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April 24, 2021 Iran is reportedly keen to acquire China’s J-10 fighter jet and not going ahead with powerful Russian jets. However, one may be left wondering why Iran didn’t show interest in the Sino-Pakistani JF-17 Thunder and how it stacks up against the J-10C. While the exact reason for Tehran’s preference for the Chinese fighter over the Russian ones remains unknown, Russian aviation portal Avia.Pro quoted experts as saying say that it may depend on the costs involved and type of figh...

15 April 2021, 12:23 am EDT By Google has launched its Chrome version 90 on Apr.14. The popular browser will also advance for another step of changing its default HTTP to HTTPS together with other security improvements and developer changes along its way. Now moving forward, this update could also be Googles way to address a lot of fixes which should be settled in the fastest possible time. Google Chrome 90 Comes with Improved Security and Privacy (Photo : Caio from Pexels) According to a repo...

Kerala Elections: Congress never spreads anger or hatred and only unites, Rahul Gandhi said Koyilandy: Attacking Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his Congress Mukt Bharat jibe, Rahul Gandhi on Friday said the BJP leader seems to have issues only with the grand old party and not with the CPI(M). "Wherever the Prime Minister goes, he keeps saying Congress Mukt Bharat (Congress Free India). When he gets up in the morning, he says Congress Mukt Bharat and when he goes to sleep he says Congress Muk...

USI GWEP offers free online dementia training with Teepa Snow Monday, March 29 - Thursday, April 1 USI GWEP offers free online dementia training with Teepa Snow Monday, March 29 - Thursday, April 1 3/15/2021 | University Communications The University of Southern Indiana’s Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Program (GWEP) is hosting a free, online dementia care series for direct care providers Monday, March 29 – Thursday, April 1. The live, virtual learning is the resul...

Andrey Fedorov, Belorusskie Novosti 13,806 It is possible that the style of the new representative of the Russian Federation will be closer to the style of Mikhail Babich. It seems that the main task of the now de facto former Russian ambassador to Belarus, Dmitry Mezentsev, was to hide Moscows true intentions with soothing conversations. In the current situation, his successor may be instructed to take a tougher position. The recent meeting between Putin and Lukashenka in Sochi prompted many ...

Toward the end of 2020, Morningstar released the latest iteration of its Global Investor Experience study, with the chapter focused on Disclosure. I contributed to the study as the primary researcher and author for the section on the U.S. market. This study plays a valuable role in pushing the global fund industry toward best practices. In this column, I’m using my work on the “2020 Global Investor Experience Study: Disclosure” as a jumping-off point to consider a more basic question: Wha...

Why advertising should be more Mrs Browns Boys and less Fleabag Has advertising become too knowing for its own – and consumers’ – good? Planner Paul Feldwick suggests that adland needs to forget about high art and aim for a more popular appeal. by Kate Magee Free email bulletins

If adland has lost its purpose, how does it find it again? Campaign wants to be the place where you debate the advertising industrys future. by Maisie McCabe Sign in to continue Free email bulletins

He doesn’t believe Assad gasses Syrians, or Russia poisons defectors. But for David Miller, the ‘Zionist enemy’ and its agents – Jewish students – are all-powerful and always guilty, and Noam Chomsky runs to defend him