Apple Sends Out Threat Alerts, Warns iPhone Users in 92 Countries About Mercenary Spyware Attacks

Apple Sends Out Threat Alerts, Warns iPhone Users in 92 Countries About Mercenary Spyware Attacks

Apple has alerted iPhone users in 92 countries that they may have been a target of mercenary spyware attacks.


China Hits 2 U.S. Defense Companies With Sanctions For Selling Military Weapons to Taiwan

China imposes sanctions on two U.S. defense companies for alleged involvement in arms sales to Taiwan by freezing their assets within China and barring entry into the country.

China to Remain the World's Top Engine for Global Economic Growth, ADB Says

Even if China's economy slows down, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) said it will still be the largest growth engine for the world economy.

France Moves Closer to Legally Allowing Terminally Ill People to Take Lethal Medication to End Their Lives

France proposed a bill on Wednesday that would allow terminally ill adult patients to take lethal medication.


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