China decided to continue deepening reform; Palestine welcomed the ICJ ruling against the Israeli occupation; Miley strengthened its security. Computer downtime affects companies around the world › Hilo Directo › Granma

The Communist Party of China has decided to further and comprehensively deepen reform.

The 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) adopted a decision on continuing comprehensive reform to promote modernization at the third plenary session presided over by the Political Bureau and general secretary of the CPC Central Committee Xi Jinping. (Xinhua)

Palestine celebrates the International Court of Justice’s decision against the Israeli occupation

The Palestinian government welcomed the advisory ruling issued by the International Court of Justice, which deemed the Israeli occupation of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank illegal and a violation of the law. The Palestinian presidency, in a statement, considered the decision a victory for justice, and demanded that Israel immediately and unconditionally withdraw settlers and their forces from the occupied territories. It stressed that its authorities must compensate for the material and moral losses inflicted on our people. (RL)

Milley beefs up security after Trump attack

The attack on former US President Donald Trump has prompted Argentine President Javier Milei to step up precautions to ensure his safety, Todo Noticias reported. “Although sources from the Casa Rosada confirm that the number of security agents has not increased after the incident in Butler, Pennsylvania, they are aware that greater precautions are being taken,” the outlet revealed on Friday. “In fact, last Tuesday, when Milei and part of his cabinet went out to the balcony of the Casa Rosada to greet the residents and tourists present, members of the military house could be seen carrying anti-drone rifles, something they admit. He pointed out that it is not unusual. (RT)

Companies affected by widespread computer outages around the world

A global technology outage paralyzed sectors from travel to finance on Friday before services began operating again hours later, highlighting the risks of the global shift toward digital and interconnected technologies. A software update from global cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike CRWD.O caused the system problems. (Today)