Apple is Going to Disclose Government Requests to Remove Apps
Apple will track and disclose requests from governments to remove apps from its App Store. These are requests submitted to Apple because the app in question violates laws or regulations in a country, Apple reports in its Friday published transparency report. The first report in which Apple includes the
Easing American Banking Law: Old-Fashioned Coup of Financial Sector
In the United States, they have already forgotten the problems. President Trump yesterday signed a law that relaxed rules for American banks, reports eWorldNews. This means that almost ten years after the start of the global financial crisis of 2007 and 2008, the states that have been drawn up
International Reactions to MH17: Russia Must Take Responsibility
International Reactions to MH17: Russia Must Take Responsibility. Several countries want Russia to be accountable for its involvement in the MH17 flight disaster. Germany, Great Britain, the United States and the European Union call on the Russians to cooperate in the Joint Investigation Team (JIT) investigation, posted by Week News.
Indeed 49 Deaths in Shipping Disaster in Congo
Indeed 49 Deaths in Shipping Disaster in Congo. In a shipping disaster in the northwest of the Democratic Republic of Congo, at least 49 people were killed. The ship capsized on the river Congo. It is unclear how that could happen. According to the vice-governor of the province, it
Polling Places for Abortion Referendum Ireland Opened
In Ireland, the polling stations were opened for the referendum on abortion legislation in the country. More than 3.2 million Irish can vote on the repeal of the eighth amendment of the Irish Constitution. It states that abortion is only allowed if the life of the mother is in danger.
15 People Wounded by Bomb Attack in Restaurant Canada
15 People Wounded by Bomb Attack in Restaurant Canada. In a bomb attack in a restaurant in Canada, at least fifteen people were injured, posted by News Tribune. According to police, two men detonated a bomb and then fled. Nothing is known yet about their identification and motive. Of
Surinamese Schools Closed to Terror Threats
In Suriname, some schools close today after a threat on social media about attacks. In the Facebook, post-release is being demanded of two Dutch terror suspects who have been detained in the South American country since July last year. The two are seen by the judiciary as recruiters for
Seven People Killed in Attack with Car Bomb in Benghazi
Seven People Killed in Attack with Car Bomb in Benghazi. In the Libyan city of Benghazi, at least seven people were killed in an attack with a car bomb. At least twenty people were injured, including a few severely injured, writes City News Journal. The explosion was in the
No Bombs and Grenades, but a Guide from North Korea to the US
The North Korean Deputy Foreign Minister says his country is still willing to meet with the US. He responded to the cancellation by US President Trump of a summit meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. That summit would be held on June 12 in Singapore. “We greatly appreciated
McDonald’s does not Ban Plastic Straws from Restaurants
Fast food giant McDonald’s is not planning to ban plastic straws from their restaurants worldwide. At the annual shareholders’ meeting, only 8 percent voted for the idea of eliminating the plastic straws, reports The English News. The plan was submitted after criticism from an environmental organisation that says that
