The websites of a number of major United States airports were down for some time on Monday after a “coordinated denial-of-service attack” from pro-Russia hackers. While the websites were not active for a few hours, the officials made it clear that no flights were affected by the disruptions.&nbsp;

In the aftermath of the outage, the hacker's group called themselves ‘Killnet’ and claimed responsibility for the disruption and later, it posted a list of their potential targets on the messaging app Telegram.&nbsp;

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The “Russian hacktivists” are well-known supporters of the Kremlin and according to CNN, they specialise in launching distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks which can hamper t any website.&nbsp;

Most airports notified the FBI and the Transportation Security Administration immediately after the website issues and the resident Information-technology teams started the recovery process.&nbsp;

“No internal airport systems were compromised and there were no operational disruptions,” spokeswoman Victoria Spilabotte for the Los Angeles International Airport told ABC News.&nbsp;

A similar statement was also released by Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.&nbsp;

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“We noticed this morning that the external website was down, and our IT and security people are in the process of investigating,” said spokesman Andrew Gobeil. “There has been no impact on operations.”&nbsp;

Disruptions also occurred on the official website of Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, but the Chicago Department of Aviation was able to solve the problem within a few hours.&nbsp;

A Transportation Security Administration (TSA) spokesperson told CNN that the authorities are monitoring all the airports on Killnet’s list for any future attacks.&nbsp;

The websites of a number of major United States airports were down for some time on Monday after a “coordinated denial-of-service attack” from pro-Russia hackers.

The websites of a number of major United States airports were down for some time on Monday after a “coordinated denial-of-service attack” from pro-Russia hackers. While the websites were not active for a few hours, the officials made it clear that no flights were affected by the disruptions. In the aftermath of the outage, the hacker's group called themselves ‘Killnet’ and claimed responsibility for the disruption and later, it posted a list of their potential targets on the messaging app Telegram. Also read | Ukraine war LIVE | Putin warns of 'severe' attacks as Russia pounds Ukraine The “Russian hacktivists” are well-known supporters of the Kremlin and according to CNN, they specialise in launching distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks which can hamper t any website. Most airports notified the FBI and the Transportation Security Administration immediately after the website issues and the resident Information-technology teams started the recovery process. “No internal airport systems were compromised and there were no operational disruptions,” spokeswoman Victoria Spilabotte for the Los Angeles International Airport told ABC News. A similar statement was also released by Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. Also read | United Kingdom sanctions Iran's morality police over Mahsa Amini’s death “We noticed this morning that the external website was down, and our IT and security people are in the process of investigating,” said spokesman Andrew Gobeil. “There has been no impact on operations.” Disruptions also occurred on the official website of Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, but the Chicago Department of Aviation was able to solve the problem within a few hours. A Transportation Security Administration (TSA) spokesperson told CNN that the authorities are monitoring all the airports on Killnet’s list for any future attacks.

Russian hacker group launches cyberattacks on various United States airports

The United Kingdom has decided to impose sanctions on Iran’s morality police after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in custody. In the official statement, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth&nbsp;and Development Office (FCDO) said along with the organisation, additional sanctions will also be imposed on its chief, Mohammed Gachi, and the head of its Tehran division, Haj Ahmad Mirzaei.&nbsp;

“The UK stands with the people of Iran, who are bravely calling for accountability from their government and for their fundamental human rights to be respected,” said British foreign secretary, James Cleverly.&nbsp;

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&nbsp;“These sanctions send a clear message to the Iranian authorities – we will hold you to account for your repression,” he added while explaining the sanctions according to Reuters.&nbsp;

The announcement came after similar steps were taken by the United States and the European Union. &nbsp;

Amini was detained by the morality police in Iran after flouting hijab laws and later that day, she was declared dead in the hospital with a post-mortem report showing injuries to her head. Since then, protests have erupted across the country with women taking off and burning their hijabs. &nbsp;

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The British foreign secretary also said that the students in Iran have come under attack due to the country’s military and made it clear that they will support the ones taking part in the protests.&nbsp;

Additionally, five Iranian officials were handed travel bans for suppressing the 2019 protests. As a result, they will not be able to travel to the UK and all their assets in the country will be frozen.&nbsp;

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The United Kingdom has decided to impose sanctions on Iran’s morality police after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in custody. In the official statement, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) said along with the organisation, additional sanctions will also be imposed on its chief, Mohammed Gachi, and the head of its Tehran division, Haj Ahmad Mirzaei.

