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Chinese authorities have disclosed what they describe as extended cyber operations by US intelligence against the National Time Service Center. The alleged breaches reportedly targeted staff devices and network systems, potentially affecting critical infrastructure.
Chinese security authorities have publicly accused the United States of conducting extensive cyber operations against the country’s National Time Service Center, according to reports from the State Security Ministry. The alleged breaches, which sources indicate may have occurred over an extended period, reportedly targeted critical timekeeping infrastructure that supports communication networks, financial systems, and power supply operations.
The Political Calculus Behind EU’s Ukraine Loan Strategy As European Union leaders convene to discuss a proposed €140 billion “reparation…
The Demise of Russia’s Coal Economy Russia’s coal industry, once a cornerstone of the nation’s economic power, is experiencing a…
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Arrow Electronics announced the U.S. government is reversing trade restrictions placed on its China-based affiliates. The restrictions were initially imposed over concerns about U.S. components found in Iranian-backed drones. According to reports, the Commerce Department has now authorized Arrow to resume shipping under previous conditions.
U.S.-based electronic components distributor Arrow Electronics has reportedly received notification that the U.S. government is reversing trade restrictions placed on its China-based affiliates, according to recent reports. The restrictions, which were implemented earlier this month, had targeted Arrow entities for allegedly facilitating the sale of U.S. components found in weaponized drones used by Iran-backed groups.
The Midpoint Moment of Truth As global leaders prepare to convene for COP30 in Brazil, this year’s climate summit carries…
