A wall of the BND headquarters in Berlin. Germany’s secret agency has set conditions for recruitment, you have to come to the office, you have to keep the phone at home. Germany’s intelligence service has been facing difficulties in recruiting personnel since the Corona pandemic. Bruno Kahl, the head of Germany’s foreign intelligence service BND,…
The Russian court extended the detention of the arrested American reporter. According to Russian media, American reporter Ivan Grishkovich will be detained until August 30. Russian media say the American reporter was arrested in Moscow in March on espionage charges. The United States has demanded the immediate release of Ivan Grishkovich. In this regard, White…
Tokyo: Japan has surprised the world by taking a unique approach to overcome the shortage of manpower. According to foreign media reports, Japan’s leading company Hitachi is developing an excavator that will not require an operator during excavation. This automated machine will use sensors to assess soil and other conditions on the ground and determine…
The United States has announced 245 million dollars in humanitarian aid for Sudan, an African country suffering from civil war. According to the news agency, US Secretary of State Anthony Blanken says that they are giving 245 million dollars in humanitarian aid to Sudan and its neighboring countries. He added that the aid is being…
Security personnel stand around the truck that crashed into the White House barrier. The US Secret Service arrested the driver of the truck that crashed into the White House on Monday night. A Nazi Party flag was also recovered from inside the truck, which crashed into the Lafayette Square barrier in front of the White…
The London High Court has ruled that Prince Harry, the son of King Charles III, cannot pay for police protection in Britain. The London High Court said in this regard that allowing payment for security protection is against the public interest. According to British media, Prince Harry wanted to pay for police protection of children…
The UN chief was speaking during a debate on ensuring the security and dignity of people caught in the crossfire and addressing the related issue of access to food and essential services. Suffering and ‘outrage’ “Civilians have suffered the deadly effects of armed conflict for too long. It is time we live up to our…
António Guterres was addressing the first high stakes meeting of the UN Economic and Social Council’s (ECOSOC) Operational Activities for Development Segment at UN Headquarters in New York, which he described as “an important first step” towards providing accelerated action for reaching the 17 ambitious SDGs, by the 2030 deadline. ‘Weak and insufficient’ He said…
WFP had paused distributions in the restive Tigray region in the north after finding evidence of significant supplies on sale in local markets, and immediately launched an investigation. Over 20 million people are in dire need of food assistance in Ethiopia, where communities continue to be affected by the impact of prolonged conflict and a…
In 2022, the UN recorded a 53 per cent increase in the number of civilians killed across 12 armed conflicts, from Sudan to Ukraine. Here are five reasons why strengthening the protection of civilians is imperative. 1. Minimize civilian harm Armed conflicts result in civilian deaths, injuries, and psychological wounds. In 2022, nearly 94 per…