The United Kingdom has decided to impose sanctions on Iran’s morality police after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in custody. In the official statement, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) said along with the organisation, additional sanctions will also be imposed on its chief, Mohammed Gachi, and the head of its Tehran division, Haj Ahmad Mirzaei. “The UK stands with the people of Iran, who are bravely calling for accountability from their government and for their fundamental human rights to be respected,” said British foreign secretary, James Cleverly. Also read | Ben Bernanke, Douglas Diamond, Philip Dybvig win 2022 Nobel Prize in economics “These sanctions send a clear message to the Iranian authorities – we will hold you to account for your repression,” he added while explaining the sanctions according to Reuters. The announcement came after similar steps were taken by the United States and the European Union. Amini was detained by the morality police in Iran after flouting hijab laws and later that day, she was declared dead in the hospital with a post-mortem report showing injuries to her head. Since then, protests have erupted across the country with women taking off and burning their hijabs. Also read | Blasts and gunshots heard at protest over Mahsa Amini's death in Iran The British foreign secretary also said that the students in Iran have come under attack due to the country’s military and made it clear that they will support the ones taking part in the protests. Additionally, five Iranian officials were handed travel bans for suppressing the 2019 protests. As a result, they will not be able to travel to the UK and all their assets in the country will be frozen.

United Kingdom sanctions Iran's morality police over Mahsa Amini’s death

Portugal is all set to introduce a new digital nomad visa which can be perfect for individuals who are currently working remotely. In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, a huge number of people have stopped going to the office and the new visa can be the perfect choice for such individuals.&nbsp;

According to the notification released by the Portuguese government, the visa will go into effect on October 30, and it will allow holders to stay in the country for up to a year. They can apply for an extension at the end of the period, but it will be judged according to normal visa regulations.&nbsp;

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The country also has a golden visa program which is a “pathway&nbsp;to European citizenship” and according to Reuters, several Americans have moved to Portugal in recent years due to lax tax rules. &nbsp;

“Digital nomadism is a trend that has been gaining traction since the early 2020s and with the Covid-19 pandemic,&nbsp;remote working became a reality for many workers,” Patricia Casaburi, managing director of Global Citizen Solutions, an investment migration company, told Bloomberg.&nbsp;

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However, the government has announced some rules and regulations when it comes to digital nomad visa. In order to apply for the visa, individuals will have to submit proof of tax residency along with employment contracts or documents which officially prove that they are self-employed.&nbsp;

&nbsp;The other main criterion for the visa is proof of income which needs to show that the earnings of the individual over the last three months are more than at least four times the national minimum wage in Portugal, which is currently €705 ($689) a month.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Portugal is all set to introduce a new digital nomad visa which can be perfect for individuals who are currently working remotely. In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, a huge number of people have stopped going to the office and the new visa can be the perfect choice for such individuals.

Portugal is all set to introduce a new digital nomad visa which can be perfect for individuals who are currently working remotely. In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, a huge number of people have stopped going to the office and the new visa can be the perfect choice for such individuals. According to the notification released by the Portuguese government, the visa will go into effect on October 30, and it will allow holders to stay in the country for up to a year. They can apply for an extension at the end of the period, but it will be judged according to normal visa regulations. Also read | Blasts and gunshots heard at protest over Mahsa Amini's death in Iran The country also has a golden visa program which is a “pathway to European citizenship” and according to Reuters, several Americans have moved to Portugal in recent years due to lax tax rules. “Digital nomadism is a trend that has been gaining traction since the early 2020s and with the Covid-19 pandemic, remote working became a reality for many workers,” Patricia Casaburi, managing director of Global Citizen Solutions, an investment migration company, told Bloomberg. Also read | Global economy LIVE | China extends currency swaps with European Central Bank However, the government has announced some rules and regulations when it comes to digital nomad visa. In order to apply for the visa, individuals will have to submit proof of tax residency along with employment contracts or documents which officially prove that they are self-employed. The other main criterion for the visa is proof of income which needs to show that the earnings of the individual over the last three months are more than at least four times the national minimum wage in Portugal, which is currently €705 ($689) a month.

