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The NationalEN

Protests, the cost of living and a widening wealth gap

Protesters in several countries in Europe and Asia are voicing anger over the cost of living, public services and their prospects. France has had the largest demonstrations, with more than 500,000 people marching at the weekend and outbreaks of looting and rioting. There is no single, unifying motivation for the broader international protests, but underlying

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Bangkok PostEN

World wide web worry: PHP drama explained

TOKYO - Artificial intelligence has found critical security flaws in PHP, one of the world’s most widely used programming languages, with many websites taken offline as organisations worldwide scramble to fend off would-be hackers.

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The NationalEN

US pulls diplomats from Saudi Arabia but denies wider Gulf withdrawal

The US has ordered non-essential government employees and their families out of Saudi Arabia after a surge in Houthi attacks, including two on Wednesday in which four people were killed. State Department spokesman Tommy Pigott announced the order in a post on X. It covers “non-emergency US government employees and their family members in Saudi Arabia only”,

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The VergeEN

Bose acquires Skullcandy to help it reach a wider audience

Bose announced today it has acquired Skullcandy. Although the two companies are competitors in the consumer audio space, Skullcandy recently partnered with its new owner to bring several of Bose's audio technologies - including its head-tracking spatial audio and excellent active noise cancellation (ANC) - to products like the Skullcandy Crusher 1080 ANC hea

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VarietyEN

Neon Partners With ‘NAZA’ Filmmakers, Guardian and MK2 to Bring Prize-Winning Doc to Wider Audiences

Neon has joined with The Guardian, MK2, James Wilson and Jonathan Glazer to bring “NAZA” to wider audiences and expand the footprint of the Venice prize-winning documentary. In the U.S., “NAZA” was originally released independently on Sept. 30 in 85 theaters across 30 cities, and has grossed more than $700,000. Overseas, the doc has theatrical […]

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TVN24PL

Trump chce, by firmy płaciły "dywidendę" za centra danych

Donald Trump uważa, że firmy budujące centra danych powinny dzielić się korzyściami z tych inwestycji z lokalnymi społecznościami. Prezydent USA stwierdził również, że duże centra danych powinny produkować własną energię, a jej nadwyżki przekazywać mieszkańcom lub do sieci energetycznej.

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