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Almanac from late 1800s found under Robert E. Lee statue

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global times By Reuters An 1875 almanac and other documents were discovered on Wednesday inside a time capsule that was encased in the pedestal of a statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee that →

GT investigates: More youth eager to discuss how to govern Taiwan after reunification, quash bias toward mainland

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global times by Yang Sheng, Chen Qingqing, Liu Xin, Zhang Changyue and Lin Xiaoyi Although the cross-Taiwan Straits situation has become more and more intense in 2021, many from the Chinese mainland →

Mass protest against Austria’s COVID-19 restrictions

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global times By ReutersTens of thousands of people rallied in Vienna on Saturday in protest against restrictions introduced to halt the spread of coronavirus in Austria, including mandatory COVID-19 →

US-China travel fast-track program to start in early 2022: chamber

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global times The main US business group in China said on Wednesday that a US-China travel fast-track program has been approved by relevant Chinese authorities and it was working to implement the →

Clashes erupt at Brussels protest

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global times By AFP Belgian police fired water cannon and used tear gas Sunday to disperse protesters opposed to compulsory health measures against the coronavirus pandemic. Around 8,000 people →

Why trusting no one is the only way to combat cybercriminals

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emerging europe by Wolfgang Wendt A cyberattack is a defining moment in any organisation’s life. It could be an attack affecting millions of customers, such as the Colonial pipeline incident, or your →

Protesting the Bomb: How a Nun and Fellow Activists Breached the Y-2 National Security Complex

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​national interest​​​ by Alexandra B. Hall In 2012, Sister Megan Rice, Gregory Boertje-Obed, and Michael Walli entered the Y-12 National Security Complex using nothing but a pair of bolt cutters. It →

OLED Gaining Share in Advanced TV Market

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national interest by Stephen Silver OLED TVs are a major feature of many of the Black Friday deals being offered this week. But even before that, there are indications that OLED models are becoming a →

600 Google Employees Sign Manifesto Against Vaccine Mandate

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​national interest​​​ by Ethen Kim Lieser At least six hundred Google employees have signed a manifesto against the technology giant’s vaccine mandate. “Vaccines are key to our ability to enable a →

Australia to reopen borders to foreign students, workers

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global times by AFP Australia announced on Monday that it will reopen to foreign students and skilled workers from December, easing some of the world's most stringent COVID-19 pandemic travel →

More Details of DirecTV Scam

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​national interest​​​ by Stephen Silver In September, TV station WHEC reported on a local scam that had been affecting DirecTV customers. “Here’s how the scam works,” Deanna Dewberry reported. “The →

Looted artifacts return to Ethiopia

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global times Ethiopia on Saturday hailed the return of precious artifacts looted by British soldiers more than 150 years ago, after a long campaign for their restitution. The collection - recovered →

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