DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran disrupted internet access to the outside world as angry demonstrators rallied over the collapse of a tower in Iran that had killed at least 34 people, experts said Tuesday as outrage and grief continued to grow in the country . The disruption has plunged the southwestern province into …
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Tehran, Iran – A special parliament committee has approved the outlines of controversial legislation that many observers believe will lead to tighter restrictions on online activity in Iran despite continuing public opposition. The so-called “Protection Bill” was first introduced three years ago but legislators were forced to temporarily shelve the legislation last July amid a …
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Attack by Saudi-led coalition that targeted a Hodeidah telecoms facility killed three children and was blamed for knocking out internet nationwide. Internet services have returned to Yemen after a four-day outage caused by deadly Saudi-led coalition air raids that marked a dramatic escalation in the seven-year war. An attack by the Saudi-led coalition that targeted …
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In what may be viewed as an inflection point in modern technological history, cloud computing stands as one of the most impactful innovations of our time. With billions of dollars already invested in this space, Israeli cloud technology shows no signs of cooling off as investor appetite remains strong and promising startups are continuously emerging …
CAIRO (AP) — When the Islamic holy month of Ramadan begins, a battle rages in Habiba Khanom’s mind: If she goes without food or drink, is she doing it for God or because of her anorexia? Deep down she knows the answer, and it saddens her. “If I did fast, it would be for my …
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