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Biruk Mekonnen, the Ethiopian ambassador to the UK, responds to an editorial on the war in Tigray Your attention to Ethiopia is welcome, but your editorial (8 October) presents an incomplete account ...

Two major vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language, which was created in the 1990s, were found by researchers, leading governments to pull their sites offline. The U.S. National Security Agency ...

Ethiopia is Africa’s second most populous country; with a population of 102 million and a growth rate of 2.6% in 2020, it is also the world’s 12th most populous one. The country is home to various ...

Ethiopia has installed a new administration in conflict-hit Tigray after federal forces pushed back Tigrayan fighters. But tensions with Eritrea continue to raise fears of a wider regional war.

Caretaker administration to pave way for election Military and allied militia have made advances in Tigray Violence risks wider instability across Horn of Africa NAIROBI, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Ethiopia's ...

The use of violence to acquire political authority has deep roots in Ethiopia’s modern history. Yonatan Tesfaye/Unsplash The renewed hostilities in Tigray threaten to undo a peace process that had ...

The scale of cyber-security flaw affecting millions of websites is "unprecedented", a boss at the UK's National Cyber Security Centre says, but there is no sign of breaches so far The vulnerability is ...

The SR-71 Blackbird held a speed record for decades, but a fierce behind-the-scenes budget war inside the Air Force sealed its fate long before its official retirement. Discover how the rise of the ...

For more than a decade, serious flaws had gone undetected in the technology underpinning much of the internet. It took AI to bring them to light and caused a global cyber-security alert. Researchers ...

A critical security flaw in the programming language underpinning much of the web has prompted a global rush to patch vulnerable systems. By Karla Adam and Dustin Volz Governments and companies around ...

Authorities in Europe, Asia and other continents have temporarily taken some government websites offline to protect against newly discovered security vulnerabilities in a programming language used to ...