The rules on police officers and guns are laid out in the Police Conduct Regulations 2020 for England and Wales. In Scotland, the equivalent is the Police Service of Scotland Regulations 2014, while in Northern Ireland it's the Police Service of Northern Ireland code of e...
What are Cyber Security Threats? The term ‘cyber’ in the 1950s was used to refer to cybernetics, which involves the science of understanding the control and movement of machines and animals. Later on, it was used to refer to something computerized. With the start of the 90s, ‘cyberspace...
The HTS has surrounded the city, succeeding in easily advancing in an area where the forces of the National Liberation Front (NLF), a military opposition group supported by Turkey, are in the minority. According to the agreements signed by Turkey, Russia and Iran last September in Sochi, Anka...
What are the Key Cyber Risks and Security Threats? Cybersecurity is relevant to all systems that support an organization's business operations and objectives, as well as compliance with regulations and laws. An organization will typically design and implement cybersecurity controls across the entity ...
comprising two periods of five minutes. If scores are level after 50 minutes (or 40 in the third-place play-off), a penalty shoot-out will ensue from the six-metre mark. In a recent change to the FIFA laws, the shoot-out will now consist of five kicks each before any ...
places like India whose tight gun control laws originated in British efforts to keep arms out of the hands of anticolonial revolutionaries. But many more Americans calling for tighter gun control today see guns themselves as tyrannical: the imperial rulers’ instruments of conquest, enslavement, and...
‘In fact, there was an insanity in sanity’. The bill, which appointed inspectors with powers to regulate unsanitary premises ‘was a very expensive principle, a very unsafe principle, and a very unsound principle. The people were clever enough to manage their own affairs’.7 ‘You are too...
in those countries who define themselves as Islamist. In the eyes of these critics, she must be condemned because she committed some cardinal sins: she didn’t “thank the Italian people”, “she went into a dangerous place unprepared and we are paying for her adventure”, and “she did ...
But it aims to be 'constructive' only insofar as the ideas here are genuinely based on and entailed by what I take to be the original Indian ideas. With this in mind, we will set out the main arguments for the divine as ground, describing the core moves in these arguments assessed ...
Social democracy based on welfare and the redistribution of social contributions is failing. The accumulation of wealth and the increase in inequalities are the two faces of Janus that social democracy has not been able to contain over the recent decades