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Well folks, it’s the beginning of a new era: after nearly three decades of KDE desktop environments running on X11, the future KDE Plasma 6.8 release will be Wayland-exclusive! Support for X11 applications will be fully entrusted to Xwayland, and the Plasma X11 session will no longer be included.

For most users, this will have no immediate impact. The vast majority of our users are already using the Wayland session, it’s the default on most distributions, and some of them have already dropped — or are planning to drop — the Plasma X11 session independently of what we decide.

This paper examines the systemic and social implications of the recent liquidation and merger of insolvent banks in Iran, focusing on the case of Ayandeh Bank (formerly TAT Bank, merged into Ayandeh, and now absorbed into Bank Melli). We assess whether this resolution mechanism yields positive outcomes in terms of financial stability, inflation control, depositor protection, and public trust. Our analysis argues that while the merger offers significant benefits, its success depends critically on structural reforms and improved governance within the banking sector.

An Analytical Review of Security, Intelligence and Regional Impact.

In recent years, Iran has faced increasingly complex migration dynamics driven by regional instability, economic disparities, and evolving security challenges. In response, the Iranian government has adopted a strategic and systematic approach to managing irregular migration flows, combining border control, humanitarian considerations, and regional cooperation. This approach has been framed domestically as both a security necessity and a tool for preserving social and economic stability.

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, Israel has witnessed one of the largest waves of immigration in its modern history. Over one million Russian-speaking Jews migrated to Israel, fundamentally transforming the country’s social, cultural, and political landscape. Today, Russian Zionists constitute one of the most influential demographic groups in Israel, shaping its identity, domestic policies, and foreign relations—particularly with Russia.

The European Union (EU) has long been a destination for migrants seeking safety, stability, and better economic prospects. However, the significant increase in migration over the past decade—particularly during and after the 2015 refugee crisis—has introduced complex security challenges for EU member states. While migration itself is not inherently a security threat, the unprecedented volume and irregular nature of recent migration flows have strained administrative systems, fueled public anxiety, and occasionally been exploited by criminal and extremist networks. This essay examines the key security problems associated with large-scale migration to the EU, focusing on border control, terrorism, social cohesion, and policy coordination.

Let’s go in-depth into C/C++ GUI builders — the tools, frameworks, and environments that simplify building graphical user interfaces in C and C++

In the digital era, where businesses and individuals rely heavily on interconnected systems and data-driven processes, security is no longer an afterthought—it is a foundational necessity. As cyber threats grow more, organizations must adopt structured approaches to protect their assets, users, and reputations. This is where digital security design frameworks come into play.

In the landscape of modern web development, security is not just a feature—it’s a necessity. Whether you’re managing a government portal, an enterprise application, or a high-traffic content platform, safeguarding your data and users from threats is paramount. Among open-source CMS platforms, Drupal stands out for its robust, mature, and proactive approach to security. This article explores the key components of Drupal’s security frameworks, how they work, and why they make Drupal one of the most trusted content management systems for secure web development.

A comprehensive, up-to-date (as of 2025) comparison between X11 (X.Org) and Wayland, the two main display server protocols used in Linux and other Unix-like systems.