An Iranian citizen was sentenced to 12 years in prison for espionage by the Baku court

Iranian Citizen Sentenced to 12 Years for Espionage in Azerbaijan: A Warning to Those Who Threaten National Security

In March of last year, an Iranian citizen named Mohammad Gaedi was arrested in Azerbaijan and charged with espionage. The National Security Service of Azerbaijan claims that Gaedi was collecting sensitive information on behalf of a foreign state’s special services, which posed a significant threat to the security of Azerbaijan and its law enforcement officers….

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Ford announces new vehicle production at Almussafes plant, secures future production.

Ford’s Global Management Secures Future of Almussafes Factory in Valencia with Electric Vehicle Production

Ford’s global management has made a commitment to assign the Almussafes factory in Valencia with the production of a passenger vehicle to maintain sufficient workload while decisions about electrification are being made. The decision was seen positively and constructively by the union, UGT, which conveyed this information to the workers after a meeting with Ford’s…

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Are Smartphones Capable of Listening to Conversations When Turned Off?

Unlocking the Secrets of Smartphone Data Collection: The Pros and Cons of Privacy and Surveillance

Smartphones have become an integral part of our lives, providing us with endless features and applications. However, one of the concerns surrounding their use is their significant influence on our daily routines. Smartphone applications can track user preferences and display targeted advertising based on this information, raising questions about privacy and data security. One of…

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Former Agent Reveals How Cartels Launder Drug Money

From Cartels to Corporations: Robert Mazur’s Unique Journey Exposing Money Laundering in the Drug Trade

Robert Mazur, a former government agent, shares his unique experiences working on drug-money laundering cases. He went undercover for multiple agencies, including the US Drug Enforcement Administration, the Internal Revenue Service intelligence division, and the Customs Service. During Operation C-Chase, Mazur successfully infiltrated the infamous Medellín cartel by assuming the identity of a wealthy, mob-connected…

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Alma Media finalizes negotiations for staff reductions – workforce to decrease by 28 personnel years

Alma Media Streamlines Operations, Reduces Personnel Years by 10%

Alma Media’s centralized advertising sales and digital advertising development organization recently completed negotiations that resulted in the reduction of 28 personnel years. The majority of reductions were achieved through separation agreements, while eight people were able to find new roles due to changes in job descriptions. Initially, a maximum reduction of 38 person-years was announced…

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Display of military gear and live fire exercises at the “Baghramyan” training camp

Armenian Military Leadership Tours Baghramyan Training Camp, Emphasizes Cooperation with Military Industry

At the “Baghramyan” military training camp, operational gatherings took place with demonstrations of military equipment and combat shooting. The event was attended by Defense Minister Suren Papikyan and the leadership of the General Staff of the Armed Forces. According to the Ministry of Defense, units participating in the exercise practiced scenarios of transitioning from defensive…

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