Hacker shut down Sony’s Playstation, and had the chance to ran away with the credit card data of 77 million customers. Hackers who broke into Sony’s PlayStation Network online service might have stolen members’ credit card information, Sony said Tuesday. The intrusion, which happened between April 17 and 19, has resulted in a week-long system… Read More Sony: 75 million Credit card data “might be” stolen
“It’s being negotiated right now,” Ibrahim Kalin told the Hurriyet daily, adding the office would be located in Turkey’s largest city, Istanbul. Muslim Turkey, which has hosted talks aimed at building trust between Pakistan and Afghanistan, has said before that it is open to the establishment of a diplomatic presence for the Taliban to help… Read More NATO-Turkey to open office for Taliban in Istanbul
In phone call, US president and Turkish PM agree Assad should enact reforms, respect democratic aspirations of Syrian citizens. In the last day of unrest in Syria, 500 protesters have been arrested and at least 20 killed. US President Barack Obama on Monday spoke by phone with Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan telling him the… Read More Obama and Erdogan: The new Axis powers arise
A centuries-old law is banning British monarchs from becoming or marrying a Roman Catholic. London’s Daily Telegraph reported on April 25 that plans to abolish the 1701 Act of Settlement have been ditched because of “significant objections” from the Church of England. Now the First Minister of Scotland, Alex Salmond, has written to the British… Read More Please marry William, but not a Roman Catholic
Pew Research Center, the survey revealed that 54 percent of Egyptians don’t want peace with Israel. The results of a public opinion poll conducted in Egypt following the fall of dictator Hosni Mubarak show that the majority of Egyptians want to annul their nation’s peace treaty with neighboring Israel. Conducted by the Pew Research Center,… Read More Poll: Egyptians don’t want peace with Israel
63 per cent of Israelis are happy with their present life. In the US, “only” 59 per cent are happy. A survey conducted by Gallup institute ranked Israel seventh out of 124 states, based on the happiness level of residents.According to the global wellbeing survey, published over the weekend, 63 per cent of respondents in… Read More Israelis more happy than Americans
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