Internet providers brace for calls over malware infections
The FBI shut down temporary malware countermeasures as servers used to keep infected computers online expired. Providers urged users to check their systems and seek fixes while cyber experts warned the risk remains, with officials stressing public responsibility.
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Putin orders probe into flood deaths in Krymsk
President Vladimir Putin moved to quell anger over floods that killed at least 171 in Krymsk and ordered the head of the investigative agency to check warning measures. Federal prosecutors opened inquiries into protections against natural and technological disasters as regional authorities noted extreme rainfall and possible reservoir release but denied dam breaching.
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Libya election hints at blow to Islamists
Libya's first nationwide vote in decades shows liberal factions leading Islamist rivals in major cities like Tripoli and Benghazi amid a two-tier system that splits seats between party lists and independents. Officials note potential shift in power as UN and U.S. react to peaceful process and aims to shape a new government.
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NATO death toll rises as six service members killed
In eastern Afghanistan a roadside bombing killed six NATO service members on Sunday amid a day when 29 people died from insurgent attacks. NATO cited a blast from an improvised explosive device and did not release names or details, deferring to national authorities. The surge in Afghan and coalition forces has reduced Taliban control in the south but insurgents renewed attacks this summer.
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Assad rejects Egypt Libya comparisons in ARD interview
Berlin Syria's Bashar al Assad says he fears no fate like Egypt or Libya's toppled leaders. He denies any similarity to Egypt’s or Libya’s regimes and insists his family’s safety is not at risk. He calls Syria's situation completely different from those uprisings.
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