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Russia Was Behind Cyber ​​Attack Until Ukraine War, Investigation

[ad_1] Officials in the United States and Ukraine have long believed that Russia was responsible For the cyber-attack on Viasat, but had not officially “linked” the incident to Russia. While US officials drew conclusions long ago, they wanted European countries to take the lead, as the attack had significant repercussions in Europe, but not in …

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Your Friday Briefing: Russia Doubles Up

[ad_1] Good Morning. We cover Russia’s escalating bombing campaigns, WHO’s revised Covid deaths, and the sandstorms ravaging Iraq. Russia’s brutal repression in Mariupol Russian forces tried to destroy last pocket of resistance According to the estimates of the Ukrainian authorities, at the Azovstal steelworks in Mariupol, Ukraine, about 200 civilians met with the fighters. A …

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Russia Banned from Women’s European Championship and 2023 World Cup

[ad_1] Russia was expelled from the European women’s soccer championship this summer and banned from participating in the 2023 Women’s World Cup on Monday, deepening the sporting isolation from the country’s invasion of Ukraine. UEFA, the governing body of European football, announced its decisions on Monday. In addition to banning the Russian team from the …

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Russia Banned from Women’s European Championship and 2023 World Cup

[ad_1] Russia was expelled from the European women’s soccer championship this summer and banned from participating in the 2023 Women’s World Cup on Monday, deepening the sporting isolation from the country’s invasion of Ukraine. UEFA, the governing body of European football, announced its decisions on Monday. In addition to banning the Russian team from the …

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Russia Uses Cyber ​​Attacks in Ukraine to Support Military Attacks,

[ad_1] WASHINGTON — Weeks after the outbreak of war in Ukraine, American officials wondered about the seemingly missing weapon: Russia’s powerful cyber arsenal that many experts expect to be used in the opening hours of an invasion to bring down Ukraine’s power grid, fry the cell phone system, and President Volodymyr Zelensky’ separate it from …

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A Nightmare, Dystopian Russia Designed. Afraid to Live Now

[ad_1] Over the past 40 years, the work of Vladimir Sorokin has pierced almost every conceivable political and social taboo in Russia. His novel “Blue Lard”, which features a striking sex scene between clones of Stalin and Khrushchev, has launched a criminal investigation for allegedly selling pornography. Pro-Kremlin activists accused him of promoting cannibalism and …

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Boston Marathon Blocks Runners from Russia and Belarus

[ad_1] Runners from Russia and Belarus will not be allowed to compete in the Boston Marathon this month – another example of the countries’ deepening isolation over Ukraine’s occupation, race organizers said on Wednesday. “Like many people around the world, we were horrified and outraged by what we saw and learned from the news in …

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Is Russia Leaving the International Space Station? Not really.

[ad_1] The head of Russia’s space agency said on Saturday that he would present a proposal to the Russian government to end cooperation on the International Space Station program. Dimitry Rogozin, managing director of Roscosmos, the state agency that oversees Russia’s space program, accused Western nations’ sanctions after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine of jeopardizing cooperation …

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Russia and Ukraine are the subject of this director for a long time

[ad_1] Scenes of German and Soviet soldiers taking over Ukraine “Babi Yar: Context” by Sergei Loznitsa Inevitably, it brings to mind the current Russian occupation of the country. A Ukrainian filmmaker who grew up in the Soviet Union, Loznitsa has been recording the past and present in Ukraine and Russia for over two decades, reviewing …

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How the war turned the lives of climate activists in Russia upside down

[ad_1] Raising climate awareness under an authoritarian government is lonely and dangerous. But Arshak Makichyan, a young activist from Russia, deeply believed in this. For years, he stood alone in Moscow’s squares, carrying banners to protest climate inaction, speaking at conferences and building a social media following. He was detained several times by the police. …

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OPEC and Russia to Meet as War Loses Oil Market in Ukraine

[ad_1] Last month, oil markets were rocked by a war that caused a price jump and threatened a critical deficit in crude oil and other petroleum products. But analysts aren’t expecting much action as many of the world’s biggest oil producers meet via teleconference on Thursday to discuss supply. Officials from OPEC and Russia are …

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Extensive Surveillance Remains as Nokia Withdraws from Russia

[ad_1] nokia said it will be this month Stop their sales in Russia and condemned occupation of Ukraine. But the Finnish company didn’t mention what it left behind: equipment and software that connects the government’s most powerful digital surveillance tool to the country’s largest telecommunications network. The vehicle was used to track supporters of Russian …

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