Our world is increasingly dependent on cyberspace. Organizations and individuals seeking to cause chaos or steal information are developing and using cyber capabilities to do just that. Recently, 36 journalists associated with Al Jazeera were hacked by an Israeli spy firm taking advantage of an iPhone software flaw. According to
According to the Los Angeles Times, some pro-democracy organisers in Hong Kong have had their bank accounts frozen because of recent pro-Beijing legislation intended to move the region past the ‘one-country two-systems’ era. Although the pro-democratic opposition has recently resigned on-mass from Hong Kong’s Legislative Council, and not held large
On 17 December, 344 boys were returned home to Katsina state, north-western Nigeria, having been abducted at gunpoint from the Governmental Science Secondary School in Kankara six days before. Some of the boys had escaped during the kidnapping and had managed to return home, however, over 300 children remained unaccounted
Protesters have again clashed with police in Paris, as nearly one hundred rallies gather nationwide to protest a controversial new draft security law. Despite President Emmanuel Macron’s ruling L.R.E.M. (La République en Marche) Movement announcing that parts of the law would be rewritten after backlash on December 1st, the protests,
The coronavirus pandemic has left no industry unscathed, but its consequences for the entertainment industry are extremely profound and far-reaching. Independent and low-budget entertainment entities suffer the most under the economic burden of the pandemic, as they often have little wealth to fall back on, and few expenditures to cut.
