the russia tried to hack the code nineteen vaccine research is an accession leveled against moscow by britain the united states and canada. rush is also facing serious questions. over alleleged attemptss to o sway te twenty nineteen electionon in te u. k. but boris johnson won by a landslide. the e. u.'s struck down a data sharing deal between the us and europe the bloc's highest court ruled privacy laws in the u. s. owned up to. e. u. standards. egypt and sudan to demanding clarification from the ethiopians over a dam on the blue nilile. t they say that war levelsls and i'm dropping b bece

a rereservoir in ethiopia is filling out. thank you very much for being with us. russia's international reputation is called into question once agagain the isssse interference there are two separate accusations russia is accused of trying to hack the scientists in the west to a close to creating a vaccine the covered nineteen. uk russia or the u. k. the u. s. canada- all making this accu. warning this thomas. to be on the left thank you against russia also been tabled the u. k. says rurussians tried to influence the december twenty nineteen general election was won by the conservatives by a landslide margin at eighty six now russia is denying meddling in that election permintaan visual cues agency moscow it has no knowledge of the attempted faxing. hack l leaks investigations and accusations in a statement on thursday uk

foreign secretary dominic raab said that russian actors switch interfere in the twenty nineteen general election by acquiring on public trade document between the united states and britain and then releasing the material via social media. rob however noted that there was no evidence of a broad spectrum russian campaign against the general election. prompting a swift response from his russian counterpart the jobs will go over there. dominic raab said that a criminal investigation is going on at this stage it would be inappropriate for us to say something. rob statement is so vague and controversial that it is almost impossible to understand. if it's inappropririate to opened helloo if you do. then you must demonstrate the fax. to be delayed box. britain along with the u. states and all accused russia on t thursday ofeddling in internal health affairs the three nations allege that a hacking group known as cozy bear and s said to be part of te russian intelligence service.

to attack condemning it's a cool research at houston's involved in virusus right development okay that's prpretty happy. and whether we'll get a- real time find a vaccine defiess all people. people around the world combat atop the russian governrnment engage i in that endedeavor i think he's- needs calling out and i could watch it now. it was unclear whether any information actually let's stop. but britain's national cyber. center said that individual confidential information was not believed to be. honesest russia's foreigign again to the- said to add further attention to uk russia relations another long awaited report into alleged russian interference in the twenty sixteeeen bricks photo i is dueo be p published in the coming d . number the watch a and- about snacks the e. u.'s struck down the data sharing deal between the us and europe. the blocks high schooll to rule privacy laws in the united states aren't up to european standards. following a legal challenge by private actors max

schrems. awesome day keating has more from brussels. essentially what the court is saying here is that america's data privacy rules are not up to thehe standarard. of the usen the- agrees thehey've been working to try to get the u. s. and to strengthen its data privacy laws for years. mostly in no avail- but they also know ththe europeans use these big tech companies like facebookok apple twitter excited. adding do their- over to america and so they h had to find some way o make that d data match witith yu privacy law because that's the essence of this case as you mentioned it stems from this- case launched by the- an austrian max schrems. assisist facebook it was specificalllly about the data that european send over to america via cebook and t that that datata is not protected under us law and

so forth e. u. citizens who should benefit from. that data the law this constituteded a breaea- and so the court has ruruled against the commission several timimes on this first- the commission tried to set up this safe harbor- legislalation which would. the commission came out with thisis new thing- called privacycy shihield and te courtt has struck that down as well the court just keep saying that look these remedy is that you're i inventing to try to circumvent the u. s.'s lax data privacy laws. working of this could have been a total disaster okay y t the court did given out because they said that some of these clauses the companies are used to take your- are allowed. to anany drip click but it's going to be some difficult negotiations. ticketing acosta and perhaps. the u. s. that is ring twitter

to give a briefing the big cold scam hacking. social media. several high. welcome to. the us stomach contender hi joe biden barack obama also was a part of this hack in a mosque that was not the person whose accounts had apparently been interfered with and he went on and on so basically the senate now called on. to lead gift i'm kind of fast what exactly had been hacked. it's been described as the worst tack of a major social media platform yet a sophisticated attack hijajacking the profiles of hundreds of high profifile twitter users. tarargeted accounts sentt out tweets asking followers to send money to a bitcoin address. among dump some of the world's. business moguls and influential politicians barack obama yvonne musk and joe biden. the company's subsequent invented many twitter is with blue thank you our fight accounts from tweeting altogether and illustrating admission. a wedge

