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The Joint Leaders for Global Tax Enforcement (J5), a global tax-anti-fraud group, hosted investigators, cryptocurrency experts and data scientists in “The Cyber ​​Challenge”. The main objective was to track tax evading individuals and companies. The J5 members consist of the criminal intelligence communities of Australia, Canada, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States, who work together in the fight against international and transnational tax crimes and money laundering. The team includes the Australian Taxation Office, the Canada Revenue Agency, the Dutch Tax Information and Intelligence Service, Her Majesty’s Revenue and the United Kingdom and United States Revenue Service.…

Photo: Yakunov, via Photographs of the deposition As previously shown in AEROIN, the United Kingdom Air Force (RAF – Royal Air Force) fired some members of the protest force Red arrows (red arrows), complaints and subsequent investigation into several employees who exhibited “a range of unacceptable behaviour”, including allegations of bullying, misogyny and sexual harassment within the stunt crew. Now, following developments in the case and reports of investigations being released, the Chief of the United Kingdom’s Air Force, Sir Rich Knighton, has released a statement about the conduct of the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team. Check out the full…

This article was originally published English The British Conservative government has long had plans to process asylum applications in Rwanda, but courts have declared it illegal. AdvertisingThe British and Austrian governments have signed a new agreement to cooperate more closely in the fight against immigration, while Vienna wants to establish a “Rwandan-style” system to process asylum claims.In a speech in the Austrian capital last century, the British Home Secretary,Suella BravermanGran Brittany and Austria declared that they “share the right to protect our borders, defeat extremism and keep our people safe”.Following a plan similar to Rwanda, Austria wants to carry out…

About all Artificial intelligence The UK government has announced an investment of US$273 million to build its most powerful supercomputer to date, called Isambard-AI, which when implemented will be one of the world’s leading artificial intelligence (AI) supercomputers. For those in a hurry: The UK government is investing this amount to build a very powerful AI supercomputer called Isambard-AI.Powered by thousands of NVIDIA superchips, Isambard-AI can perform more than 200 quadrillion calculations per second.Expected to become operational in the summer of 2024, the supercomputer will be provided by the University of Bristol.Isambard-AI will achieve 21 exaflops of AI performance, 10…

The government of Minas offers artisanal cheeses and artisanal products to the delegation of the European Union. Photo: Private collectionThe Deputy Governor of Minas Gerais, Mateus Simos (Novo) and the Secretary of State for Culture and Tourism (Segalt), Leonidas Oliveira, are in Europe for an official technical visit of the Government of Minas Gerais. Crafts and handicrafts and Minas Gerais award-winning cheeses are being presented to officials this Thursday (2) as gifts to representatives of allied nations from the United Kingdom and Europe. Information provided by Secult to BHAZ.”On the agenda until next week, meetings are scheduled with various officials…

1 of 1 Abu, the ‘UK’s biggest dog’ and owner Dylan Shaw Abu, the ‘UK’s biggest dog’ and owner Dylan Shaw Breeding He is defined as “a gentle giant”. Considered the UK’s largest dog, Apu weighs about the same as a baby elephant: an incredible 115kg. Abu, 2 years old, Turkish Malakli. He measures 2.10 meters when standing on his hind legs. The owner, Dylan Shaw, 33, believes the dog is still growing and overweight. The great hound devours 3 kg of meat per day, including one whole chicken, three whole mackerels, two eggs and raw dog food. According to…

UK aviation this week ended passenger operations with one of Boeing’s most popular aircraft, the 767, ending a chapter that dates back nearly 40 years. Reported by Simple flyingTUI Airways has retired its last Boeing 767-300ER, the last British airline to offer this model on passenger flights. The Boeing 767 began operating in the United Kingdom nearly 40 years ago, when Britannia Airways began operating the 767-200 in February 1984. Retiring the 767 from passenger service has become more common in recent years, mainly due to the arrival of newer, more efficient twin-engine aircraft with lower operating costs. On the…

UKto us, European unionThe This China In the first international declaration to deal with emerging technology, it acknowledged that artificial intelligence poses a catastrophic risk to humanity. Twenty-eight governments signed the Bletchley Declaration on the first day of the British-hosted AI Security Summit this week. The report did not endorse the creation of an international testing center in the United Kingdom, as some members of the British government had hoped. However, the document provides a blueprint for future international cooperation, with security meetings planned South Korea Within six months and France Within a year. “The potential for serious, catastrophic harm,…

Students from several public schools in Paraíba landed this Tuesday (31) and Monday (30), in João Pessoa, after spending three months in exchanges promoted by the Conexão Mundo program integrated into the general principles of the Internationalization Program. Government of Paraiba. In total, 98 students from various regional education sectors participated in the exchange in the form of an international high school. Students took classes for three months at five British universities: Warwickshire College, Cheshire College and Cambridge College in England; and Neath Port Talbot College and Brookshire College in Wales. Upon landing at the Castro Pinto International Airport in…

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said during the Covid-19 pandemic that older people should “accept their fate” and allow younger people to “get on with their lives”, according to documents released at an inquest on Tuesday. Former science adviser Patrick Vallance recorded in his personal diary that, in August 2020, Johnson was “obsessed with old people accepting their fate and young people running their lives and the economy”. “An absurd exchange,” wrote the scientist. Vallance said that some in the Conservative Party “are pathetic and that Covid is nature’s way of treating the elderly”, adding that Johnson is “not…