Portugal launches digital nomad visa allowing one-year stay for remote workers

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres submitted a proposal to the Security Council urging them to send a rapid action force to Haiti which is suffering from a major cholera outbreak as well as rampant gang activities. According to the Associated Press, the RAF will assist Haiti’s National Police.&nbsp;

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The proposal was drafted after the Haitian government urged the UN for “the immediate deployment of a specialized armed force, in sufficient quantity” in order to combat the ongoing crisis. On one hand, gang activity has gone up considerably and on the other, protests have erupted all around the county demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry for his “inability to control the situation”.&nbsp;

Guterres said on Monday that the force would&nbsp;“remove the threat posed by armed gangs and provide immediate protection to critical infrastructure and services” and secure the “free movement of water, fuel, food, and medical supplies from main ports and airports to communities and health care facilities.”&nbsp;

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The cholera outbreak in the country has already claimed several lives with the hospitals completely filled with infected people. Fuel crises as well as food shortages have become quite common in recent months and doctors believe that the situation is getting worse due to the lack of proper water.&nbsp;

According to the latest data published by the UN, around 150 people have been affected till now, and added that “three-fourths of major hospitals across Haiti were unable to provide critical service". The report also said that patients have not experienced proper conditions in several hospitals.&nbsp;

(with inputs from agencies)

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United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres submitted a proposal to the Security Council urging them to send a rapid action force to Haiti which is suffering from a major cholera outbreak as well as rampant gang activities.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres submitted a proposal to the Security Council urging them to send a rapid action force to Haiti which is suffering from a major cholera outbreak as well as rampant gang activities. According to the Associated Press, the RAF will assist Haiti’s National Police. Also read | Ukraine war LIVE | Putin warns of 'severe' attacks as Russia pounds Ukraine The proposal was drafted after the Haitian government urged the UN for “the immediate deployment of a specialized armed force, in sufficient quantity” in order to combat the ongoing crisis. On one hand, gang activity has gone up considerably and on the other, protests have erupted all around the county demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry for his “inability to control the situation”. Guterres said on Monday that the force would “remove the threat posed by armed gangs and provide immediate protection to critical infrastructure and services” and secure the “free movement of water, fuel, food, and medical supplies from main ports and airports to communities and health care facilities.” Also read | Ben Bernanke, Douglas Diamond, Philip Dybvig win 2022 Nobel Prize in economics The cholera outbreak in the country has already claimed several lives with the hospitals completely filled with infected people. Fuel crises as well as food shortages have become quite common in recent months and doctors believe that the situation is getting worse due to the lack of proper water. According to the latest data published by the UN, around 150 people have been affected till now, and added that “three-fourths of major hospitals across Haiti were unable to provide critical service". The report also said that patients have not experienced proper conditions in several hospitals. (with inputs from agencies)

United Nations set to activate rapid armed force to help end Haiti crisis

A Russian court ordered the seizure of rights group Memorial’s headquarters in Moscow just hours after it was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 2022. According to the Interfax agency, the ruling was announced by Tverskoy district court who said that the headquarters will "become state property".

The rights group was accused of "rehabilitating Nazi criminals and discrediting authorities and creating a false image of the USSR" in Russia, according to Reuters. The group was disbanded in December 2021 after documenting Stalinist crimes since its creation in 1989.

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While the problems continue for the organisation, Memorial has made it clear that they will not be accepting offers to move abroad and will instead continue to operate in Russia.

"The archive was collected here, and people gave us their documents not for us to take them somewhere," Memorial representative Yan Rachinsky said in an official statement.

"Our aim is to preserve the archive."

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Earlier, the rights group, along with jailed Belarusian activist Ales Byalyatski and Ukraine's Center for Civil Liberties, were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for their work amidst the war in Ukraine.

