SINGAPORE: Experts said Singapore’s cyber security laws are robust, especially after amendments to the Computer Misuse Act in 2013. Still, they caution that...
SINGAPORE: Experts said Singapore’s cyber security laws are robust, especially after amendments to the Computer Misuse Act in 2013. Still, they caution that...
Greenpeace activists protest against Arctic oil drilling, outside the Shell headquarters in Mexico City yesterday. Greenpeace activists arrested in Russia for protesting against...
WASHINGTON: President Barack Obama faced desperate calls yesterday from his political allies to swiftly help people whose existing insurance policies are being cancelled...
SYDNEY: Former Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd announced an end to his chequered political career yesterday, quitting politics two months after being ousted...
KIEV: Ukraine’s parliament failed yesterday to agree on a draft law allowing jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko to go to Germany for medical...
MOSCOW/WARSAW: Poland’s President apologised yesterday after far-right protesters threw firecrackers at the Russian embassy in Warsaw, triggering a tit-for-tat attack in Moscow and...
WASHINGTON: The United States yesterday designated Nigeria’s radical Islamist Boko Haram network and an offshoot known as Ansaru as terror groups, bowing to...
LONDON: Rebekah Brooks, a former editor of Britain’s News of the World on trial for phone-hacking, had her own voicemail repeatedly targeted by...
Mohamed Al Damati (centre), the spokesman for the panel of lawyers representing ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Mursi speaks during a press conference in...
KUWAIT CITY: Kuwait has discovered its first case of the MERS coronavirus for a citizen who is in “critical condition,” the health ministry...
Iraqi security forces remove the remains from the site where a suicide bomber drove a truck packed with explosives into a checkpoint in...
Soldiers loyal to Syria’s President Bashar Al Assad with their weapons and national flags in Hujaira town, south of Damascus, after taking control...
JERUSALEM: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to scrap plans for a “record” 20,000 West Bank settler homes was driven by Israel’s bid to...
JERUSALEM: An Israeli soldier died yesterday after a Palestinian youth stabbed him on board a bus in the north of the country, police...
DOHA: The Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation (Kahramaa) has issued warnings to more than 2,260 customers until September this year for violating...
Doha: An innovative fire alert life-saving solution for hearing impaired people made its worldwide debut at the 4th Civil Defence Exhibition and Conference....
DOHA: Qatar will invest about $20bn (QR73bn) on construction of bridges, subways and underpasses to link its various road and rail projects with...
Prime Minister and Interior Minister H E Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser bin Khalifa Al Thani with Acting President of Singapore J Y Pillay....
