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As the year draws to a close, Russia’s motley landscape of civil rights defenders, election monitors, environmental campaigners, anti-war activists and others is more beleaguered than ever before.  Confronted with the increasingly oppressive machinery of the Russian state, scores of activists and the organizations to which they belong have gone into survival mode, with many forced into exile abroad, where they strive to continue their work.  The first year of Russia’s invasion saw an explo...

Many of the 'Sniper' movies are streaming on Netflix — here's how to watch the film series in order.

UNICRI Centre for AI and Robotics, Ministry of Interior of the UAE launched AI for Safer Children initiative in combating online child sexual exploitation and abuse.

As the world’s attention remains fixated on the war in Ukraine and the constant intrigue of Kremlin politics, it is easy to overlook what has been happening in Russia's regions.

Projections indicate a 60 percent increase in ransomware attacks next year, but its not all doom and gloom.

Projections indicate a 60 percent increase in ransomware attacks next year, but its not all doom and gloom.

Imagine how tired an infantryman would be after walking a mile or two, with his weapon and all his ammunition, just to get close enough to begin his assault.

Over the last three months Russia have suffered troop losses of 70,620, according to Ukraines General Staff.

Projections indicate a 60 percent increase in ransomware attacks next year, but its not all doom and gloom.

Russian forces on the Dnipro’s left bank so far haven’t been able to push the Ukrainian marine corps out of Krynky.