Security law – Page 24 – THE OVAL CIRCLE

‘Shameful’: Mexico’s president vows probe into allegations Pegasus malware used by previous govt to spy on him and dozens more

Posted on July 21, 2021July 21, 2021By Editor

The president of Mexico has vowed to open an investigation into reports that members of the previous government had bought Israeli spying software and had used it to spy on the country’s current socialist leader, among others. … Read More >‘Shameful’: Mexico’s president vows probe into allegations Pegasus malware used by previous govt to spy on him and dozens more

Russia

Stay away from waters near Crimea or British sailors risk facing the full might of Russia’s Armed Forces, Moscow warns London

Posted on July 15, 2021July 15, 2021By Editor

Russia will continue to defend the country’s territorial waters and may combat any violators with the “harshest methods,” a high-ranking official revealed on Wednesday, warning foreign navies against crossing the country’s border. … Read More >Stay away from waters near Crimea or British sailors risk facing the full might of Russia’s Armed Forces, Moscow warns London

Middle East

RT reporter in Baghdad detained by Iraqi security forces

Posted on July 14, 2021July 14, 2021By Editor

A journalist working for RT has been detained in Baghdad, the network’s Arabic channel has reported. Press freedom advocates have argued he was unjustly arrested by Iraqi authorities and have called for his release. … Read More >RT reporter in Baghdad detained by Iraqi security forces

Asia & Pacific

China says it ‘drove away’ US warship ‘illegally’ in waters claimed by Beijing on anniversary of Hague ruling on South China Sea

Posted on July 13, 2021July 13, 2021By Editor

Beijing has once again called on the US to desist from provocative behavior after an American warship entered the waters around the Paracel Islands on the fifth anniversary of a court ruling against Chinese claims to the region. … Read More >China says it ‘drove away’ US warship ‘illegally’ in waters claimed by Beijing on anniversary of Hague ruling on South China Sea

Russia

Moscow spotlights need to block West’s attempts to trigger crisis in Russia

Posted on July 12, 2021July 12, 2021By Editor

In recent years, the Russian economy has proven its ability to preserve and strengthen its potential amid the unstable world economy and economic sanctions, Assistant to the Secretary of Russia’s Security Council Alexander Abelin also pointed out … Read More >Moscow spotlights need to block West’s attempts to trigger crisis in Russia

World

Haiti requested US troops & UN peacekeepers to secure ‘key infrastructure’ after president’s assassination – reports

Posted on July 11, 2021July 11, 2021By Editor

Haiti approached both the US and the United Nations for security aid soon after the murder of President Jovenel Moise, asking them to deploy soldiers to guard infrastructure in the event of unrest, according to multiple reports. … Read More >Haiti requested US troops & UN peacekeepers to secure ‘key infrastructure’ after president’s assassination – reports

Middle East

Beirut port blast investigator denied request to question Lebanon security chief over devastating explosion

Posted on July 11, 2021July 11, 2021By Editor

A request by the lead investigator into the explosion in the Port of Beirut last year to interrogate Lebanon’s security chief over the disaster has been turned down by a minister, a spokesperson and local reports have said. … Read More >Beirut port blast investigator denied request to question Lebanon security chief over devastating explosion

Middle East

Lebanon security chief faces prosecution over fatal Beirut Port blast

Posted on July 5, 2021July 5, 2021By Editor

The lead judge investigating the deadly explosion at the Port of Beirut last summer has been granted permission to prosecute Lebanon’s internal security chief, Abbas Ibrahim. … Read More >Lebanon security chief faces prosecution over fatal Beirut Port blast

Business

Google faces legal action in Russia over breaching personal data law

Posted on July 3, 2021July 3, 2021By Editor

Russian communications watchdog Roskomnadzor has opened an administrative case against Google, after the US tech giant failed to comply with a law obliging foreign companies to keep all data on Russian users on Russian territory. … Read More >Google faces legal action in Russia over breaching personal data law

Asia & Pacific

North Korea admits it’s facing ‘great crisis’ amid Covid-19 pandemic as Kim Jong-un dismisses party officials for neglect of duty

Posted on July 2, 2021July 2, 2021By Editor

Kim Jong-un has revealed that North Korea is facing a “great crisis,” as he dismisses party officials for neglect of duty over their failure to implement measures to protect citizens from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. … Read More >North Korea admits it’s facing ‘great crisis’ amid Covid-19 pandemic as Kim Jong-un dismisses party officials for neglect of duty

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