Indian intelligence agencies are keeping a close watch on a series of meetings between U.S. Consul General Jennifer Larson and Indian politicians, sparking significant concern. These concerns are heightened by US led Color Revolution in neighboring Bangladesh, which have added a layer of suspicion to Larson’s activities in India. Jennifer
A huge data breach has rocked the world of personal information security. Four months ago, a notorious hacking group claimed they stole a massive amount of sensitive data from a major data broker. Now, a member of this group has leaked most of this stolen data for free on an
Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to flee her residence and take refuge in a modest guest house after massive student-led protests erupted across the country. The situation quickly spiraled as the military, led by her niece’s husband, refused to suppress the protestors, leading to her sudden and dramatic
Smartmatic’s founder, Roger Piñate, and two other officials have been arrested in the Philippines for bribing election officials to secure contracts for their voting machines. Smartmatic’s interference in US and Indian elections was exposed by GreatGameInternational investigations in 2020 itself. The company is accused of laundering money through fake invoices
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway just made headlines with its huge investment in U.S. Treasury bills, surpassing even the Federal Reserve’s holdings. In the first half of the year, Berkshire scooped up $230 billion in these low-risk, short-term securities, making it a major player in this investment arena. Despite his usual
In a groundbreaking speech, National Academy of Sciences president Marcia McNutt warned that the U.S. is losing its position as a global leader in science, with China quickly catching up. This decline, she said, threatens not only the economy but also national security. McNutt highlighted how the U.S. once dominated
Mohammed Yunus, often called the “father of microcredit” in Bangladesh, is known for his work with Grameen Bank, which earned him a Nobel Peace Prize in 2006. Recently, he gave an interview suggesting he wants to return to politics and even lead Bangladesh. Two months later, his dream came true.
On August 7, in the middle of the day, the FBI and state police raided the New York home of Scott Ritter, a well-known and outspoken figure. They had a search warrant and were looking into whether he might have broken a law called the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).
A federal judge has just ruled that Google broke the law by creating a monopoly on online searches, a major victory for US antitrust authorities. The court found that Google, which controls a staggering 89% of the search market and 95% on mobile, used its power unfairly by paying billions