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Australian Chinese news site hit by cyber attack

  Bloomberg One of Australia’s largest Chinese-language media platforms came under cyberattack early in the hours of June 4, potentially putting users’ information at risk, The Australian newspaper reported. Users of the news organisation Media Today received authentication texts to their mobile phones after more than 20 million attempts were made to reset user passwords, the paper reported, citing a ...

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Blinken slams Cuba, Venezuela repression as LA summit begins

  Bloomberg Secretary of State Antony Blinken slammed Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua and El Salvador for repressing journalists as the US kicked off a summit of leaders from Latin America in Los Angeles, with tensions between Washington and the region’s authoritarian nations hanging over the event. “In Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, the simple act of carrying out investigative journalism is a ...

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Ireland sticks boot into Johnson over Brexit deal

Bloomberg The UK has displayed “bad faith” in how it has approached the part of the Brexit treaty dealing with Northern Ireland, Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin said. “It is perfectly reasonable to look for ways to improve the operation of the Protocol — but unfortunately what we have seen are bad-faith efforts to undermine a treaty freely entered into,” ...

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