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Officials investigate a vehicle that appears to have crashed into a barricade near the prime minister’s residence in Tokyo on Saturday – Copyright JIJI Press/AFP STR
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Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) reported that a cyberattack temporarily disrupted its website earlier this week, coinciding with the start of the country’s general election campaign.
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Google is pushing back against a court decision that forces it to make changes to Android and Google Play, all thanks to Epic Games’ request. The tech giant argues that these changes could mess with user privacy, make it harder for developers to get their apps noticed, and ultimately hurt competition. While these adjustments might…
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Supporters showed their support for Daniel Chapo, presidential candidate for the ruling Mozambique Liberation Front (FRELIMO) – Copyright AFP JACK GUEZ
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced its decision to appeal a federal court ruling in its prolonged legal battle against Ripple Labs and XRP.
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Mayra Vélez Serrano drove to work Wednesday along Puerto Rico’s Highway 18, one of the island’s busiest freeways. It would’ve been a normal drive — had it not been for a new, giant billboard that left her “absolutely floored,” said the political science professor at University of Puerto Rico at Río Piedras.
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Frontrunners include Sanae Takaichi (L), who could be Japan’s first woman premier, ex-defence minister Shigeru Ishiba and Shinjiro Koizumi, who would be the country’s youngest PM – Copyright AFP Ludovic MARIN
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Frontrunners include Sanae Takaichi (L), who could be Japan’s first woman premier, ex-defence minister Shigeru Ishiba and Shinjiro Koizumi, who would be the country’s youngest PM – Copyright POOL/AFP Takashi AOYAMA
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Bitcoin privacy and coin mixing service Samourai is having a big week in court, with both co-founders facing charges of conspiracy to launder money and conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money transmitter in the Southern District of New York.
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Mexico’s National Electoral Institute (INE) approved a controversial allocation of seats in the Chamber of Deputies on Friday, granting President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s Morena party and allies a supermajority to pass constitutional reforms without opposition backing.
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Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro addresses the media after appearing before the Supreme Court in Caracas on August 9, 2024 – Copyright AFP Federico PARRA
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Apple’s lucrative deal with Google could be under threat after a US judge ruled that the Alphabet-owned search giant was operating an illegal monopoly.
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is seeking to modify its ongoing lawsuit against Binance to avoid a court decision on the security status of third-party tokens like Solana.
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July 26, 2024, marks the one year anniversary since the SEC cyber disclosure ruling. With a year in the rearview mirror, many security professionals are reflecting on whether or not their predictions for this ruling were accurate. Furthermore, they assess the impacts of the cyber disclosure ruling.
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Zimbabwe’s governing party ZANU-PF is responsible for 65.4 percent of the 137 human rights violations in Zimbabwe for June, the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) confirmed in its monthly monitoring report on Wednesday. This marks the fourth month in a row that ZANU PF has been the leading perpetrator of human rights abuses in the country,…
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In the two weeks since the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a 40-year-old precedent that gave federal agencies wide latitude in interpreting the laws they enforce, there has been widespread concern that an activist judiciary will thwart regulators’ efforts to protect public health and safety.
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