security
Coverage of security in the Nexus archive.
- Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office expected to reopen case on patient who assaulted nurse at Jackson Memorial Hospital
The Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office is reopening a case against Rubin Wenyou, a patient who assaulted nurse Yanira Eguileor at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Eguileor filed a lawsuit against the hospital for inadequate security, and prosecutors initially dropped charges after failing to contact victims. The case was reopened after prosecutors interviewed Eguileor, while Wenyou remains in custody on unrelated charges.
- Planning Commission Weighs Expansion of Safe Parking Program to City-Owned Properties
The Planning Commission discussed potential expansion of safe parking programs to city-owned properties, considering new operational standards for security and homeless service concentration. No immediate action was taken, with staff tasked to propose zoning code amendments.
- Meghan Markle and kids will join Prince Harry in UK after all
Meghan Markle and their children will join Prince Harry in the UK. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex initially canceled plans for their children to travel to the UK due to security concerns.
- Meghan Markle and kids will join Prince Harry in UK after all
Meghan Markle and her children will join Prince Harry in the UK after initially canceling their travel plans due to security concerns. The decision to proceed follows earlier security-related cancellations.
- Europe’s AI moment: Four imperatives for business leaders
The article outlines four imperatives for European business leaders in the AI era: sovereignty through hybrid approaches, scaling AI adoption, security, and sustainability. It highlights Europe's efforts to build AI ecosystems with companies like ASML, SAP, Siemens, and Dassault, while addressing challenges in tech sovereignty and the AI readiness gap between large and small companies.
- Myanmar assures India that its territory will not be used against India
Myanmar assured India that its territory will not be used against India. The two sides reviewed the security situation along the India-Myanmar border and reaffirmed the importance of maintaining peace, stability, and security along the border.
- Lagos Assembly advances bill seeking to ban street begging
The Lagos Assembly is advancing a bill to ban street begging, aiming to address a social issue impacting security, sanitation, and the city's image. The legislation was debated during a plenary session to establish a legal framework for tackling the problem.
- What is the new Gaza administration as Hamas dissolves government?
The new Gaza administration, NCAG, will manage civilian affairs including health and education, as well as security, following Hamas's dissolution of the government.
- Al-Sharaa's capacity to bring security to Syria and the region under scrutiny
French President Emmanuel Macron is visiting Syria's leader Ahmed al-Sharaa ahead of a NATO summit on July 7. The visit includes signing contracts for Syria's reconstruction, with security concerns both domestically and regionally being the primary focus. Western leaders are assessing al-Sharaa's ability to address these security challenges.
- Nigeria: Alia Briefs Tinubu On Benue Security, Politics After State At 50 Celebrations
Governor Hyacinth Alia briefed President Bola Tinubu on security, the return of internally displaced persons, ongoing projects, and the political situation in Benue following the state's 50th anniversary celebrations. The meeting addressed post-celebration developments and regional issues.
- Thieves steal over $4.5M worth of jewelry from French glass museum months after infamous Louvre heist
Thieves stole over $4.5M worth of jewelry from a French glass museum. A cleaning lady arrived first at the scene after an alarm triggered, calling the police. The heist occurred months after the Louvre heist.
- Alia briefs Tinubu on Benue security, politics after state at 50 celebrations
Governor Hyacinth Alia briefed President Bola Tinubu on security, the return of internally displaced persons, ongoing projects, and the political situation in Benue following the state's 50th anniversary celebrations. The meeting occurred after the state's golden jubilee events.
- Change in Colombia: De la Espriella names new defense minister
Colombian President-elect Abelardo De la Espriella appointed retired major general Jorge Eduardo Mora López as defense minister. Mora López pledged to secure all areas of the country to advance security and social progress. The appointment follows De la Espriella's selection of several other cabinet members.
- Rivers local council bans commercial motorcycle operation
The Rivers local council has banned commercial motorcycle operations, citing improved security and road safety. The ban has raised concerns about lost livelihoods, unemployment, and transport disruption, with residents calling for alternative jobs before enforcement.
- Bali officials warn tourists of crime as security ramps up across the island
Bali officials have warned tourists about rising crime as security measures are intensified across the island. The region saw a 10.5% increase in visitors in March compared to the same period last year, with over a million tourists recorded.
- Macron's visit to Syria confirms normalisation strategy of post-Assad government
France's Emmanuel Macron is set to visit Syria, marking the first visit by a Western European head of state since Ahmed al-Sharaa became leader in 2024. The visit aims to strengthen bilateral relations and discuss security and interreligious violence in Syria.
- Nigeria: Reps Deputy Spokesperson Urges Halt to NYSC Reforms
The Nigerian House of Representatives Deputy Spokesperson has called for a halt to reforms of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), emphasizing the need for stakeholder consultations to preserve the scheme's role in national integration and security.
- Reps deputy spokesperson urges halt to NYSC reforms
The Reps deputy spokesperson urges a halt to NYSC reforms, emphasizing the need for stakeholder consultations to protect the scheme's role in national integration and security.
- UK hard-right leader Farage faces new allegations over gifts
UK hard-right leader Nigel Farage faces new allegations over non-disclosure of gifts, following a report that a convicted fraudster paid for his security and staff before he became an MP. An MP has requested an investigation by parliament’s standards commissioner, and Farage is already under scrutiny by the parliamentary anti-sleaze watchdog.
