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| - | Ramshackle public services and deep economic difficulties continue to hamper people's daily lives in Mosul and elsewhere in Iraq<br> Five years after it emerged from the Islamic State group's jihadist rule, Iraq's once thriving cultural centre of Mosul has regained a semblance of normalcy despite sluggish reconstruction efforts.<br> However, like in much of oil-rich but war-ravaged Iraq, ramshackle public services and deep economic difficulties continue to hamper people's daily lives.<br> Ghazwan Turki is just one of Mosul's many residents who struggle to make ends meet in the former IS stronghold, where the jihadists declared the establishment of a "caliphate" in 2014.<br> Mosul urgently needs "job opportunities for families that have no income, to improve their living conditions", Turki said.<br> The father of 12 and aged in his 40s, who lived for years in displacement camps, juggles shifts as a taxi driver and different odd jobs.<br> "We have to borrow money and get into debt to cover half of our family's needs," said Turki, who shares a single-storey house with his brother.<br> While acknowledging "progress" in rebuilding efforts, he described "overcrowded schools, where there are 60 or 70 students to a classroom".<br> Signs of reconstruction dot the city of 1.5 million, with workers constructing a new bridge, and cafes and restaurants buzzing<br> Iraqi forces with the help of a US-led coalition wrested back Mosul in July 2017 after gruelling street fighting, and Iraq claimed victory over IS on December 9 that year.<br> Signs of reconstruction dot the city of 1.5 million, with workers constructing a new bridge, and cafes and restaurants buzzing.<br> But many buildings and public hospitals are still in ruins, and in the Old City, some areas are still just piles of rubble.<br> - 'Lack of jobs' -<br> Mosul, Iraq's second city, has historically been among the Arab world's most culturally significant settlements -- a hub for trade and home to mosques, churches, shrines, tombs and libraries.<br> Mosul, Iraq's second city, has historically been among the Arab world's most culturally significant settlements<br> Today, in the wider Nineveh province, a third of people are estimated to be unemployed and 40 percent live in poverty, according to local authorities.<br> The Norwegian Refugee Council, which has provided aid to some 100,000 Mosul residents, has noted "rising unemployment, high dropout rates (at schools), and limited economic opportunities across the city".<br> NRC's communication coordinator Noor Taher said that although reconstruction continues, many people are particularly worried about "under-resourced schools, overstretched teachers and lack of jobs".<br> The International Rescue Committee says that "economic conditions in Mosul remain dire for many families".<br> An IRC survey of over 400 homes reported "an alarming spike" in child labour rates, with around 90 percent of families sending at least one minor to work and some three-quarters toiling in "informal and dangerous roles" such as construction, or litter and scrap metal collection.<br> Mayor Amin al-Memari said the city was working on several "strategic projects", but funding remained a key obstacle.<br> Today, in the wider Nineveh province, a third of people are estimated to be unemployed and 40 percent live in poverty, according to local authorities<br> Despite the construction of about 350 schools in just two years, Mosul still needs 1,000 more to end the "chokehold" in education, Memari added.<br> There is also "a significant shortage in the health sector," he said, with more hospitals needed, including with oncology and cardiovascular surgery departments.<br> "Before, we had all of this in Mosul," Memari said.<br> - 'Spirit of Old Mosul' -<br> In Mosul's war-damaged Old City -- only steps from the iconic Al-Nuri mosque, where former IS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi made his only confirmed public appearance -- Bytna ("Our Home") cafe is busy.<br> The Bytna cafe opened in 2018, and also hosts musical performances and art events<br> But when co-founder Bandar Ismail opened it in 2018, people were sceptical.<br> "We tried to revive the spirit of Old Mosul by opening this cafe, to attract residents and draw them back to this neighbourhood," 26-year-old Ismail said.<br> "At first... people mocked us and said 'who will come here?' 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But the network relies on an addressing system called the domain name system, or DNS, which includes directories that help route data like email and web requests where it needs to g No single government, business, organization or individual controls all the computers and pipelines making up the internet.
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Control over the DNS mostly amounts to deciding what gets included in those directories. It has nothing to do, though, with what websites publish. For instance, can a Google critic register google-sucks.org, or does Google get first dibs?
What about creating a domain name suffix just for porn sites? All it does is make sure your browser can find those site
GSA handles day-to-day management of which government websites can use the suffix. Though the lawsuit claims that GSA decisions are submitted to ICANN for approval, that isn't the cas Commerce and ICANN have delegated control of the ".gov" suffix to the U.S. General Services Administration.
government insisted that businesses, academics and other parties also get seats at the table. ICANN already had such a multi-party approach. agreed in June to relinquish control to ICANN after the organization created additional mechanisms to resolve dispute
'The way those vehicles have collided into the stationary cars, has impacted with the two pedestrians who were out on the road exchanging details and unfortunately those two people have been killed,' he said.
A man was killed after his van hit a wall at Frenchs Forest about 3.15am on Saturday, a 70-year-old woman was killed in Goulburn about 6pm on Friday, and a 54-year-old died in Moruya after crashing his motorbike.
(One common charge: It took too long to permit domain names in languages other than English.) And many countries believe that as long as the U. ICANN has taken its share of complaints over the years, often for being slow to adapt as the internet grew.
Plans to privatize control of these functions by transferring them to a nonprofit oversight organization have been in the works since the late 1990 has been in charge of the DNS system for more than three decades.
'One of the things that we've seen time and time again on the road is people's inattention causes collisions. And even a minor collision can result in an absolute tragedy, and people can lose their lives.
In fact, few people would even know about the transition were it not for the noise from Capitol Hil The directories themselves aren't changing, and people don't interact directly with domain names as often in the era of Google searches, phone apps and Facebook links.
Donald Trump also came out in support of Cruz, his one-time rival for the GOP presidential nomination. Their efforts failed, though, as budget negotiators left out the transition ba Ironically, those wanting the U.S.
to maintain its oversight role includes a group called Americans for Limited Government.
But ICANN also has a boss at the U.S.
Commerce Departmen Since 1998, an organization called the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers has overseen the directories, mostly by setting rules and creating mechanisms for settling disputes.
