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Lossless, a decentralized finance (DeFi) security-focused protocol, has entered a strategic partnership with LaunchX to further its vision of providing reliable security solutions for DeFi space. Lossless, via an official blog post, announced the new collaboration. According to the announcement, the LaunchX partnership will advance its ambition of becoming a trusted anti-hacking solution for DeFi.…
Security in and around the country’s prisons has been heightened in view of the “seriously criminal and troubling matter” of the discovery of explosives, communication devices and weapons, Minister of National Security Fitzgerald Hinds said yesterday. The minister also stated that two probes – one by the Prison Service and another by the Trinidad and…
29th June, 2021 19:19 IST Defence Min Gets PM’s Nod To Expedite Drone Policy; Boosting Security Arsenal Discussed Sources have informed that Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has received Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s nod to expedite a policy on drones. Written By Jitesh Vachhatani Image Credits: ANI/PTI From the high-level meeting at the Prime Minister’sÂ…
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Gen. Scott Miller said that recent gains by the Taliban are highly concerning, even if not unexpected, and that the rising violence makes a political solution more difficult.
Despite the rapid advances in surveillance and intelligence technologies that exploit advanced computing and network capabilities, most governments have yet to establish legal and political frameworks for their use.
Rights group says law imposed a year ago by Beijing has created ‘human rights emergency’ in Hong Kong.
It’s been a year since Beijing implemented a sweeping national security law in Hong Kong, aiming to crack down on The post Hong Kong’s National Security Law one year on: Pockets of activism still exist appeared first on CityAM.
HONG KONG – Hong Kong authorities have arrested 117 people under a national security law imposed one year ago, charging more than 60, mostly democratic politicians, activists, journalists and students. On June 30, 2020, Beijing imposed the security law in Hong Kong following months of often-violent pro-democracy protests, effectively ending the unrest. The law punishes…
The charges appear to involve non-monetary benefits the Trump Organisation gave to senior executives.
