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      3 September

      Hackers send cabs to same location in Russia, creates huge traffic jam

      Moscow: In a bizarre incident, hackers broke into the ride-hailing service provider Yandex Taxi‘s software and sent dozens of cars to the same location, resulting in a traffic jam that lasted for three hours. Rusya'da bir grup bilgisayar korsanı, Yandex Taxi uygulamasını hackleyerek, bütün taksileri Moskova'daki Kutuzov Prospect'e çağırdı. pic.twitter.com/Nv2AU86lAY— Nermin Seçkin (@NerminSekin1) September 3, 2022 Dozens of drivers working for Yandex Taxi in Moscow were left clueless when the screen showed them the exact location to reach. According to cyber experts, the hackers bypassed Yandex’s security and generated several fake requests that directed drivers to simultaneously drive to the same location. The hacker sent all the cabs to Kutuzovsky Prospekt, a major avenue in Moscow that is the location for the ‘Hotel Ukraina’…

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    • 3 September

      UK slips behind India to become world’s 6th biggest economy

      London: Britain has dropped behind India to become the world’s sixth largest economy, according to Bloomberg. India toppled the UK from its position in the final three months of 2021 to become the fifth-biggest economy. The calculation is based in US dollars, and India extended its lead in the first quarter, according to GDP figures from the International Monetary Fund. This news comes as a further blow to the government in London as it grapples with a brutal cost-of-living shock, Bloomberg reported. The IMF’s own forecasts show India overtaking the UK in dollar terms on an annual basis this year, putting the Asian powerhouse behind just the US, China, Japan and Germany. A decade ago, India ranked 11th among the largest economies, while the UK was…

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    • 3 September

      UAE President Sheikh Mohamed receives letter from Indian PM Modi

      Abu Dhabi: UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan received a letter from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding strengthening the strategic relations between the two countries and the prospects of developing them to serve their common interests. Sheikh Mohamed received the letter during a meeting with Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, who is currently on a visit to the United Arab Emirate to attend the meetings of the 14th session of the UAE-India Joint Committee and the third session of the UAE-India Strategic Dialogue. At the beginning of Friday’s meeting, which took place at the Al Shati Palace, Jaishankar conveyed the Modi’s greetings to Sheikh Mohamed and his wishes for further progress and prosperity for the UAE…

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    • 3 September

      Iran condemns deadly mosque bombing attack in Afghanistan

      Tehran Iranian Foreign Ministry has condemned a deadly bombing attack in a mosque in Afghanistan’s western city of Herat, according to the Ministry’s website. Nasser Kanaani, the Ministry’s spokesman on Friday, expressed concerns over the continuation of “terrorist attacks” in Afghanistan, saying Iran stands by Afghanistan and its fighting against extremism, violence and terrorism. He offered his condolences to the families of the victims and wished a speedy recovery for the injured, Xinhua news agency reported. A total of 18 people were confirmed to have been killed and 23 others injured as a blast ripped through a mosque in Herat, the capital city of Afghanistan’s western province of Herat on Friday, a local official told reporters.

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    • 3 September

      A 173-meter ship carrying 3,300 tons of Ukrainian corn was stranded for nearly 6 hours after its rudder failed

      A ship with 3,300 tons of Ukrainian corn was stranded after running aground off the Turkish coast.The Lady Zehma became grounded after rudder failure, per Reuters, leading to shipping being paused. A ship carrying about 3,300 tons of Ukrainian corn was stranded for almost six hours after running aground outside a busy shipping port, Reuters first reported. On Thursday, the 173-meter Lady Zehma became grounded after suffering a rudder failure near Bebek, outside Istanbul in Turkey, per the news agency. Most U.K. Windows Users Didn’t Know How To Block Ads (Do It Now) AdOnline Security Savers On Thursday, the 173-meter Lady Zehma became grounded after suffering a rudder failure near Bebek, outside Istanbul in Turkey, per the news agency. The rudder failure…

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    • 3 September

      Bill Gates, Serum Institute get Bombay High Court notice over alleged vaccine death

      The Bombay High Court on Friday issued notices and sought responses from the Serum Institute of India (SII) and Microsoft founder Bill Gates in a plea filed by Dilip Lunawat who alleged that his daughter died due to the side effects of Covishield. The petitioner demanded Rs 1000 crores as compensation for his loss. In 2020, the Serum Institute of India entered into a partnership with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, to speed up the process of manufacturing and delivery of up to 100 million doses of Covidshield vaccines for India and other third world countries. Other respondents in the petition include the Union of India, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Drug Controller General of India, Dr VG…

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    • 3 September

      Why Did Rishi Sunak’s Campaign Peter Out? Polls Show Truss Headed to 10 Downing Street

      Rishi Sunak was the clear frontrunner for the UK PM and Conservative leadership race. This was until towards the end of July when Penny Mordaunt dropped out and Liz Truss’ campaign started gaining momentum. Even Kemi Badenoch and Suella Braverman showed promise but it was Rishi Sunak who topped the polls and was bookmaker’s favourite to enter the 10, Downing Street. It was, however, evident that support for Truss was inching up but by mid-August, she was the pollster’s favourite and many preferred her over Sunak. Some experts speaking to news agencies said that while many saw Sunak as an electable leader, they chose to stick with the current foreign secretary since she was a better politician. The Telegraph in…

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    • 3 September

      Putin hasn’t forgiven Gorbachev yet

      The last leader of the erstwhile mighty Soviet empire, Mikhail S. Gorbachev passed away on 30th August 2022  at the ripe age of 91 in a hospital in Moscow. The former General Secretary of the Communist Party of Soviet Union (1985-90) and President of the USSR (1990-91) was the de-facto ruler of the country and is rightly remembered as a leader of global stature who was instrumental in bringing about a revolutionary change in world order. But arguably Gorbachev is not rightly judged when he is accused of presiding over the demise in 1991 of an advanced nuclear power namely the  Soviet Union. In order that the younger generations are able to understand Gorbachev, his policies, successes and failures in…

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    • 3 September

      Ukraine says bombed Russian base near occupied nuclear plant

      Ukraine said on Friday it had bombed a Russian base in the town of Energodar, where United Nations inspectors are visiting the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant amid safety concerns. “Targeted strikes by our troops in the localities of Energodar and Kherson have destroyed three artillery systems of the enemy as well as an ammunition depot,” the Ukrainian Army said. The pro-Kyiv mayor of Energodar, Dmytro Orlov — who is in exile — told AFP he had no information but added that phone services in the town were badly disrupted. Ukraine launches counter-offensive in southern region of Kherson A 14-strong team from the UN’s nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), visited the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine on Thursday…

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    • 2 September

      As Mississippi capital endures 4th day without water, aid trickles in

      Seven new distribution sites opened in Mississippi’s state capital on Thursday to dispense bottled water to people who have been without clean tap water since the city’s long-troubled treatment plant failed four days ago. While residents continued to line up at distribution sites and grocery stores in Jackson for bottled water, the city said “significant gains” had been made overnight in repairing the OB Curtis Water Plant. Complications from recent floodwaters knocked the plant offline on Monday night. “There are some challenges remaining to navigate over the next few days, but the outlook for today is currently continued progress,” the city said in a statement. It said limited water pressure had returned to some areas. Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves said…

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