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 SAN FRANCISCO - US Tech giant Microsoft is going after a Russian hacking group believed to be connected to the country's intelligence agency GRU and behind several high-profile cyber attacks including on the NATO and the Hillary Clinton campaign. According to a report in The Daily Beast late on Friday, Microsoft was using lawyers to take on the hacker group known as Fancy Bear -- accusing it of computer intrusion, cybersquatting and infringing...
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 NEW DELHI - An unknown person returned a painting by eminent artist Jatin Das which was a part of Air India's collection, sources said on Friday. According to sources, the painting was returned to the airline via a courier addressed to Air India's Chairman and Managing Director Ashwani Lohani around two weeks back. "We received a courier around two weeks back. It was addressed to the CMD. The package contained the missing painting by...
 NEW DELHI - An internal committee of Air India is preparing a list of former employees who are suspected of siphoning-off artwork, an official with the airline said on Friday. According to the official, who did not wished to be named, the airline will "not take any action if its artworks are returned", however an internal committee has started to prepare a list of missing artwork and suspected former employees who might have them in their possession.
 WASHINGTON - The US Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that while President Donald Trump's administration can continue to bar refugees from entering the country, officials will have to show greater flexibility in enforcing the accompanying ban on travellers from six Muslim-majority countries. The Justice Department had asked the high court to stay an order issued last week by a federal district judge in Hawaii who found the administration's...
 SAN FRANCISCO - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has supported a lawsuit filed against US President Donald Trump by a group of Twitter users whom he blocked last week."I support this suit against Trump. It a constitutional violation for a state official to block political comments," Assange wrote on Twitter on Saturday. He added that the "only exception" would be "if the user makes the same comment endlessly which would have the effect of...
 NEW YORK - Get ready to shell out more for your flight ticket if climate change continues unabated. Researchers have found that rising temperatures would mean increased weight restrictions on a significant number of flights, potentially imposing increased costs on the aviation industry in the next century. "Our results suggest that weight restriction may impose a non-trivial cost on airlines and impact aviation operations around the world,"
 HAMBURG - Rejecting emerging protectionist trends, the G20 countries, including India, on Saturday agreed to keep the markets open and fight protectionism, including all unfair trade practices and hinted at advancing the implementation of international standards on transparency to fight corruption, tax evasion, money laundering and terrorist financing. In a major step against black money generation, the Hamburg Action Plan adopted at the...
 HAMBURG - Criticising the threat to globalisation posed by protectionism in some leading G20 nations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday exhorted the grouping to assume the leadership on major global issues and said India stood ready to carry forward the fight against corruption and black money. "The rise in protectionism threatens gains from globalisation. G20 must speak in one voice to support and sustain a regime of openness.
 DUBAI - International carrier of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Etihad Airways said on Sunday the US Department of Homeland Security has lifted a ban on carrying electronic devices, including laptops, onboard flights between the UAE capital Abu Dhabi and the US. The lifting of the ban followed "an in-depth review of security procedures implemented at the Abu Dhabi International Airport Pre-clearance Centre," Xinhua quoted the government-
 WASHINGTON - US Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly has announced the toughening of security controls for passengers flying from abroad, but he ruled out expanding the prohibition on laptop computers aboard flights coming from Europe. "We will lay out a clear path to encourage airlines and airports to adopt more sophisticated screening approaches, including better use of explosive detection canines and...
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