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The Governor reassured the communities that he has identified several factors responsible for the confrontation, namely lack of

China has dismissed claims made by U.S. officials that it was behind cyberattacks on American infrastructure, labeling the accusations as "groundless." U.S. allegations: FBI Director Christopher Wray made the accusation during testimony before a U.S. congressional committee on Dec. 31. Wray claimed that China's state-sponsored hacking group, "Volt Typhoon," infiltrated hundreds of older office routers connected to assets such as the power grid and transportation system...

A group of northern elites has thrown its weight behind the call by the chief of staff to the President, Mr. Femi Gbajabiamila, asking the Department of State

News and analytical articles about Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan.

China's top spy agency has listed activities that could get a person living in the country in trouble and landing an "invitation to tea." China's Ministry of…

China has warned people about licensing construction projects near sensitive installations to counter spying.

China Renaissance Holdings said that its chairman and chief executive, Bao Fan, has stepped down after disappearing nearly a year ago.

Romania's coalition government on February 2 said it had reached an agreement with farmers and hauliers to end weeks of protests against high business costs, even as farmers elsewhere in the EU continued to block roads and border crossings.

The Court of Appeals in the Serbian capital on February 2 overturned the convictions of four former intelligence officers on charges related to the murder of independent journalist and government critic Slavko Curuvija in April 1999.

The daughter of exiled Cuban activist Sayde Chaling-Chong García, who is still living in Cuba, has received threats from State Security after posting critical comments online. María Melisa Chaling-Chong's father is active in Barcelona, calling out the human rights atrocities committed by the Castro dictatorship. While the communist regime can't get to him directly there,