Dutch companies insured themselves against ransomware attacks with an average of 5.77 million euros. This is higher than the average amount of other countries around the world. Japan (5.53 million euros) and the United States (5.49 million euros) closely follow our country, completing the top three countries with the highest…
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US: Belarus’ bid to bring Olympic athletes home an act of cross-border repression
by Laurens BoukaertPosted in Tuesday 03 August 2021 if 12:07• 4 incomplete reading US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has described Belarus’s attempt to repatriate Kristina Tsimanovskaya from the Tokyo Olympics against her will as “cross-border repression.” In addition, the most famous Belarusian exile, opposition leader Svyatlana Tikanovskaya, made herself…
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Iran denies involvement in the attack on an oil tanker
Iran says it has nothing to do with a deadly attack on an oil tanker off the coast of Oman. The Iranian Foreign Ministry accuses Israel of publishing incorrect information on this matter. Israel uses such accusations to divert attention from the facts. “It is not based on anything,” the…
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What you need to know before you go
(CNN) – If you are planning to visit the Netherlands, here’s what you should know and expect if you want to visit here during the Govt-19 pandemics Basis After the rapid increase in the number of government cases – 19, the Netherlands imposed a strict lockdown in December 2020. The…
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Katie Hopkins deported from Australia after non-compliance…
The Australian government has canceled Katie Hopkins’ visa. The far-right British columnist has been deported after boasting about violating the country’s quarantine rules. Hopkins, 46, aired a live video from her Sydney hotel last weekend. She called the shutdowns “the greatest hoax in human history”. Sydney and Melbourne are currently…
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Migrants try to cross into the UK through our coast often
Oftentimes, migrants from our coasts try to cross to the UK in boats. Member of Parliament Jasper Bellen (Open VLD) from Bruges questioned Interior Minister Annelies Verlinden about this.
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Biden considers mandatory vaccination of officials • “England opens the door to the stinging of the European Union and the United States”
US President Joe Biden has said he is considering introducing a vaccination requirement for federal government employees. “That’s under consideration now,” Biden said when asked by a reporter if the government was considering such a requirement. in a press release Biden says he will offer more explanations next Thursday about…
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First conviction based on controversial security law in…
In Hong Kong, a man was sentenced for the first time on Tuesday on the basis of Beijing’s strict and controversial security law there. Tong Ying Kit, 24, a former waiter, was convicted of committing terrorism and inciting separatism. The conviction sets a legal precedent. The young man in his…
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Biden considers the mandatory vaccination of officials • “England opens the door to the stinging of the European Union and the United States”
US President Joe Biden has said he is considering introducing mandatory vaccines for federal government employees. “That’s under consideration now,” Biden said when asked by a reporter if the government was considering such a requirement. in a press release Biden says he will explain more about how he wants to…
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“The increasing number of attempts to cross the canal from our coast is a cause for concern.”
Federal Member of Parliament Jasper Bellen (Open VLD) has requested figures from Home Secretary Annelies Verlinden regarding attempts to cross the Canal from our coast.
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