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“Queen Elizabeth refers, of course to vessel and not ... to monarch", they wrote, despite Henderson already having spoken to the Shah at that point. The message likely helped persuade the Shah to stay in Iran. Prof. Aldrich said that he believes the 1953 coup may not have happened if he had decided to flee then. … [Read more...] about US Wrongly Claimed Queen Elizabeth Green-lit 1953 Iran Coup, Research Says

"This source code requirement has come up recently in the last two months. The discussions with DoT on Indian Telecom Security Assurance requirements (ITSAR) have been ongoing for over a year and the requirement to submit the source code was never raised earlier by the security testing team of the department," the group told DoT.Last year, the United Kingdom had set up a test centre in order to screen source codes aimed to protect next-generation telecom networks following backdoor concerns surrounding Chinese gear maker Huawei Technologies.However, the India unit of Chinese firm said that it was open to providing source code to the Indian authorities after a similar proposal was made by the company's founder Ren Zhengfei to a potential US-based company for manufacturing and deployments.The current best practice in the industry is to conduct comprehensive risk assessments based on the categorisation of the severity of potential security vulnerabilities, the Swedish company said, and … [Read more...] about Review of telecom gear source code highly questionable: Ericsson to India

With much resistance, swearing and rage, Otis revisits his 12-year-old self when he was a television actor living in a motel on the edge of town with his father. Four years sober, James, a Viet vet, was a rodeo clown with a routine with a chicken called Henrietta de Fowl, “the first daredevil chicken”. James is clearly on the edge resenting Otis paying him to be his (Otis) chaperon on sets. … [Read more...] about ‘Honey Boy’ movie review: Shia LaBeouf’s movie therapy makes for cathartic viewing

Ari said such is part of continued efforts to improve the Fund’s service delivery and facilitate the actualization of its mandate, noting that the first phase of the plan, which was implemented between 2016 and early 2020 among others equipped over 500,000 Nigerians with skills, over 70 percent of which are gainfully employed or successful entrepreneurs. … [Read more...] about ITF reviews vision to address current economic challenges

Overwhelmed by the arrival of their new baby, well-to-do lesbian couple Maya (Charin Alvarez) and Annie (Lily Mojekwu) rope Bridget in for summer-season childcare, despite the fact that she’s clearly unprepared for parenting – surrogate or otherwise. Will her avowed child-phobia (“You must really like kids”; “I don’t”) prevent her from doing the job? And what will her employers, one of whom is devoutly religious, think of her own decision to have a termination? … [Read more...] about Saint Frances review – wry, tender, taboo-busting drama