Randy Brooks/AFP via Getty Images Sandra Mason, President of Barbados, greets the New Colors during the country’s proclamation of a republic in Bridgetown on Tuesday. Barbados declared itself the world’s newest republic on Tuesday, officially cutting ties with Queen Elizabeth II and the British royal family. in a midnight party In its capital, Bridgetown, the …
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The UK’s national privacy watchdog warned Clearview AI on Monday that the controversial facial recognition firm faces a potential fine of £17 million, or $23 million, over “alleged serious breaches” of the country’s data protection laws. The regulator also required the company to delete the personal information of people in the UK. The images in …
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Danny Lawson – Pa Images / PA Images via Getty Images Tan Hill descended in Yorkshire Dales National Park after a light snowfall again in March On Friday night, dozens faced the cold weather and headed to a remote pub in Yorkshire, England, to listen to some live music and enjoy a few drinks. Three …
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A camera system is installed on the surface of each stadium and the information is transmitted to a video assistant who can then alert the referee. FIFA, the governing body of world football, will use the Arab Cup in Qatar to experiment with semi-automatic intrusion detection using specialized cameras and a dedicated intrusion video assistant. …
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As negotiations to save the 2015 Iran nuclear deal resume in Vienna, it is back up again. The US warns of crippling sanctions, Israel threatens war, Europeans beg and urge, Arabs watch from the sidelines, while Iran prolongs talks and accelerates uranium enrichment. Except this time, diplomacy appears doomed to failure, leaving the door open …
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Mark Esper says the administration “arbitrarily” redacted the manuscript, which details his time in the Donald Trump administration. Former Pentagon chief Mark Esper has accused the Defense Department of unnecessary censorship of his “candid and frank memoirs” detailing his time in the administration of former President Donald Trump, according to a new lawsuit. Esper’s diary …
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An Ethiopian government spokesman denied Sudanese allegations that the army had attacked Sudan, describing them as “baseless”. Ethiopia denied it launched an offensive over the weekend along its shared border with Sudan, blaming the unrest in the disputed region on rebels in the war-ravaged region of Tigray. in a. Saturday, Sudanese army said “Several” soldiers …
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The group that runs the Hindutva Watch Twitter page – which has cited cases of violence and intolerance from Hindu nationalist groups – has long been in the habit of being abused and trolled for content critical of the Indian government. But even they were surprised when the account, which has nearly 26,000 followers, was …
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International aid organizations and experts say US-led sanctions on the Taliban government are harming the Afghan people, and have called for “explicit humanitarian exceptions” to aid deliveries to prevent a “disaster”. After the Taliban seized Afghanistan on August 15, the aid-dependent country was cut off from international financial institutions, while the United States froze nearly …
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