Thailand seals border with Cambodia after military clashes kill at least 12 people

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Thailand launches airstrikes on Cambodian military targets as deadly border dispute escalates

Lufthansa extends Tel Aviv flight suspension amid regional tensions

German aviation group suspends flights until June 15 as Houthis intensify missile strikes in response to Israel's renewed military offensive in Gaza read more.

EDITORIAL: Fuji TV has long way to go to recover trust after sex assault

The report also said network executives at that time immediately decided the problem was a “private matter” between the two individuals and their response to the attack was slow. read more

A plane crashes and bursts into flames while landing in South Korea, killing 179

AP - Transport Ministry officials later said their early assessment of communication records show the airport control tower issued a bird strike warning to the plane shortly before it intended to land and gave its pilot permission to land in a different area. The pilot sent out a distress signal shortly before the crash, officials said. The incident came as South Korea is embroiled into a huge political crisis triggered by President Yoon Suk Yeol’s stunning imposition of martial law and ensuing impeachment. Last Friday, South Korean lawmakers impeached acting President Han Duck-soo and suspended his duties, leading Deputy Prime Minister Choi Sang-mok to take over.

Taiwanese company Gold Apollo says it didn’t make pagers used in Lebanon

TAIPEI — Taiwanese pager manufacturer Gold Apollo on Wednesday said that it did not make the devices used by the militant group Hezbollah that exploded in Lebanon the previous day, killing at least nine people and injuring more than 2,800 others. cont'd

Tesla launches world's first all-electric 'Giga Train' with mind-blowing passenger capacity — and it's free to ride

Tesla's highly anticipated "Giga Train," its first all-electric battery-powered train, has debuted in Germany. read more

An unusual announcement about a US Navy submarine packed with cruise missiles is a loud message that puts Iran on notice

Business Insider - In a rather unusual move, the US overtly revealed its plans over the weekend for the movement of a guided-missile submarine into Middle Eastern waters as regional tensions soar.

Disconnected: How phones affect our relationships

Our phones keep us connected and help maintain relationships, but in some ways they drive a wedge between us, too. Phubbing, or snubbing someone in front of you in favor of your phone, has become a big problem. read more

Meng Wanzhou seeks three-month delay to marathon extradition case, citing new evidence from HSBC

Scmp.com But Canadian government lawyers say Meng is trying to turn the extradition hearing into a trial, and the adjournment request should be denied

Trump’s Bare-Knuckle Night With Biden Risks Repelling Key Voters

Bloomberg - What resulted is likely to go down as one of the low points in U.S. presidential debate history.

China harboring military-linked fugitive scientist at San Francisco consulate, FBI says

Last month, Wang was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport, attempting to depart the United States for Tianjin, China, and was charged with visa fraud. Commenting on Wang's arrest, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying called it "blatant political persecution." read more

A teenager’s guide to building the world’s best pandemic and protest trackers

Avi Schiffmann, the brains behind the web’s most popular coronavirus tracking site, just launched a protest tracking site. How did he do it? cont'd

Dubai Expo 2020 world's fair delayed to October 1, 2021

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Mark Cuban: The biggest mistake a company can make is laying off people over email

Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban, the owner of the Dallas Mavericks and investor on "Shark Tank," says now is the time for companies to be "brutally honest" with employees and customers about the state of their business due to the COVID-19 pandemic. cont'd

Hong Kong protesters hit the streets as China marks 70 years of Communist rule

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Cathay Pacific Faulted For Data Breach, But Hackers' Objective Unclear

It is aviation’s largest known data breach, with 9.4 million Cathay Pacific passengers impacted, but also puzzling, gathering only 430 credit card numbers, mostly expired and none complete. Cathay says it has not received any reports of data being misused or listed on the “dark web.” read more

Airbus Scraps Its A380 Superjumbo After Just 12 Years

Airbus SE scrapped the slow-selling A380 superjumbo model that was once its flagship program after just a dozen years in service.

Polish Police Arrest Huawei Executive On Suspicion Of Spying For China

A government spokesman identified the suspect as Weijing W.; media reports in Poland and China say he also is known as Stanislaw Wang, Huawei's sales director in Poland. In a coordinated arrest Tuesday, authorities also detained and charged a Polish citizen named Piotr D. who works for the telecom company Orange Polska. He is a former Internal Security Agency official, more.

Thousands of Myanmar women forced into marriages in China

Over 7,000 Myanmar women and girls have been sent to China and forced into marriage and childbirth. The crisis is being fueled by problems on both sides of the border. cont'd

Nokia 5.1 Plus review

Ever since the Nokia brand returned to the smartphone world with the help of HMD, the company has pushed out new phones at a rapid pace. This has allowed the company to have a fresh portfolio at any given moment, and also keep up with the latest market trends. go here