"We believe that it is a war that is a result of an authoritarian regime, aggressively committing an act of aggression," Norwegian Nobel Committee chair Berit Reiss-Andersen told Reuters.

"It is not one person, one organisation, one quick fix. It is the united efforts of what we call civil society that can stand up against authoritarian states and, or, human rights abuses."

Dan Smith, head of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, also lauded Memorial for their work and said that “it lives on as an idea that it's right to criticize power”.

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A Russian court ordered the seizure of rights group Memorial’s headquarters in Moscow just hours after it was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 2022. According to the Interfax agency, the ruling was announced by Tverskoy district court who said that the headquarters will "become state property".

A Russian court ordered the seizure of rights group Memorial’s headquarters in Moscow just hours after it was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 2022. According to the Interfax agency, the ruling was announced by Tverskoy district court who said that the headquarters will "become state property". The rights group was accused of "rehabilitating Nazi criminals and discrediting authorities and creating a false image of the USSR" in Russia, according to Reuters. The group was disbanded in December 2021 after documenting Stalinist crimes since its creation in 1989. Also read | Meta warns one million users about potential data leak through malicious apps While the problems continue for the organisation, Memorial has made it clear that they will not be accepting offers to move abroad and will instead continue to operate in Russia. "The archive was collected here, and people gave us their documents not for us to take them somewhere," Memorial representative Yan Rachinsky said in an official statement. "Our aim is to preserve the archive." Also read | Uvalde school district suspends full police department months after shooting Earlier, the rights group, along with jailed Belarusian activist Ales Byalyatski and Ukraine's Center for Civil Liberties, were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for their work amidst the war in Ukraine. "We believe that it is a war that is a result of an authoritarian regime, aggressively committing an act of aggression," Norwegian Nobel Committee chair Berit Reiss-Andersen told Reuters. "It is not one person, one organisation, one quick fix. It is the united efforts of what we call civil society that can stand up against authoritarian states and, or, human rights abuses." Dan Smith, head of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, also lauded Memorial for their work and said that “it lives on as an idea that it's right to criticize power”.

Russian court orders seizure of Nobel-winning rights group Memorial's HQ

Snapchat is all set to introduce its parental control features for users in India. Family Center – the in-app parental control tool which was introduced in August – has already been tested in the United States market and it allows parents to check who their kids were speaking to but not the actual conversations.&nbsp;

According to a report on TechCrunch, the parents can also confidentially report suspicious accounts.&nbsp;

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The ‘Family Center” feature was a major addition to Snapchat’s policies regarding teenagers and data protection. Currently, only individuals above the age of 18 years can use private profiles. The new feature will apply mostly to the group between 13-18 years and according to Jeremy Voss, Snap’s head of messaging products, the company plans to introduce a feature to stop online abuse.&nbsp;

During the launch of the ‘Family Center’ feature, Voss told the reporters that this move “takes the right path for strengthening safety and well-being, while still preserving autonomy and privacy”.&nbsp;

How to use the Family Center feature on Snapchat?&nbsp;

In order to use this feature, the users will have to give permission to their parents through an in-app request. The parents will send an invitation to the children’s phones and once when permission is granted, they can check the people that their kids are interacting with on the platform.&nbsp;

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The app needs to be installed on both the parents as well as the kids’ phones and once the phones are connected, the in-built Family Center feature can be used with the help of the Search option.&nbsp;

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Snapchat is all set to introduce its parental control features for users in India. Family Center – the in-app parental control tool which was introduced in August – has already been tested in the United States market and it allows parents to check who their kids were speaking to but not the actual conversations.

