Charles Dharapak - staff, AP FILE - Dressed in Korean traditional "durumagi" silk robes, APEC leaders pose for an official group photo in Busan, South Korea, Nov. 19, 2005. From left are Japan's Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto; South Korea President Kim Young-sam; Philippines President Fidel Ramos; Canada's Prime Minister Jean Chretien; Malaysia's Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad; Mexico's President Ernesto Zedillo; New Zealand Prime Minister Jim Bolger; Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Bill Skate; Singapore Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong; Koo Chen-fu of Taiwan; Thai Prime Minister Chuan Leekpai; U.S. President Bill Clinton. Kimimasa Mayama - pool, REUTERS POOL FILE - U.S. President George W. Bush, center top row, smiles with other leaders during a group photo session of the APEC summit in Bangkok, Thailand. From left; South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun, Australian Prime Minister John Howard, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, U.S. President George W. Bush, Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Mexican President Vicente Fox and Thailand Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. It looks like Thailand doesn’t plan on reviving the shirts this year at the upcoming APEC summit in Bangkok.

ı ı ıSuch as one time when an American was teaching at a Bavarian boarding school. On one Saturday evening, the teacher, who lived in a dorm with pupils, forgot to lock the door to his dorm room. The dorm room of the boy and his roommate was next to the teacher’s dorm room. ı ı ıWhat the teacher didn’t know on this evening was that he wasn’t alone in the building. ı ı ıThe teacher never told anyone else in the school, or even in the country, this story.

At High Point Market, Designers Today editor Andrea Lillo gave Home Accents Today‘s Allison Zisko the three-minute scoop on how interior designers are approaching the category and how customization offers them more options for clients accustomed to comparison shopping online. Editor-in-Chief Allison Zisko first joined HFN in 1998 and spent many years covering the tabletop category before widening her scope to all home furnishings. In her current role, she oversees all aspects of HFN, including its print and digital products, and represents the brand at home and abroad through presentations, panel discussions and HFN’s podcast, The Inside Scoop.

After years of research, development, and investment in both new generation hardware and software/content tools from industry leaders like Sony, today's robust digital signage solutions are not the simple airport-style systems of the past. Rapid advances in the evolution of API's (application programming interface), new display technologies, cloud-based content management systems, and IoT- and AI- enabled systems have ushered in a revolution in digital signage. Today's systems – when designed and executed carefully – bring new generation functionality, flexibility, and stunning imagery to common space digital content in every application. And even as these new developments have brought new and better tools to the hardware and software side, best practices are now emerging on the planning, deployment, and maintenance side of digital signage rollouts. Good timing – because as workplaces and public spaces return to normal, the new "normal" now includes the need to use the digital tools available today to go way beyond yesterday's simple "signage" and toward purpose-driven AV-based messaging and interactive ecosystems that evolve with the organization.

The 444th Brigade of the Libyan army says it arrested three outlaws involved in smuggling activities after an encounter in the middle of the desert. In a statement Wednesday, the brigade said that a desert force under its command incircled the gang between the dunes in the middle of the desert and arrested them after an exchange of fire. It confirmed the recovery of two vehicles, some weapons, and ammunition, indicating that the operation comes as part of its efforts to curb the smuggling and human trafficking phenomenon.

India committed to support Libya to seek lasting peace & stabilityPolitical process in Libya should be fully Libyan-led & Libyan-owned with no imposition or external interference: Ambassador @ruchirakamboj@IndEmbTripoli @IndiaUNNewYorkRead here: https://t.co/HkX4tQuxHL pic.twitter.com/MdHzbwCT4s— Prasar Bharati News Services & Digital Platform (@PBNS_India) November 10, 2022(SocialLY brings you all the latest breaking news, viral trends and information from social media world, including Twitter, Instagram and Youtube. The above post is embeded directly from the user's social media account and LatestLY Staff may not have modified or edited the content body. The views and facts appearing in the social media post do not reflect the opinions of LatestLY, also LatestLY does not assume any responsibility or liability for the same.)

Local sources from Benghazi confirmed the death of an employee of the South Benghazi Court named, Salem Al-Abdali, who is 30 years old and father of three children, after he was attacked with a machete on Tuesday evening. The sources pointed out that the citizen was attacked after colliding with a car driven by a number of outlaws who rushed to attack him in front of his wife and children. According to his family, Al-Abdali died of massive brain hemorrhaging in the emergency department of Al-Jalaa Hospital.

Last Friday, VR Therapies (virtual reality) gained capital to scale its immersive physical healthcare program for senior living communities in Northampton, UK. VR Therapies’ physical fitness program looks to assist elderly individuals with dementia, Parkinson’s, and other long-term health conditions. The representative also explained that VR Therapies would deliver more fitness programs, with Northamptonshire Sports, across the UK. VR for Senior Living CommunitiesStateside, immersive firms like RendeverFit provide senior living communities with a physical therapy plan that offers a hub for users to access VR games, visuals, and experiences. Additionally, RendeverFit streams instructions through immersive fitness experts that guides senior living groups through movements.

