https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-asia-47831570/north-korea-state-tv-goes-hi-tech-for-a-day

What's behind North Korean TV's makeover?

Korean Central Television (KCTV), North Korea's state-owned broadcaster, has experimented with a more contemporary look for its main news bulletins, featuring - for a single day only - drone footage, graphics and time-lapse videos.

What’s behind the drive to use modern technology to tell the news?

Presenter: Krassi Twigg

Video: Suniti Singh

https://nypost.com/2019/04/06/queen-elizabeth-plans-to-host-trump-this-summer-report/

Queen Elizabeth is planning to invite President Trump to Britain in June for a state visit — with a trade delegation to follow in September, a report said.

British officials have been secretly negotiating with their US counterparts and are expected to make an announcement in days, the Sunday Times of London reported.

The visit will likely coincide with the 75th anniversery of D-Day.

https://nypost.com/2019/04/06/political-action-committee-behind-ocasio-cortezs-victory-facing-backlash/

Other candidates, including federal senate and congressional hopefuls, who were backed by the group claim that Justice Democrats raised money in their name, and then used the cash to back other progressives, including Ocasio-Cortez, who was on the board of Justice Democrats until recently.

“There was no transparency,” said a campaign worker who volunteered for a candidate for federal senator and did not want to be identified.

“People gave up their damn lives to run and then were stuck with huge bills. Once they [Justice Democrats] got the people recruited, they asked them to sign memos that would specify what percentage of funds raised by the candidates would go to Justice Democrats.”

Justice Democrats did not return repeated requests for comment — and on Saturday, Ocasio-Cortez denied her link to the group.

“Yeah, um, this is a separate PAC, it’s not one that I founded or anything like that,” she told The Post at a constituent event in Woodside.

http://www.spacenewsfeed.com/index.php/news/2950-innoflight-ki-103-end-cryptographic-unit-received-nsa-certification

Innoflight KI-103 End Cryptographic Unit received NSA certification

(4 April 2019 - Innoflight) Innoflight has received confirmation that its KI-103 End Cryptographic Unit (ECU), also known as GNOME, has been certified by the National Security Agency (NSA) for Top Secret and Below (TSAB) COMSEC space missions.

The KI-103 is based on AES-256 encryption technology and provides downlink mission data/telemetry encryption as well as uplink command decryption and authentication services. The KI-103 is compact and low Size, Weight and Power (SWaP), ideal for CubeSats and NanoSats. The KI-103 is delivered with software for efficient key loading/management and allows for the key memory to be reprogrammed just prior to system deployment. The KI-103 also supports Over-The-Air Rekey (OTAR) for further mission flexibility. The KI-103 can be delivered as a standalone unit or integrated with Innoflight’s Software-defined Compact Radios for best integration.