Snapchat is all set to introduce its parental control features for users in India. Family Center – the in-app parental control tool which was introduced in August – has already been tested in the United States market and it allows parents to check who their kids were speaking to but not the actual conversations. According to a report on TechCrunch, the parents can also confidentially report suspicious accounts. Also read | Ben Bernanke, Douglas Diamond, Philip Dybvig win 2022 Nobel Prize in economics The ‘Family Center” feature was a major addition to Snapchat’s policies regarding teenagers and data protection. Currently, only individuals above the age of 18 years can use private profiles. The new feature will apply mostly to the group between 13-18 years and according to Jeremy Voss, Snap’s head of messaging products, the company plans to introduce a feature to stop online abuse. During the launch of the ‘Family Center’ feature, Voss told the reporters that this move “takes the right path for strengthening safety and well-being, while still preserving autonomy and privacy”. How to use the Family Center feature on Snapchat? In order to use this feature, the users will have to give permission to their parents through an in-app request. The parents will send an invitation to the children’s phones and once when permission is granted, they can check the people that their kids are interacting with on the platform. Also read | Woman claims Apple Watch helped in detecting her pregnancy before clinical test The app needs to be installed on both the parents as well as the kids’ phones and once the phones are connected, the in-built Family Center feature can be used with the help of the Search option.

Snapchat to roll out parental guidance feature 'Family Center' in India

Explosions and gunshots were heard during a protest over the death of the 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in the Iranian Kurdish city of Sanandaj on Monday. Human rights group Hengaw posted videos on social media which showed smoke rising in the protests along with sounds of rifle fire in the distance.&nbsp;

Protests have erupted all around Iran following Amini’s death who was detained by the morality police for flouting the hijab law. She was travelling to Tehran with her family and later that night, she was declared dead in the hospital with post-mortem reports showing severe traumas to her head.&nbsp;

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Around 1000 workers at the Bushehr and Damavand petrochemical plants chanted “death to the dictator” and threatened to stop working in the aftermath of the incident. Protests also took place in the Kurdish county of Salas-e Babajani where the governor claimed that “young people” were targeted.&nbsp;

Fars news agency reported that Esmail Zarei Kousha, the governor of Iran’s Kurdistan province, said that some unknown groups “plotted to kill young people on the streets” during the planned protests.&nbsp;

The handling of the protests by the Iranian government has attracted a lot of criticism from different countries as the medical community in Iran continued to ask for the military to show some restraint.&nbsp;

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In the latest reports, a number of doctors said that protestors have been sustaining major injuries due to their participation. On the other hand, the media reported that 24 security officials were also killed.&nbsp;

Shops and public places also remained closed in parts of Tehran due to the ongoing protests.&nbsp;

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Explosions and gunshots were heard during a protest over the death of the 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in the Iranian Kurdish city of Sanandaj on Monday. Human rights group Hengaw posted videos on social media which showed smoke rising in the protests along with sounds of rifle fire in the distance.

Explosions and gunshots were heard during a protest over the death of the 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in the Iranian Kurdish city of Sanandaj on Monday. Human rights group Hengaw posted videos on social media which showed smoke rising in the protests along with sounds of rifle fire in the distance. Protests have erupted all around Iran following Amini’s death who was detained by the morality police for flouting the hijab law. She was travelling to Tehran with her family and later that night, she was declared dead in the hospital with post-mortem reports showing severe traumas to her head. Also read | Ukraine war LIVE | At least 10 killed, dozens injured in Russian strikes Around 1000 workers at the Bushehr and Damavand petrochemical plants chanted “death to the dictator” and threatened to stop working in the aftermath of the incident. Protests also took place in the Kurdish county of Salas-e Babajani where the governor claimed that “young people” were targeted. Fars news agency reported that Esmail Zarei Kousha, the governor of Iran’s Kurdistan province, said that some unknown groups “plotted to kill young people on the streets” during the planned protests. The handling of the protests by the Iranian government has attracted a lot of criticism from different countries as the medical community in Iran continued to ask for the military to show some restraint. Also read | Ben Bernanke, Douglas Diamond, Philip Dybvig win 2022 Nobel Prize in economics In the latest reports, a number of doctors said that protestors have been sustaining major injuries due to their participation. On the other hand, the media reported that 24 security officials were also killed. Shops and public places also remained closed in parts of Tehran due to the ongoing protests.