Operation IRINI has said it confiscated dozens of military vehicles shipped to Libya on board a Dutch-flagged commercial ship on October 11, without disclosing the receiving party. The European Union Naval Force, established in March 2020 to monitor the UN arms embargo on Libya, said in its recent report on Wednesday that this was the second time IRINI seized a cargo in implementation of the UN Security Council Resolution in less than three months. "One of the European military vessels operating in the Central Mediterranean Sea for Operation IRINI detected the ship on its way to Libya. Upon Operation IRINI’s request... the Netherlands, as the ship’s flag state, gave its consent without delay for the inspection and on 11 October, a boarding team was sent on board to verify the nature of those vehicles. The report indicated that the ship was diverted to a European port, where a UN Panel of Experts investigated the cargo before the vehicles were disembarked and stored ashore.

‘PUTIN’S CHEF'Prigozhin and Putin go way back, with both born in Leningrad, what is now known as St. Petersburg. He also organized catering for Kremlin events for several years — earning him the nickname “Putin's chef” — and has provided catering and utility services to the Russian military. In 2017, opposition figure and corruption fighter Alexei Navalny accused Prigozhin's companies of breaking antitrust laws by bidding for some $387 million in Defense Ministry contracts. But in September, he acknowledged being the founder of Wagner in a social media statement released by his companies' press service. Some media reports suggested Prigozhin’s influence on Putin is growing and he is after a prominent political post.

“The holding of acceptable and fair elections in Libya requires an executive authority capable of extending its power over the whole country backed by a unified supervisory authority, which requires speeding up the unification of sovereign positions,” said the head of the State Council, Khaled Al-Mashri. The statements of the leader in the Muslim Brotherhood group came during a meeting with the US ambassador to Libya, Richard Norland, in Tripoli, where the two sides discussed the political crisis in the country in light of the presence of two governments, according to a statement by Al-Mashri media office. For his part, Norland affirmed his country’s support for “everything that would expedite the completion of the electoral elections in a proper manner and acceptable to the political parties in Libya,” the statement added.

Only one Nigerian football club, Rivers United, remain in the hunt for a continental title. The Stanley Eguma-led side progressed to the CAF Confederation Cup group stage with a 6-1 aggregate victory over Libyan side Al Nasr SC on Wednesday night. The Port Harcourt-based side drew 1-1 with Al Nasr SC, after taking a 5-0 into the second leg. After a barren half hour, Al Nasr broke the deadlock through Abdulsalam Al Fitouri who went past Rivers United’s goalkeeper, Seidu Mutawakilu, in the 39th minute but Rivers United cancelled the lead with Nyima Nwagua’s strike in the 57th minute. Before Rivers United took to the pitch, their compatriots, Plateau United, suffered an embarrassing loss to another Libyan opponent, Al Akhdar.

United Nations published this video item, entitled “Libya: lack of belief in justice & peace but not “mission impossible”-ICC Security Council Briefing” – below is their description. There is this sentiment that we heard it all before: “What is the international community doing? What is the ICC doing? We talk about justice, but we do not see it, and we don’t feel it.” One survivor said, “We keep hearing about justice; we keep hearing about the ICC. This strengthened the office’s ability to address practical, logistical, and security challenges associated with the investigation in a flexible manner.”United Nations YouTube Channel

The row centers on the Ocean Viking, a charity ship that has sailed away from Sicilian waters toward France after unsuccessfully waiting for permission to dock in Italy since late October. Italian leaders have claimed that France is ready to accept the migrants, but Paris has warned that the ship was in Italian waters and branded the refusal to let her dock "unacceptable". It did not single out Italy or France by name, but noted the "clear and unequivocal" legal obligation to rescue distressed persons at sea. In June, around a dozen EU countries, including France, agreed to take in migrants who arrive in Italy and other main entry points. So far this year, 164 asylum seekers have been moved from Italy to other nations in the bloc that have volunteered to accept them.

Nigerian club Plateau United crashed out of the CAF Confederation Cup on Wednesday with a late collapse in Libya costing them a group place. Plateau, downgraded to the Confederation Cup after losing to Esperance Tunis in the CAF Champions League last month, looked set to win the play-off when trailing 1-0 on 85 minutes. Berkane, who reached three of the last four Confederation Cup finals and won two, were held 0-0 by Tunisian visitors US Monastir and lost the tie 1-0 on aggregate. Former African champions Club Africain would have fancied their chances of making the 16-team group draw after forcing a 0-0 draw against Young Africans in Tanzania last week. Story continuesRecord three-time Confederation Cup winners Sfaxien trailed ASKO Kara 2-1 after the first leg, but few gave the Togolese any hope of surviving the return match.