the culprit have gained an unusually widespread access to internal twitter controlled. though some of the tweets were deleted minutes after they were posted the damage was already done within the first hour after the attack the scacammers had obtaineded more than one hundred thousand dollars. but beyond the financial damage the hike is raised concerns about twitter security ahead of the u. s. presidential election the platatform is s extremely populr among political leaders many of whom rely on it for public communication. experts will burn if any gaps go priced hikers could use network to spspread me and- - xin day. thas to twenty four the situation regarding the fat face masks in this country facemask compulsory in france from next week the promised as young c cat x. has assistance measures been introduced because of a rise of cases in covered nineteen that

is detected so far over thirty thousand people have been killed here for the pound. key can justify regularis six now making f face masks m mandatory earlier than had been thought with the new set to come into force next week j. don't couple poses. a cylinder to boston harmful say. not to raise it up the smallest of f underprivivil. hello i'm j judy a secure part f rotary. the comments should i need to see it a and the care. it's not the only measure on the cards the prime minister also said france would be reinforcing checks anyone coming into the country from anywhere with h was viral statistitics but the act the end capacity of tests would be further developed the obstaclcls to getting tested such a need for a medical prescription. the room. elsewherere the governmen. budget populate to ease off in its efforts as the economy picks back up. along with

concerns over a second wave of people did but he did you get this occurs have been dissing you fefeb. each the pellet as md saddam would a paddle segment. finished wanted to tell people what. to do more the full set of a steep bethea more of these you know. i can see from the below the declared political g. don't observe the decapolis active contributors. france has identified four hundred viral classes since its lockdown ended two months ago. be in the paris. southwest the lucky ten regions. most recent. the below the top of my e end far west of paris has now begun a massive testing and tracing efforts. of the cases of it nineteen crept above the official of that level of. one hundred people. three polilice officers here in france have been charged over the death of a delivery driver allegedly penned down into the passed out food to europe said when she died in hospital two days after the incident on a road near the eiffel tower in

paris. yes seven times. rush hospice and a critical condition she had died of asphyxiation with a fraction of the larynx this according to a prosecutor's report. traficant's published guidance the senior clutch on how to respond to sex abuse claims. of the publication doesn't break new ground he clarifies existing tools the subject that i'm h. reputation of the catholic church pope francis addressed the matatter last year and promised a practical book and followowed. here twenty four catherine this. take a sexual use clean seriously that's the message from the vatican as it releases a new handbook focusing on the sensitive topic. addressed to senior clergy the new guidelines also urged bishops to report claims of sexual abuse to the police. the manual says even in cases where there is no explicit

legal obligation to do so the ecclesiastical authority should make a report to the competent civil authority. is considered nenecessary to protect the persn involved or other miners from the danger of further criminal acts. the handbook makes good on promises by pope francis following two thousand and nineteen sex abuse summit to provide greatater clarity and transparency. ical eight w whati don't this handbook is not a new law. the handbook is an aid. that collects the current rules and laws in a clear w way we h hope. tell bishops and religious superiors who will coconfront casases of sexualal s of minors the abu the minority that many times we'll also what should i do what must i do. and you. will also advises against activists of simply transferring accused priests to new parishes which has allowed

predatory priests to pray a new congregations. despite the guidelines set top clergy still prprioritize protectcting priess instead of victims bishop richard malone of buffalo new york was forced to resign last year. after an investigation he covered up. k. w. in his diocese. victims rights groups say the handbook is a step in the right direction but that the church can and should do more activists say it's timee ththe vatican institutes zero tolerance policy. only removing any c cleric founduilty of abuse and any bishohop who cocos it upp. the only data libel trial is heard from his former fiancee that it is impossible to believe that he was violent. but on a friday gave evidence via a written statement she was in a relationship that for years he is suing the some type of reports of the subjected his current partner whose recent

partner amber heard. to domestic abuse the c chairman of the committee. egypt and sudan demanding clarification from the ethiopians of a dam on the blue nile. they say that water levels are dropping because of reservoir in ethiopia is now filling up the project is led to anger between the neighboring states ethiopia sees it as a- tool to come across. a trustee plies. on both depend on not water and then it will not be met. satellite photos one appears to be water filling around- behind in the with the i. p. n. dam on the blue nile river. however rathther thahan closing off the flow. some of the insists the water comes from the seasonal rains backing up. i'm not. here to deliver i'm a small town but special some. depend on. i'm not just a single. transaction

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