Blasts and gunshots heard at protest over Mahsa Amini's death in Iran

Several cities in Ukraine were rocked by explosions on Monday as Russia launched its offensive in response to the attack on the Kerch bridge between Russia and Crimea. The attacks in Kyiv were caught on camera by a girl who was out on the streets, and she posted the video on social media. &nbsp;

The video was captured at the intersection of Volodymyrska and Shevchenko Streets in central Kyiv and it showed the girl explaining the situation in the city to someone through a video call.&nbsp;

According to BBC, Shevchenko University was visible behind her in the video.&nbsp;

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The attacks continued for a very long time and according to a statement released by the Ukrainian military, around 75 missiles were launched by the Russian side with 40 out of them getting intercepted.&nbsp;

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticised Russia for the damage caused by the strikes and said that Iranian missiles were used by the Russians to hit Kyiv, Dnipro, and Lviv.&nbsp;

"Air raid sirens are not subsiding around Ukraine... Unfortunately, there are dead and wounded. Please do not leave the shelters." He also accused Russia of wanting to "wipe us from the face of the Earth".&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Five people were killed in the strikes with several people getting injured.&nbsp;

"The enemy launched massive strikes on Kyiv. Most of the strikes hit the centre of the capital. At the moment, 12 people are reported injured. Five people died, "&nbsp;the national police service said.&nbsp;

Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin called the attack on the&nbsp;bridge in Crimea “a terrorist act”.&nbsp;

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Several cities in Ukraine were rocked by explosions on Monday as Russia launched its offensive in response to the attack on the Kerch bridge between Russia and Crimea.

Several cities in Ukraine were rocked by explosions on Monday as Russia launched its offensive in response to the attack on the Kerch bridge between Russia and Crimea. The attacks in Kyiv were caught on camera by a girl who was out on the streets, and she posted the video on social media. The video was captured at the intersection of Volodymyrska and Shevchenko Streets in central Kyiv and it showed the girl explaining the situation in the city to someone through a video call. According to BBC, Shevchenko University was visible behind her in the video. Also read | Ukraine war LIVE | At least five killed, several injured in Russian strikes The attacks continued for a very long time and according to a statement released by the Ukrainian military, around 75 missiles were launched by the Russian side with 40 out of them getting intercepted. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticised Russia for the damage caused by the strikes and said that Iranian missiles were used by the Russians to hit Kyiv, Dnipro, and Lviv. "Air raid sirens are not subsiding around Ukraine... Unfortunately, there are dead and wounded. Please do not leave the shelters." He also accused Russia of wanting to "wipe us from the face of the Earth". A girl was recording a video message in #Kyiv and was hit by an explosive wave. pic.twitter.com/LJIX5iDmWK — NEXTA (@nexta_tv) October 10, 2022 × Five people were killed in the strikes with several people getting injured. "The enemy launched massive strikes on Kyiv. Most of the strikes hit the centre of the capital. At the moment, 12 people are reported injured. Five people died, " the national police service said. Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin called the attack on the bridge in Crimea “a terrorist act”.

Ukrainian girl captures Kyiv missile explosions with phone camera - WATCH

Reports of an apple watch saving someone’s life is not new. Over the years, there were several instances where the gadget was able to help people with its features which detect oxygen levels in the blood, heartbeat, and other major health parameters. However, in a first, a woman credited the Apple Watch for detecting her pregnancy in a post on the social media platform Reddit.&nbsp;

"Usually, my resting heart rate is about 57, and my heart rate has increased to 72," she posted.&nbsp;

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In the post, he explained that her heartbeat was elevated for 15 days, and she struggled to find the reason behind it. She posted that her lifestyle was quite healthy, and she regularly went to the gym.&nbsp;

Following the irregularities in the heartbeat data, she took a COVID-19 test which came out negative. The woman said that she also took tests for fever and various other diseases but all of them showed nothing. Finally, she went online and decided to take a pregnancy test after some research.&nbsp;

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"I read sometimes this happens with early pregnancy and sure enough, instantly, the test was positive."&nbsp;

She also went to a doctor who confirmed that she was indeed pregnant but did not show any conventional symptoms. As a result, she credited the Apple Watch for understanding the minute changes. She ended the post by saying that the heartbeat alerts should be monitored by the users.&nbsp;

A look at the process to control the heartbeat alerts in the Apple Watch - &nbsp;

Open the Health app on the iPhone.

