Since occupation of Ukraine, Hollywood’s biggest studios stopped releasing movies in Russia, and Netflix stopped its service there. But recently, films of some companies began to be shown illegally in Russian movie theaters. The screenings are reminiscent of the Soviet era, when the only way to watch most Western movies was to access a pirated …
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Mr Hallberg said Ms. Smirnova was “very brave” to leave the Bolshoi because she was leaving not just a company but an institution “which is in her DNA”. Miss Smirnova isn’t the only high-profile artist to leave Russia. On the day the war began, Alexei Ratmansky, the ballet’s leading choreographer and former Bolshoi artistic director, …
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When Twitter put a warning message on top of a Russian government post denying civilian deaths in Bucha, Ukraine, last week, Chinese state media rushed to defend it. “The statement by @mfa_russia on #Bucha has been censored on Twitter,” wrote Frontline, a Twitter account associated with China’s official English-language broadcaster CGTN. An article in the …
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President Biden warned on Monday that Russia is exploring the possibility of potential cyberattacks against the United States in retaliation for the economic penalties imposed on Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine. In a statement days before traveling to Brussels for a NATO summit, Mr. Biden encouraged private sector companies in the US to strengthen …
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British satellite internet company OneWeb, which canceled rocket launches with Russia after its invasion of Ukraine, is turning to SpaceX to send broadband satellites into space. The alliance, announced by OneWeb on Monday, is unusual because SpaceX is currently OneWeb’s primary competitor in the market for high-speed internet beaming from orbit to users on the …
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Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine It will have to wait longer for the World Health Organization’s decision on emergency use against the coronavirus. A WHO official said Wednesday that the organization had to delay the evaluation process for the vaccine because of the difficulties posed by Russia. occupation of Ukraine. “We had to go to inspections …
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Many international businesses in technology and other sectors, stop working in Russia After the occupation of Ukraine. It is unclear how long the institutional solidarity to isolate Russia will last. Just look at past crises. in 2018Saudi Arabian agents killed and dismembered Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, which led to the rapid condemnation of the …
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OneWeb, a partially British government-owned satellite internet company, has canceled an upcoming satellite launch using a Russian rocket and suspended all future launches based in Russia, the company said on Thursday, emerging from a tense public stalemate with Russia’s space agency Roscosmos. later announced. Also on Thursday, Roscosmos announced that it would stop selling rocket …
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OneWeb, a partially British government-owned satellite internet company, has canceled an upcoming satellite launch using a Russian rocket and suspended all future launches based in Russia, the company said on Thursday, emerging from a tense public stalemate with Russia’s space agency Roscosmos. later announced. Also on Thursday, Roscosmos announced that it would stop selling rocket …
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They said that the friendship of countries has no borders. Given that the leaders met a few weeks before the invasion, it is understandable to conclude that China should have known better about the Kremlin’s plans. But growing evidence suggests that the echo chamber of China’s foreign policy establishment may have misled not only the …
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According to nuclear experts and the International Atomic Energy Agency, an arm of the United Nations, the failed Chernobyl nuclear power plant in northern Ukraine and the country’s 15 operating reactors were safe and sound during the Russian invasion. sets safety standards It works for the world’s nuclear reactors and inspects them for compliance. “The …
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According to nuclear experts and the International Atomic Energy Agency, an arm of the United Nations, the failed Chernobyl nuclear power plant in northern Ukraine and the country’s 15 operating reactors were safe and sound during the Russian invasion. sets safety standards It works for the world’s nuclear reactors and inspects them for compliance. “The …
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