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Lebanese actress questioned, detained in central bank graft probe - Vimarsana News

Lebanese actress questioned, detained in central bank graft probe

BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese actress Stephanie Saliba was detained on Friday after being questioned by investigators over a corruption case related to ...

Lebanese actress questioned, detained in central bank graft probe - Vimarsana News

Lebanese actress questioned, detained in central bank graft probe

BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese actress Stephanie Saliba was detained on Friday after being questioned by investigators over a corruption case related to ...

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Allen Institute Announces 2022 Next Generation Leaders - Vimarsana News

Allen Institute Announces 2022 Next Generation Leaders

/PRNewswire/ -- The Allen Institute today announced six new Next Generation Leaders (NGL), members of a unique neuroscience advisory panel made up of...

Global cyber rules needed as digital traffic crosses all boundaries, top expert - Vimarsana News

Global cyber rules needed as digital traffic crosses all boundaries, top expert

RIYADH: Global cyber rules and international coordination are necessary to ensure a safe online space, as cybercrimes have risen exponentially over the past few years, according to a top expert. Speaking at a session during the Global Cybersecurity Forum in Riyadh on Nov.10, Ian Goldin, professor of Globalization and Development at Oxford University, and the former vice

Global Cybersecurity Forum in Riyadh hears calls for greater resources to police online world - Vimarsana News

Global Cybersecurity Forum in Riyadh hears calls for greater resources to police online world

RIYADH: Cybercrime is set to play havoc with companies’ top lines, speakers at the Global Cybersecurity Forum warned on Wednesday as calls were sounded for greater resources to police the online world. Attendees at the event, being held in Riyadh, heard how damage caused by hackers was expected to amount to $10.5 trillion by 2025, and that firms were experiencing soaring