Select&nbsp;the 'Browse' tab.

Select Cycle Tracking.

Tap on 'Options'.

Turn the heart rate data ON or OFF.

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Reports of an apple watch saving someone’s life is not new. Over the years, there were several instances where the gadget was able to help people with its features which detect oxygen levels in the blood, heartbeat, and other major health parameters.

Reports of an apple watch saving someone’s life is not new. Over the years, there were several instances where the gadget was able to help people with its features which detect oxygen levels in the blood, heartbeat, and other major health parameters. However, in a first, a woman credited the Apple Watch for detecting her pregnancy in a post on the social media platform Reddit. "Usually, my resting heart rate is about 57, and my heart rate has increased to 72," she posted. Also read | Ben Bernanke, Douglas Diamond, Philip Dybvig win 2022 Nobel Prize in economics In the post, he explained that her heartbeat was elevated for 15 days, and she struggled to find the reason behind it. She posted that her lifestyle was quite healthy, and she regularly went to the gym. Following the irregularities in the heartbeat data, she took a COVID-19 test which came out negative. The woman said that she also took tests for fever and various other diseases but all of them showed nothing. Finally, she went online and decided to take a pregnancy test after some research. Also read | North Korea's missile tests include 'tactical nuclear' drills, overseen by Kim "I read sometimes this happens with early pregnancy and sure enough, instantly, the test was positive." She also went to a doctor who confirmed that she was indeed pregnant but did not show any conventional symptoms. As a result, she credited the Apple Watch for understanding the minute changes. She ended the post by saying that the heartbeat alerts should be monitored by the users. A look at the process to control the heartbeat alerts in the Apple Watch - Open the Health app on the iPhone. Select the 'Browse' tab. Select Cycle Tracking. Tap on 'Options'. Turn the heart rate data ON or OFF.

Woman claims Apple Watch helped in detecting her pregnancy before clinical test

Ben S. Bernanke, Douglas W. Diamond, and Philip H. Dybvig were awarded the 2022 Nobel Prize in economics. The trio won the prestigious award for their research on banks and&nbsp;financial crises.&nbsp;

The award is officially called the 'Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel.'&nbsp;

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"This year’s laureates in the Economic Sciences...&nbsp;have significantly improved our understanding of the role of banks in the economy, particularly during financial crises. An important finding in their research is why avoiding bank collapses is vital."&nbsp;

"Modern banking research clarifies why we have banks, how to make them less vulnerable in crises and how bank collapses exacerbate financial crises. The foundations of this research were laid by Ben Bernanke, Douglas Diamond, and Philip Dybvig in the early 1980s. Their analyses have been of great practical importance in regulating financial markets and dealing with financial crises," the official statement from the Nobel Committee stated.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The official ceremony will take place in Stockholm, Sweden on December 10 where the laureates will receive their awards along with a diploma and a prize amount of 10 million Swedish krona ($914,447).&nbsp;

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Bernanke previously won the 2009 Time Person of the Year award for his work with the Federal Reserve when it comes to the late-2000s financial crisis. His tenure as the chairman lasted from 2006 to 2014.&nbsp;

In 2021, the Nobel Prize in economics was given to David Card “for his empirical contributions to labour economics” and the duo of Joshua D. Angrist and Guido W. Imbens "for their methodological contributions to the analysis of causal relationships." &nbsp;

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Ben S. Bernanke, Douglas W. Diamond, and Philip H. Dybvig were awarded the 2022 Nobel Prize in economics. The trio won the prestigious award for their research on banks and financial crises.

