Pakistan says country not in turmoil amid violence
Pakistan foreign minister Khurshid Kasuri in Washington rejected claims of chaos saying the country fights militants along the Afghanistan border and urged Western support. He noted milestones in democracy and economic growth despite protests for Musharraf to relinquish power and highlighted U S backing for openness and free elections.
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Online proctoring cameras aim to curb cheating in remote exams
The Associated Press describes a surge in online classes and a new camera based proctoring system from Software Secure. Troy University will roll out devices for about 11,000 online students, using 360 degree camera and audio capture to flag unusual noises or movements. The system records during tests and lets instructors review flagged segments to verify integrity. Supporters highlight fair play while critics call it intrusive.
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