US military sensitive data found on eBay

A German computer club purchased several biometric capture devices on eBay and found that they still contained fingerprints, iris scans, photographs and descriptions of thousands of people who interacted with the US Army in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to the New York Times.

Wedding photo shoot at King Edward Medical University gets backlash

The issue surfaced when a social media user posted the wedding photos and videos of the couple showing the 150-year-old building of the university in the background with the bride and groom passing and walking in the corridors of the university.

Türkiye announces huge natural gas reserves in Black sea

Türkiye’s natural gas reserves in the Black Sea now total 710 billion cubic meters, with a market value of $1 trillion, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced after a new deposit was discovered and a previous find was revised higher.

Biden’s holiday plans: Deciding if he’ll run again

Abroad, Biden is on a strong roll, leading a Western coalition in support for Ukraine's battle against Russia, while ramping up an aggressive renewal of US commitment to Asian allies facing China.

Pakistani movie on Operation Swift Retort to release soon

The film depicts the successful operation of Pakistan against the violation of Pakistan’s airspace by the Indian Air Force in 2019. Operation Swift Retort was conducted by Pakistan Air Force in retaliation to the violation of the Pakistan air space.

Vladimir Putin bans oil sales to ‘price cap’ states

President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree on retaliatory measures to the West’s price cap on Russian oil exports.

US considering Covid entry restrictions for travelers from China

Infections have surged across China as key pillars of its containment policy have been dismantled, prompting US officials to express concern at the potential for new variants to be unleashed.

Moroccan director wants ‘healthy’ debate on gay rights

"The Blue Caftan" is set in Sale, a picturesque city next to the capital Rabat.

Iran protests: regime challenged by push for change

The demonstrations, which erupted in mid-September following the death in custody of Mahsa Amini, 22, are a reflection of pent-up public anger over economic shortcomings and social restrictions, analysts say.

‘War is not over’: Tensions simmer over Karabakh road blockade

The mood in the Armenian-populated breakaway territory has been anything but festive.

US lawmakers stopped from using Tiktok

Administrators at the US House of Representatives sent out an email on Tuesday allegedly instructing all lawmakers and staff to uninstall TikTok from any official phones, calling the app a security risk.

South Korean military apologizes for response to drone incident

South Korean military has issued an apology to its citizens after failing to shoot down several North Korean drones that crossed over the border earlier this week, acknowledging that the incident stoked fears among the public while vowing a more aggressive response in the future.