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In a worldwide war of words, Russia, China and Iran back Hamas
Iran, Russia and, to a lesser degree, China have used state media and the world's major social networking platforms to support Hamas and undercut Israel, while denigrating Israel's principal ally, the United States.
10 Best ASUS Routers for Seamless and Secure Connectivity
ASUS offers a variety of wireless routers for every requirement. There is an ASUS router for you, regardless of your needs or environment, whether they are for home use, gaming and streaming, or anything else. Take a look at our picks for 10 of the best ASUS routers in India.
BRICS leaders to discuss sustainable payment mechanism: Russian Foreign Ministry
BRICS nations may discuss the establishment of long-term payment systems for cross-border commerce at next month's summit in Johannesburg, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry. The organisation has been seeking to move away from the US dollar in mutual trade, as the de-dollarisation trend has accelerated following sanctions which have impacted the bloc. Restricted convertibility and higher volatility than the US dollar have hindered the use of national currencies in cross-border commerce, according to the ministry.
Tweets become harder to believe as labels change meaning
Elon Musk's decision to stop giving check marks to people and groups verified to be who they said they were, and instead offering them to anyone who paid for one, is the latest tumult at Twitter, the social media giant he has vowed to remake since he acquired it last year for $44 billion.
Word war: In Russia-Ukraine war, information became a weapon
The online fight has played out on computer screens and smartphones around the globe as Russia used disinformation, propaganda and conspiracy theories to justify its invasion, silence domestic opposition and sow discord among its adversaries.
Russia FM Sergey Lavrov visits Egypt, part of Africa trip amid Ukraine war
Lavrov landed in Cairo late Saturday, the first leg of his Africa trip that will also include stops in Ethiopia, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, according to Russia’s state-run RT television network.
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What it was like to work for Russian state television
RT America officially began in 2014, but like most basic information about the network - its ownership, editorial leadership, audience size and budget - the details are fuzzy. It was the outgrowth of Russia Today, a state-owned English-language television network established in 2005.
Digital curtain descends on Russia
Since Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine began on February 24, more than 340 companies have announced complete or partial withdrawals from Russia, including most of the world’s biggest technology firms.
Russia TV disappears from Tata Play, Dish TV
The message on the TV screen of the DTH players read, "This channel is temporarily unavailable from the broadcaster due to a technical failure. Service will resume shortly."
Russia blocks Facebook, accusing it of restricting access to Russian media
The regulator, Roskomnadzor, said there had been 26 cases of discrimination against Russian media by Facebook since October 2020, including restrictions in recent days on state-backed channels like RT and the RIA news agency.
US 'certainly aware' of Imran Khan's Moscow visit, says position on Russia communicated to Pakistan
Pakistan's ties with Russia have moved past the bitter Cold War hostilities in recent years and the chill in the relations between Pakistan and the US has further pushed the country towards Russia and China.
Pakistan PM Imran Khan says he would like to have TV debate with PM Modi to resolve differences
"I would love to debate with Narendra Modi on TV," Khan said in response to a question.
What pushed CXOs to the edge in Covid world; Over 100 senior execs quit since April 2020
ETAuto attempts to find out what prompted the OEMs to make such changes in senior management roles and to bring out a list of over 100 managerial rejigs since the first lockdown.
The rise of startup advisors and micro ecommerce sites
Homegrown startups such as Zoomcar and Wakefit.co are hiring top talent from India and around the world to help them unlock the next level of growth.
Manufacturing companies get ready to vaccinate employees at plants, offices
Top officials said the companies are working out the modalities on conducting the vaccination drive in their offices or factory premises. As a second wave of Coronavirus is sweeping across the country companies plan to vaccinate their employees who are eligible as per government norms at the earliest.
Anatomy of a conspiracy: With COVID-19, China took leading role
A nine-month investigation of state-sponsored disinformation conducted in collaboration with the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Research Lab, shows how a rumor that the U.S. created the virus that causes COVID-19 was weaponized by the Chinese government, spreading from the dark corners of the Internet to millions across the globe.
China tests latest submarine-launched ballistic missile: Report
The scheduled test was normal, China's Ministry of National Defence said on Thursday, when asked about the alleged test launch of a JL-3 submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) on June 2.
Russia conducts search ops for Indians caught in Kerch Strait accident
At least 10 sailors have died in the incident, while 12 were rescued and 9 are still missing.
Internet users to experience network difficulties in the next 48 hours: Report
The maintenance work to be undertaken by the ICANN will help protect the internet's address book popularly known as the Domain Name System (DNS).
Market Movers: All eyes on RBI, fuel economics hit, short-term rate in focus
The government’s gross direct tax collection rose 16.7% to Rs 5.47 lakh crore.
Twitter bans ads from Russia Today and Sputnik, cites election meddling
Twitter, Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google have all recently detected that suspected Russian operatives used their platforms last year to purchase ads and post content that was politically divisive.
Hollywood's hot new job: Startup investment specialist
The whole era of celebrity investing is maturing. "I wouldn't call it sexy anymore," says entertainment attorney Kevin Yorn, referring to the days when stars like Ashton Kutcher made a killing by investing in Uber and Airbnb. "It's just part of our business now."
Power couples on Twitter and Instagram
Thanks to the limitless opportunities for self-promotion, each member of a power couple can now serve as the other’s best publicist.
2012: The year social media came of age in India
The unbridling of the power of the social media was undoubtedly a top, if not no. 1, trend of 2012 in India. In many cases, it set the agenda of public discourse.
Tech wars take Microsoft, Apple and Amazon out of their comfort zones
The world's tech giants are fighting battles that are taking them out of their comfort zones. That's great for consumers. Also, enjoy the snafus.
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