Canada bereikt laatste zestien, Gakpo kan spelen tegen Marokko en Makkelie fluit Frankrijk – Zweden

Als Nederland komende nacht van Marokko wint, dan is Canada de tegenstander in de achtste finale. De Canadezen wonnen zondagavond door een late treffer van Stephen Eustáquio met…

Pakistan voert opnieuw luchtaanvallen uit op oosten van Afghanistan: zeker 25 doden

Volgens Pakistan biedt het Afghaanse Taliban-bewind terroristen een uitvalsbasis. Afghanistan ontkent dat en bestempelt de aanval in de nacht van zondag op maandag als „een laffe daad van agressie”.

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Malaysia ponders regulating management of IP addresses

Wants to revive the lost art of the National Internet Registry, which APNIC has deprecated and isn’t keen to bring back The government of Malaysia has commenced a consultation on whether it should regulate management of IP addresses and autonomous systems numbers, over objections from regional internet registry the Asian Pacific Network Information Center (APNIC). Malaysia announced its consultation in June, when the nation’s Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) posted a paper [PDF] in which it explains that a lot has happened since passage of the 1998 Act that governs its activities – so it probably needs an update. One of the proposed changes would see Malaysia create a statutory authority with the power to manage electronic addressing “including the management of IP addresses, AS numbers and associated fees.” “This is to support the development of a National Internet Registry model and to ensure a transparent and sustainable administration of electronic addressing resources in Malaysia which will be overseen by the Commission,” the consultation paper states. “This will contribute to a more robust and well-governed digital infrastructure environment in Malaysia.” APNIC says its talks with the MCMC saw the Malaysian entity express a desire for “full operational and technical autonomy over resource assignments” – powers that existing NIRs don’t have. National Internet Registries (NIRs) are a relic of the time before regional internet registries came into being. Only APNIC and LACNIC, the Latin American and Caribbean Internet Addresses Registry, allowed NIRs – and only nine exist, covering China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam, Mexico, and Brazil. APNIC stopped accepting applications for new NIRs in 2012, and in 2024 made the moratorium on new applications permanent. In 2024, APNIC’s executive chair Kenny Huang explained: “NIRs are a historical feature of the APNIC membership structure, recognizing that some IP address registries were already operating at a national or economy level when APNIC started, and some were in formation.” “In the past, particularly while IPv4 address space was being rapidly allocated and needed careful management, NIRs provided important support to a fast-growing Internet with high demand for number resources and registry services.” The internet governance community long ago decided that internet resource distribution and management works best when handled by sizable organizations which operate at regional scale, and that if every country had an NIR it would create unhelpful risks and overlapping authorities. If Malaysia presses ahead with its desire to create its own National Internet Registry (NIR) and have it assume some of APNIC’s functions, it will therefore challenge the status quo. If it actually gets an NIR into operation, that would likely revive debate about whether national governments should have a role in allocating internet resources given the potential for such power to be used for political purposes such as denying resources to groups that a government opposes. The United Nations last year had its say on that idea by re-affirming its support for multi-stakeholder governance under which governments are one of many voices that participate in debate about the future of the internet. Kenny Huang has written [PDF] to the Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), pointing out that it’s currently not possible to create a new NIR and that APNIC won’t revisit its policy on the matter – but he also notes that it’s always possible to commence a consultation and policy process that would see APNIC debate a new position. But that process could only start after the conclusion of work on ICP-2, the major revision of the rules that govern the operation of RIRs. The current ICP-2 timeline calls for a revised document to be in place by the end of 2026. If MCMC decides to pursue creation of an NIR, it will be in conflict on a collision course with APNIC. In the past, most collisions in the world of internet governance occurred at low speed and involved mostly civil debate that plays out over years. ®

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Morocco and the Netherlands look to move mountains in Monterrey matchup

Two teams with plenty of connections meet in a ‘clash of titans’ at one of the World Cup’s most picturesque venues

Morocco manager Mohamed Ouahbi had just been asked what would inspire his players to justify the feverish expectation hanging over them. Would they turn to the example of history, or would they draw on something else? “The biggest motivation the players have is to put on the jersey and represent the country,” he began. “That is motivation enough to move mountains.”

It would be some feat if they managed to alter the geology of Cerro de la Silla, the claw-shaped double peak that overwhelms the skyline around Estadio Monterrey, where Morocco and the Netherlands will play in the World Cup Round of 32.

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Pakistan carries out deadly airstrikes along Afghanistan border

The attacks on Monday were the latest flare-up of violence between the two countries, which fought a weeks-long war in February

Pakistan has said at least 25 people were killed in airstrikes it launched targeting militants in eastern Afghanistan, as the Afghan government reported dozens of civilian casualties.

Pakistan’s information minister, Attaullah Tarar, said the operations were aimed at a group that it blames for a deadly weekend attack in Karachi, although Afghan authorities have repeatedly denied their territory harbours militants.

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Shares in chipmakers underpinning AI boom rocket in first half of 2026

Value of some chip manufacturers have tripled, or more, driving Asia Pacific stock markets sharply higher

Shares in chipmakers have surged in the first half of this year as investors piled into companies that make the hardware underpinning the AI boom, according to analysis.

Investors have driven up the value of semiconductor and memory chip manufacturers, whose profits have soared during 2026, at the expense of some large software companies, which have fallen out of favour this year.

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Ik viel 50 kilo af, maar dat maakt me geen beter mens - De Correspondent

De morele oordelen die we verbinden aan onze lichamen zijn onzinnig: dun zijn is geen verdienste, dik zijn geen falen. En toch viel ik 50 kilo af, de laatste 20 kilo met behulp van medicatie. Ik wil niet meer terug want mijn leven werd makkelijker – maar precies dat wringt. Waarom is hoe we eruitzien een voorwaarde voor respect?

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Vandaag krijgen we een mooie zomerdag met veel zon en landinwaarts vorming van een paar stapelwolken. Het blijft in de hele regio droog. De middagtemperatuur varieert van 22 graden op het strand tot 25 graden in het oosten van de regio.

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Rescuers cry as baby turtles embark on 1400km journey

Rescuers cry as baby turtles embark on 1400km [869 mile] journey. Two turtles are set to be flown 1400 kilometres in a journey that could take them from Western Australia to Madagascar. (After the 1400km flight, the turtles are being released at Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia, it is expected that the turtles will make their way from Ningaloo Reef to Madagascar under their own steam.)

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