Posted By
Najib
Jul 17, 2020 03:48
The fuel shortage has already caused a severe power outage across the country and is forcing a lost of businesses to shut down or reduce their working hours. As far as the internet is concerned, Ogero stations need electricity to operate and if they run out, expect an internet outage in several areas. As far as fiber optics are concerned, you can forget about them as the government won't be funding this project anytime soon.…
Posted By
Najib
Jul 16, 2020 05:09
Lebanese-Armenian Neshan TV Host is set to stand trial in October after having called Turkish President Erdogan “a malignant Ottoman,” in response to a tweet from an ignorant viewer who labeled Neshan as a refugee. Apparently, a Lebanese lawyer called Mohammed Ziad Jaafil filed a lawsuit against Neshan, citing “offending a sister country, violating national unity, and stirring sectarian and racist strife", which prompted the Lebanese Foreign Ministry to take legal proceedings against the TV…
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