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'Project Raven' – The Origin Of The Qatari Government Letters Leak - Vimarsana News

'Project Raven' – The Origin Of The Qatari Government Letters Leak

Introduction: In January 2019, Reuters uncovered information about Project Raven, a wide-ranging cyber offensive operation carried out by former NSA agents on behalf of the UAE. They gathered huge amounts of documents concerning several targets, including activists, journalists, and foreign government entities in a few countries, such as Turkey, France, Yemen, Iran, Qatar,

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Journal Junction for Dec. 21, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Journal Junction for Dec. 21, 2023

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State Dept. Passport Processing Times Return To Pre-pandemic Level - Vimarsana News

State Dept. Passport Processing Times Return To Pre-pandemic Level

The State Department says passport processing times in the United States have returned to the pre-pandemic level. Currently, passport applications are being processed within 6-8 weeks for routine service and 2-3 weeks for expedited service, which costs an additional $60.

US supports free, fair elections in Pakistan: State Dept spox - Vimarsana News

US supports free, fair elections in Pakistan: State Dept spox

Matthew Miller reiterated that the United States does not endorse any political party in Pakistan.

'Are you guys aware how isolated you are?' reporter asks State Dept, of UN veto, tank ammo to Israel | JNS - Vimarsana News

'Are you guys aware how isolated you are?' reporter asks State Dept, of UN veto, tank ammo to Israel | JNS

"While we have disagreements, ultimately that American leadership is critical both in this conflict and to broader issues in the region," said Matthew Miller, the department's spokesman.The post ‘Are you