by Kristin Houser 
June 22, 2018 

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Norway government hit by cyberattack

A dozen Norwegian government ministries have been hit by a cyberattack, the latest to strike the public sector of Europe's largest gas supplier and NATO's northernmost member. The authorities there appear to be playing a cool hand, and are showing no signs of panic.

"We identified a weakness in the platform of one of our suppliers. That weakness has now been shut," s

By the signing of a royal decree, the new right-wing Dutch government has become a reality.
Defying analysts’ expectations, it swept to power on a crescendo of discontent that has boosted anti-immigration parties across the continent.
High cost of living, environmental issues, and a perceived failure to manage the asylum system were some of the key issues ahead of the November 2023 election.
After months of political wrangling, an ag

Syrian government forces have taken control of the northern city of Tabqa and the country’s largest dam, wresting them from Kurdish-led fighters, according to Syrian state media citing the country’s information minister[b].[/b]
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