Ben S. Bernanke, Douglas W. Diamond, and Philip H. Dybvig were awarded the 2022 Nobel Prize in economics. The trio won the prestigious award for their research on banks and financial crises. The award is officially called the 'Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel.' Also read | North Korea's missile tests include 'tactical nuclear' drills, overseen by Kim "This year’s laureates in the Economic Sciences... have significantly improved our understanding of the role of banks in the economy, particularly during financial crises. An important finding in their research is why avoiding bank collapses is vital." "Modern banking research clarifies why we have banks, how to make them less vulnerable in crises and how bank collapses exacerbate financial crises. The foundations of this research were laid by Ben Bernanke, Douglas Diamond, and Philip Dybvig in the early 1980s. Their analyses have been of great practical importance in regulating financial markets and dealing with financial crises," the official statement from the Nobel Committee stated. The official ceremony will take place in Stockholm, Sweden on December 10 where the laureates will receive their awards along with a diploma and a prize amount of 10 million Swedish krona ($914,447). BREAKING NEWS: The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2022 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel to Ben S. Bernanke, Douglas W. Diamond and Philip H. Dybvig “for research on banks and financial crises.”#NobelPrize pic.twitter.com/cW0sLFh2sj — The Nobel Prize (@NobelPrize) October 10, 2022 × Bernanke previously won the 2009 Time Person of the Year award for his work with the Federal Reserve when it comes to the late-2000s financial crisis. His tenure as the chairman lasted from 2006 to 2014. In 2021, the Nobel Prize in economics was given to David Card “for his empirical contributions to labour economics” and the duo of Joshua D. Angrist and Guido W. Imbens "for their methodological contributions to the analysis of causal relationships."

Ben Bernanke, Douglas Diamond, Philip Dybvig win 2022 Nobel Prize in economics

Facebook’s parent company Meta had some troubling news for its customers on Thursday as it issued a warning that the login information of around a million users was potentially compromised.

According to the official statement, the leak happened due to “malicious apps”. The applications were listed on Google Play Store and the Apple Store as games and other types of apps to trick people into downloading them and it accessed the phone through the Facebook welcome page.

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Meta’s researchers said that on most occasions, the malicious apps asked the user to log into their Facebook account to continue and in the process, stole the username and password information.

The number of such apps were estimated to be somewhere around 400 and Meta spokesperson Gabby Curtis confirmed said that the company is trying to ascertain the number of affected users.

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“This is a highly adversarial space and while our industry peers work to detect and remove malicious software, some of these apps evade detection and make it onto legitimate app stores,” wrote Meta’s Threat Disruption Director David Agranovich in the company’s official blog.

Meta has already reached out to both Apple and Google to de-list the apps from their online stores and have provided them with a complete report of their findings. The company has also reached out to the potentially affected users to guide them on how to protect their data and Agranovich said that as the activity did not occur on Meta systems, it will be easier for the company to take note of the issues.

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Facebook’s parent company Meta had some troubling news for its customers on Thursday as it issued a warning that the login information of around a million users was potentially compromised.

Facebook’s parent company Meta had some troubling news for its customers on Thursday as it issued a warning that the login information of around a million users was potentially compromised. According to the official statement, the leak happened due to “malicious apps”. The applications were listed on Google Play Store and the Apple Store as games and other types of apps to trick people into downloading them and it accessed the phone through the Facebook welcome page. Also read | White House says US no indications Russia preparing to use nukes Meta’s researchers said that on most occasions, the malicious apps asked the user to log into their Facebook account to continue and in the process, stole the username and password information. The number of such apps were estimated to be somewhere around 400 and Meta spokesperson Gabby Curtis confirmed said that the company is trying to ascertain the number of affected users. Also read | Uvalde school district suspends full police department months after shooting “This is a highly adversarial space and while our industry peers work to detect and remove malicious software, some of these apps evade detection and make it onto legitimate app stores,” wrote Meta’s Threat Disruption Director David Agranovich in the company’s official blog. Meta has already reached out to both Apple and Google to de-list the apps from their online stores and have provided them with a complete report of their findings. The company has also reached out to the potentially affected users to guide them on how to protect their data and Agranovich said that as the activity did not occur on Meta systems, it will be easier for the company to take note of the issues.

Meta warns one million users about potential data leak through malicious apps

Ahead of the mid-term elections, US President Joe Biden has pardoned all Americans convicted of simple possession of marijuana. Molly Gambhir tells you how this might give the democrats a boost.

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