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Saudi Cabinet approves new regulations on surveillance cameras

Saudi Cabinet approves new regulations on surveillance cameras

  • Public areas of hotels and residential buildings, as well as sport clubs and stadia, and mosques mong buildings required to install systems
  • The Kingdom’s Ministry of Interior, Presidency of State Security and Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority to implement regulations
By Arab News ·
Israel accuses Chinese state TV of ‘blatant antisemitism’

Israel accuses Chinese state TV of ‘blatant antisemitism’

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Thai mall shooting survivors tracked killer via CCTV

Thai mall shooting survivors tracked killer via CCTV

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FIFA extends media rights in China to CCTV until 2022

FIFA extends media rights in China to CCTV until 2022

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