- Prince Harry to travel without Meghan to London amid security flap
Prince Harry is traveling to London without Meghan, though she and their children may join him later on the trip outside London. The trip occurs amid a security issue.
- Prince Harry to travel without Meghan to London amid security flap
Prince Harry is traveling to London without Meghan. A source indicated Meghan and his children may join him later on the trip outside London. The travel plans are amid a security issue.
- After finding an intruder sleeping on his couch, a man is calling for security changes at his Nashville apartment
A Nashville man discovered an intruder sleeping on his couch after the apartment was ransacked, prompting him to call for security improvements at his apartment complex. The man, Carter Clover, delayed releasing video of the incident until the property management company, MAA, failed to address his concerns. This follows a previous intrusion last fall, with Clover attributing recurring security issues to residents propping open building doors.
- Drones spotted buzzing RAF bases were launched from Russian shadow fleet tanker sailing near UK, report reveals
Drones spotted near RAF bases were launched from a Russian shadow fleet tanker sailing near the UK, according to a report. The incident raises concerns about unauthorized drone activity near military installations.
- Congress returns to Philadelphia to mark 250 years since America’s first vote for independence
Members of Congress are returning to Philadelphia to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Continental Congress' vote for independence on July 2, 1776, organized by Rep. Brendan Boyle as a bipartisan event, with details withheld for security.
- ‘Excited’ Trump inaugurates Qatar-gifted Air Force One with first flight
US president inaugurates Qatar-gifted Air Force One with first flight, expressing excitement but facing criticism over ethical and security concerns.
- Sixty-six years on: The promise of DRC independence remains unfulfilled
The DRC's 66th independence anniversary has sparked renewed discussions about the nation's progress, security challenges, and the effectiveness of state institutions. Debates focus on unmet expectations and ongoing issues since gaining independence.
- Somalia: Somali President Arrives in Ethiopia for Talks With PM Abiy
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud arrived in Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa for a working visit focused on security, regional stability, and strengthening bilateral ties. The visit is expected to discuss these key areas to enhance cooperation between the two nations.
- South Africa braces for unrest ahead of anti-migrant ultimatum
South Africa is preparing for potential unrest as hardline groups issue an ultimatum requiring undocumented foreign nationals to leave by June 30. Authorities and companies are enhancing security measures in response to the threat.
- Putin Vows to Ensure Russia’s Security Amid Ukraine Retaliatory Strikes
Putin pledges to ensure Russia’s security amid Ukraine’s retaliatory strikes. Kyiv describes its attacks as fair retribution for Russia's frequent strikes on Ukrainian civilians and energy infrastructure.
- New Caledonia heads to polls in vote delayed since 2024
New Caledonia is holding its first provincial elections since 2019 with heightened security. The vote, originally scheduled for 2024, was delayed due to violent unrest.
- What to know about security measures and more ahead of Chicago Pride Parade 2026
The Chicago Pride Parade 2026 will have security measures in place. The article highlights the implementation of security for the event.
- BitGo cuts 15% of staff to refocus on AI infrastructure and stablecoins
BitGo has cut 15% of its staff to refocus on AI infrastructure and stablecoins. The CEO emphasized the firm's new focus areas: security, trading, stablecoins, settlement, and AI-powered infrastructure.
- JPMorgan’s TIGRE Plan: How to Read Colombia’s New Government
JPMorgan outlined a five-part framework called TIGRE for analyzing Colombia's new government, focusing on trade, investment, growth, fiscal adjustment, and security. The bank has become more positive about Colombian assets, though there are noted challenges.
- Adnoc LNG Tanker Appears in Persian Gulf as Transparency Returns
Adnoc’s Umm Al Ashtan LNG tanker has signaled its location near the company’s Das Island export plant in the Persian Gulf as regional security improves and transparency returns.
- America’s ironclad bond with Israel is starting to crack
The article discusses the longstanding reassurances from Washington to Jerusalem regarding the U.S.-Israel relationship, highlighting phrases like 'unshakeable' and 'ironclad.' However, it suggests that this bond may now be showing signs of strain.
- Neighbors see increased security in Romare Bearden Park, call for more youth initiatives
Neighbors in Romare Bearden Park report increased security and advocate for expanded youth initiatives. A community member emphasizes the need for the city to address persistent issues through action.
- [US] Slightly Scary Voicemails I’m hoping are just part of a scam
A person received two voicemails over a year apart featuring a creepy, human-sounding voice saying their first name in a disturbing tone. The voicemails, which originated over WiFi and could not be traced by their phone carrier, are suspected to be part of a scam.
- Franco-Italian summit signals consolidation rather than new defence initiatives
The Franco-Italian summit focuses on consolidating existing efforts rather than launching new defense initiatives. Defence ministers are expected to sign a 2026–2031 roadmap and a new vision for Mediterranean security.
- Trump signs orders to boost quantum research, security
President Trump signed two executive orders to advance quantum computing research and enhance security measures for a post-quantum world. The orders aim to accelerate development of quantum technologies, which leverage quantum physics to solve complex problems faster than traditional computers.
- Nigeria: Sexual Violence in Conflict Threatens Nigeria's Peace, Devt, Says Sulaiman-Ibrahim
Nigeria's Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, warned that conflict-related sexual violence poses a major threat to the country's peace, security, and sustainable development. She highlighted that women and children are increasingly targeted by insecurity across Nigeria.