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Women in traditional Afghan attire stand in a quiet, somber setting with soft, ambient lighting.

Australia Urges ICJ to Hold Taliban Accountable for Women's Rights Abuses

Since the Taliban's rise to power in Afghanistan in August 2021, over 100 edicts have been issued, systematically stripping away the rights of women and girls. The latest decree, "Code on Judicial Separation of Spouses," has sparked outrage, allowing a girl's silence to be misconstrued as consent to marry and further restricting women's right to divorce.

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Ship navigates through Strait of Hormuz with a port in the background and a small boat in the foreground.

Iran Seeks Fees to Control Strait of Hormuz

Iran is in talks with Oman to introduce a fee system for vessels navigating the Strait of Hormuz, but insists it's not about imposing a traditional toll - instead, ships would pay for specific services like waste disposal. This approach would allow Iran to generate revenue while staying within international law.

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Military jet takes off behind ominous shadow of a fist cast over a fractured Middle East map.

Trump's Iran Stance Sparks Fears of Escalating Military Confrontation

As Trump's heated rhetoric towards Iran raises the stakes, a pressing question emerges: when do verbal threats cross the line into unlawful orders or even war crimes? The debate is heating up over the legal boundaries of wartime rhetoric and accountability.

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letters of marque: Risky Must-Have Cyber Tool

letters of marque: Risky Must-Have Cyber Tool

A new bill would revive the old idea of “letters of marque” for the digital age, letting the President commission vetted “white hat” hackers to pursue and seize foreign cyber threats. It promises faster, private‑sector firepower against attackers — but brings big legal, ethical and escalation risks that lawmakers will have to reckon with.

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Ukrainian hackers drone network: Stunning Strategic Win

Ukrainian hackers drone network: Stunning Strategic Win

If confirmed, the reported takedown of Russia’s Gaskar drone network by Ukrainian hackers shows how a small cyber team can cripple supply chains and reshape battlefield math without firing a shot. That stunning, risky move forces allies and adversaries to rethink deterrence, escalation, and the rules of modern war.

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International Criminal Court Deflects ‘Sophisticated and Targeted’ Cyberattack

International Criminal Court Deflects ‘Sophisticated and Targeted’ Cyberattack

International Criminal Court successfully deflects a sophisticated cyberattack, ensuring the security of its operations and sensitive information.

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International Criminal Court Faces Advanced Cyberattack

International Criminal Court Faces Advanced Cyberattack

International Criminal Court targets of sophisticated cyberattack, raising concerns over data security and international justice integrity.

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US Cracks Down on North Korean IT Worker Fraud Schemes

US Cracks Down on North Korean IT Worker Fraud Schemes

US intensifies efforts to combat North Korean IT worker fraud schemes, targeting illicit activities that undermine global cybersecurity and economic stability.

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British Hacker ‘IntelBroker’ Faces $25M Cybercrime Charges

British Hacker ‘IntelBroker’ Faces $25M Cybercrime Charges

British hacker ‘IntelBroker’ faces $25M in cybercrime charges, accused of orchestrating large-scale hacking and data theft operations.

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Ukraine to Receive Gas Masks for Protection Against Russian Chemical Threats

Ukraine to Receive Gas Masks for Protection Against Russian Chemical Threats

Ukraine to receive gas masks to enhance protection against potential Russian chemical threats, bolstering safety for civilians and military personnel.

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French Judge Halts Deportation of Chinese Entrepreneur Over Allegations of Running Secret Police Station

French Judge Halts Deportation of Chinese Entrepreneur Over Allegations of Running Secret Police Station

French judge suspends deportation of Chinese entrepreneur amid claims of operating a secret police station, raising concerns about human rights.

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Israel Secures Official Approval for Iran

Israel Secures Official Approval for Iran

Israel secures official approval for new Iran engagement, marking a pivotal shift in regional diplomacy and strategic realignment.

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Ukraine recruits anti-corruption specialist to counter Russian propaganda

Ukraine recruits anti-corruption specialist to counter Russian propaganda

Ukraine recruits an anti-corruption specialist to counter Russian propaganda, bolstering transparency and national unity amid geopolitical tensions.

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United States : Revealed: Influencer Andrew Tate bags Vanuatu golden passport

United States : Revealed: Influencer Andrew Tate bags Vanuatu golden passport

Influencer Andrew Tate secures a Vanuatu golden passport, sparking controversy and US intrigue amid emerging revelations.

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Israel Advances to Secure Key Territories

Israel Advances to Secure Key Territories

Israel advances to secure critical territories, reshaping regional dynamics and influencing conflict outcomes amid escalating tensions.

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Cambodia/China/France/Myanmar : Exclusive: How foreign legionnaires got caught in the Burmese quagmire

Cambodia/China/France/Myanmar : Exclusive: How foreign legionnaires got caught in the Burmese quagmire

Exclusive insight into how foreign legionnaires became ensnared in Myanmar’s quagmire, with links to Cambodia, China, and France.

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Global Crackdown Results in 270 Arrests of Dark Web Vendors and Buyers

Global Crackdown Results in 270 Arrests of Dark Web Vendors and Buyers

Global law enforcement raids dark web with 270 arrests of vendors and buyers, disrupting international cybercrime networks.

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Israel Escalates Gaza Offensive as Ceasefire Talks Break Down

Israel Escalates Gaza Offensive as Ceasefire Talks Break Down

Israel intensifies Gaza offensive amid failed ceasefire talks, sparking renewed conflict and raising urgent global concerns over escalating violence.

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Damaged civilian bus with shattered windows and mangled body, surrounded by debris and rubble, with destroyed drone nearby.

Russia targets civilian bus in deadly drone attack

Russia’s deadly drone strike on a civilian bus fuels outrage and fears over escalating conflict and civilian safety in the region.

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Global Crackdown: Major DDoS-for-Hire Network Taken Offline in International Operation

Global Crackdown: Major DDoS-for-Hire Network Taken Offline in International Operation

International operation dismantles a major DDoS-for-hire network, crippling cybercriminal activities and boosting global online security.

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Alleged ‘Scattered Spider’ Member Extradited to U.S.

Alleged ‘Scattered Spider’ Member Extradited to U.S.

Alleged “Scattered Spider” member extradited to the U.S. now faces charges, spotlighting global efforts to combat organized crime.

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Suspected Scattered Spider Head Extradited From Spain

Suspected Scattered Spider Head Extradited From Spain

Suspected Scattered Spider Head extradited from Spain amid international intrigue—uncover the details behind this dramatic criminal case.

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Russian Kamikaze Drone Attack Targets Civilian Bus

Russian Kamikaze Drone Attack Targets Civilian Bus

Russian kamikaze drones strike a civilian bus, raising concerns over escalating violence and the impact on innocent lives in conflict zones.

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