Russia’s development of 5G cellular network coverage is on hold due to the exit of major global telecom providers and constraints posed by government regulations, the Business St. Petersburg news outlet reported Wednesday, citing industry experts. 

Russia’s digital developments ministry earlier this month said it aims to facilitate the 5G network’s

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Natalia Tikhonova was at an anti-war rally in Moscow’s Zaryadye Park, ​​a few hundred meters from the Kremlin, when police detained her. 

“Where are you taking me?” the 30-year-old mother with a young son asked as she was put inside a police van. 

“To improve the gene pool of the nation,” a police officer replied. Tikhonova told The Moscow Times tha

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Germany will halt imports of Russian coal from next month and Russian oil by the end of the year, a top economic aide to German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced amid pressure on European countries to end their dependence on Russian energy following its invasion of Ukraine.

“We will be off Russian coal in a few weeks,” the state-run TASS news agency

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President Vladimir Putinsigned into law Thursday legislation expanding the “foreign agent” label to encompass anyone deemed to have fallen under “foreign influence.”

Russia's registry of “foreign agents,” a name with Soviet-era connotations, lists “politically active” people and organizations that Russian authorities determine to have received forei

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Russian missiles struck Vinnytsia in central Ukraine Thursday, killing at least 20 people including three children, in what President Volodymyr Zelensky called "an open act of terrorism."

The midday attack on the city hundreds of kilometers from the frontlines and invading Russian troops came as EU officials convened in The Hague to discuss war

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Pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine have captured a U.S. citizen for allegedly taking part in pro-Ukrainian rallies, accusations that his friends and family deny, The Guardian reported Wednesday.

Suedi Murekezi, 35, is the third American national known to be held by pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine’s separatist-controlled city of D

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