Saudi Prince Implicated in Bezos' Phone Hack, U.N. Experts Say
Staff | truthdig.com | 2020-01-22
An immediate inquiry is sought amid findings Mohammed bin Salman appears to have had access to Washington Post owner's private messages.
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The Saudi Hacking Scandal Is Much Bigger Than Anyone Realizes
Juan Cole | truthdig.com | 2020-01-22
The revelation that the Saudi Crown Prince is linked to the hacking of Jeff Bezos' phone points to larger ways Trump is reshaping the globe.
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Saudi Crown Prince Likely Used Israeli Spyware to Hack Bezos' Phone: UN Experts
Middle East Eye | theantimedia.com | 2020-01-22
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UN Investigates Saudi Arabia 'Hacking' Jeff Bezos's Phone
telesurenglish.net | 2020-01-22
United Nations experts have announced that they have information that proves the "possible participation" of prince Mohamed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, in the 'hacking' of the phone of Jeff Bezos, founder and executive director of Amazon, in 2018. | RELATED: | Saudi Arabia Pays the US $500 Million to Host Their Troops | In a joint statement, Agnes Callamard and David Kaye, UN representatives in charge of extrajudicial killings and for freedom of expression, respectively, demande…
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We Work, They Scam: The Art of the Con in Terminal-Stage Capitalism
William Hawes | dissidentvoice.org | 2020-01-21
Recently, the ridiculous real estate company WeWork has faced intense scrutiny after their business model was absurdly overvalued and their CEO, one Adam Neumann, was exposed as an abusive boss as well as an overall crazy person. Investors from the Saudi royal family, companies like SoftBank and J.P. Morgan, and numerous venture capitalists poured vast …
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Yemen resilient and 'unscathed' in face of latest Gulf crisis
news.un.org | 2020-01-16
Despite the threat posed by recent tensions in the Gulf, Yemen was able to weather the crisis thanks in part to restraint exercised by its political leaders, the UN Special Envoy for the country said on Thursday.
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