Ex-Twitter Security Chief Claims Platform Poses Security Risks for Users
Twitter's recently fired head of security is alleging that the social media platform poses a privacy threat to…
Security Concerns Bring China Closer to Taliban
The severe isolation of Afghanistan since the Taliban captured the country's capital a year ago has provided China…
Al-Qaida Positioned to Surpass Islamic State Among Jihadis
Al-Qaida, boosted by leadership stability and the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, appears to be positioning itself to once…
Sri Lankan Protesters Vow to Continue ‘Occupation’ of President’s, PM’s Residences
Sri Lankan protesters on Sunday said they would continue to occupy of the official residences of the president…
Homeland Security Agents Indicted in Alleged Chinese Effort to Spy in U.S.
A federal grand jury has indicted a current U.S. Department of Homeland Security agent and a former agent…
U.S. Begins Enforcement of Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act
The United States on Tuesday begins enforcing the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA), which requires companies that…
E.U., Egypt, Israel Agree to Export Israeli Liquified Natural Gas to Europe
Egypt, Israel and the European Union signed a gas deal Wednesday in which Egypt will export Israeli liquified…
‘Scale’ and ‘Scope’ of Forced Labor in Xinjiang Increasing, Report Says
A new report on Uyghur forced labor in China finds there may be an increase in Beijing's coercive…
Britain Gives Ukraine Long-Range Missiles to Counter ‘Brutal Russian Artillery
Britain announced Monday it will supply an unspecified number of long-range missile launchers to Ukraine, following the United…
Soccer’s Governing Body Announces More Bans on Russia
The UEFA Champions League, soccer’s governing body, announced Monday the Russian women’s soccer team will be banned from…