris Rufo: This is a tipping point
Manhattan Institute senior fellow Chris Rufo discusses the background of NPR's new CEO Katherine Maher on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.' #foxnews #fox #jessewattersprimetime Subscribe to Fox News! Watch more Fox News Video: Watch Fox News Channel Live...
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Should Conservative MPs share a platform with far-right figures?.
A Treasury minister says the mayor of Brussels was wrong to shut down a conservative conference because it featured far-right figures. Nigel Farage and former home secretary Suella Braverman were among those appearing alongside the Hungarian prime...
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