The Privacy Commissioner is investigating after a bar owner accused a former MP of shoplifting after he accessed an unregulated retail incident database.
The regime did not lift its sanctions against Rubio but quietly changed the translation of his name, a move said to be an attempt to minimize embarrassment.
NZME, the publisher of 14 newspapers and nine radio stations, plus multiple online assets, is to lay off another 38 of its 300 staff and will publish less news.
Filipino national security adviser Secretary Eduardo M. Año said the arrest ‘is a stark reminder of the persistent threats posed by foreign interference.’
The United States, India, Japan, and Australia are key targets for the CCP’s hacking efforts, but gaps impede effective counterespionage, analysts say.
Rubio has said that the CCP is his top focus, which he defined as ’the most potent and dangerous, near-peer adversary this nation has ever confronted.’