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      15 September

      Cyber ​​attacks among the biggest risks we face: Saudi Aramco CEO

      Riyadh: The CEO of Saudi oil company, Aramco said at a Global Artificial Intelligence Summit in Riyadh on Tuesday that cyber attacks are one of the biggest risks facing Aramco. Amin Hassan Nasser noted that cyber-attacks are like natural disasters and vulnerable to threats. He explained that while these attacks are increasing in size and severity, artificial intelligence helps us fend off some of these threats. He added that in the world of metaverse, Aramco is ready to enter strongly into the world of artificial intelligence and that Aramco can be a leader in artificial intelligence as it was a leader in the field of energy. On the other hand, Nasser announced the launch of a new strategic project called “The…

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    • 15 September

      Lebanon-Israel maritime border deal make ‘major progress’

      Beirut: The border demarcation negotiations between Lebanon and Israel have made progress, and only a few technical details remain to be solved, said Lebanese President Michel Aoun. “The results that Lebanon has achieved in negotiations will enable it to invest its oil and gas wealth. We are currently studying some technical details to solve them in a way that would serve the interest of Lebanon, its rights and sovereignty,” Aoun was quoted as saying in a statement on Wednesday released by Lebanon’s Presidency. The President added that completing the negotiations will enable Lebanon to launch the oil and gas exploration process in the Exclusive Economic Zone, Xinhua news agency reported. “This will be a positive step for the Lebanese economy…

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    • 15 September

      Trump lawyer told ‘disgusting’ lies about the Secret Service in court filing to gain advantage in NY probe

      Former President Donald Trump reportedly lied in court documents about security concerns the Secret Service had about the New York attorney general’s office. Two sources and a third person familiar with the discussions told The Daily Beast that the former president’s legal team told a judge in confidential court documents that the the Secret Service was concerned about safety in the Manhattan building where the attorney general’s office is located, and instead tried to get his contentious deposition moved to Trump Tower. Shopify Brand Owners: Have You Found Your Theme Yet? AdDebutify “He’d be sitting behind the big desk, where he has the authority,” said Barbara Res, a former Trump Organization construction executive. “That’s the only thing I can think of. It’s his desk, with chairs…

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    • 15 September

      Kyiv’s control of Kharkiv key to ensuring supply chain for Ukrainian forces to fight in Donbas

      Over the last week, the Ukrainian forces have been pushing their way through, reclaiming key areas in the Kharkiv Oblast (Province) bordering the Donbas region under the control of Russians. The Russians have retreated from Kharkiv – the second major pull back since the war started on February 24. In the initial phases, the Russians brought in their tanks to invade from the north of Kyiv but were halted about 50 km from the capital city and forced to return with heavy casualties. Edinburgh: Learn A Language in 15 Min Daily Practice AdBabbel Cities like Chernihiv, Irpin, Bucha in the north of Kyiv became a graveyard of Russian tanks as troops were forced to retreat after bloody battles. Since then,…

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    • 14 September

      Air India Express emanates smoke at Muscat airport before take off

      New Delhi: An Air India Express flight B737 IX-442 MCT-COK (Muscat-Cochin) VT-AXZ witnessed smoke and fire in its engine number two at Muscat airport on Wednesday. The plane was carrying 145 passengers, including four infants, the officials said, adding that all of them were safe and no injuries have been reported. “A DGCA official said that during taxiing for takeoff, the engine number two experienced smoke and fire. Appropriate Checklist was completed after the incident. Slides were deployed and all passengers and Crew were evacuated on taxiway and all of them were safe and no injuries reported,” said the official, adding that passengers have been transported to the terminal building. As per local reports, there was scare among the passengers after the…

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    • 14 September

      President Murmu to attend Queen Elizabeth’s funeral in London

      New Delhi: President Droupadi Murmu will visit London from September 17 to 19 to attend the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II and offer condolences on behalf of the Indian government, the Ministry of External Affairs announced on Wednesday. Queen Elizabeth II passed away on September 8. President Murmu, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi have expressed condolences at her demise. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar visited the British High Commission here on September 12 to convey India’s condolences. India also observed a day of national mourning on Sunday. In the 70 years of reign of Queen Elizabeth II, India-UK ties have evolved, flourished and strengthened immensely. She played an important role in the welfare of millions of people around the world…

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    • 14 September

      Does King Charles bring his own toilet seat and paper when he travels?

      London: Ever since King Charles III took over the British Crown, he has been in the limelight. People want to know everything about him – what he eats and does in his free time, what music he likes and the list goes on! Now, according to New York Post, a report suggests that King Charles “brings his own toilet seat and Kleenex Velvet toilet paper wherever he goes”! Details of the monarch were revealed in a 2015 documentary ‘Serving the Royals: Inside the Firm’.Paul Burrell, who served as a butler to Charles’ late wife Princess Diana and also the Queen, revealed that Charles has given precise instructions to iron his shoelaces. New York Post quoted Burrell who said, “His pyjamas are pressed every morning, his shoelaces…

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    • 14 September

      Twitter shareholders approve Musk’s $44 bn takeover bid

      San Francisco: Twitter shareholders on Tuesday voted to approve Tesla CEO Elon Musk‘s $44 billion takeover bid. The vote came as Musk’s lead team is in a court battle to get out of the deal. Twitter confirmed that a preliminary count shows it has enough votes to approve the deal, reports The Verge. Twitter has sued Musk for allegedly breaching the deal agreement. The vote lets Twitter continue with a lawsuit intended to make Musk close the acquisition. The legal battle is expected to start in mid-October. The approval means that Musk and Twitter will proceed to an October trial in the Delaware Court of Chancery. “Twitter will push to close the deal regardless, alleging that Musk’s complaints are merely a pretext for backing…

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    • 14 September

      Hyderabadi youth dies hours before joining new job in Saudi

      Jeddah: A Hyderabadi youth has died in Saudi Arabia hours before joining a new job, which he was searching for a long time. Mohammed Mujaheed Ali (37), native of Hakeempet near Toli Chowki in Hyderabad was found dead in his accommodation in Marfouh district in capital Riyadh on Sunday. He was scheduled to join a new firm from Sunday. However, he was found dead on the steps of his new house in Riyadh in the morning hours which spotted by neighbours. They alerted the police that came and shifted the body to hospital where doctors certified that Mujaheed died following cardiac arrest. The deceased was working in Dammam for some time and found a lucrative job in a new firm which he was scheduled to…

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    • 14 September

      US court allows mega antitrust case against Google to proceed

      San Francisco: A US court has allowed a larger antitrust case against Google to proceed that allege that the tech giant monopolised the ad-tech market and suppressed competition by its access to data. The judge, however, dismissed claims of collusion between Google and Facebook (now Meta) in the “Jedi Blue” programme, a deal in which Google and Facebook allegedly joined hands for ad auctions, reports The Verge. “The states’ allegations are not plausible because they fail to adequately account for Facebook’s motivation to use its economic clout as an advertiser to drive the hardest bargain it could with Google,” the judge said in the ruling. The Attorneys General of 10 US states brought an action in Texas against Google, alleging that Google’s digital advertising practices violate laws…

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