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	Almost a million WordPress websites targeted in massive campaign We Live Security (blog) Defiant, which makes Wordfence security plugins for the web publishing platform, said that it started noticing and tracking a spike in attacks targeting ... Flag as irrelevant
	You're Not Powerless in the Face of a Layoff Harvard Business Review In the wake of a layoff, you'll want your colleagues to remember your generosity and integrity as you leave, as they are your advocates, support ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hundreds exposed to gas after deadly leak at Indian chemical factory The Guardian At least 11 people have been killed and hundreds more taken to hospital after a gas leak at a chemical factory in south-east India. A plastics plant ... Flag as irrelevant
	Democracy At Risk In Central And Eastern Europe, Report Finds NPR "Many leaders in this region are no longer pretending to care about democracy or the rule of law," Freedom House President Michael J. Abramowitz said ... Flag as irrelevant
	COVID-19 reveals gaps in health systems: WHO Briefing World Economic Forum (blog) Public health gaps are putting global security and economic development at risk and will need to be addressed in the long term. As countries steel ... Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus: UK detention centres 'emptied in weeks' BBC News The number of people held in UK immigration removal centres has dropped by more than two thirds during the pandemic, figures reveal. More than ... Flag as irrelevant
	Parents Nervously Return to Work in Italy. Children Are Still at Home. The New York Times Italy, once the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in Europe, became the first European country to impose national lockdown restrictions on March 10. Flag as irrelevant
	Scientific research on the coronavirus is being released in a torrent The Economist More than 7,000 papers on the pandemic—covering everything from virology to epidemiology—have appeared in the past three months (see chart). Flag as irrelevant
	Will the coronavirus crisis finally spell the end of cash payments in Germany? Deutsche Welle Germans are known for paying for nearly everything in cash. Now the COVID-19 epidemic and social distancing are forcing people to increasingly pay ... Flag as irrelevant

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