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Russian flag raised in villages of Arkhanhelske and Kotlyarivka, Donetsk Oblast - Vimarsana News

Russian flag raised in villages of Arkhanhelske and Kotlyarivka, Donetsk Oblast

Russian forces seized the villages of Arkhanhelske and Kotlyarivka in the Pokrovsk district, Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk Oblast, and reached the administrative boundaries of the town of Ocheretyne, according to the updated war tracking map from DeepState monitoring portal.

Source: yahoo.com
Open Map to be developed by Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and TomTom to rival Google and Apple - Vimarsana News

Open Map to be developed by Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and TomTom to rival Google and Apple

Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and TomTom have announced that they are collaborating on a jointly released open map dataset meant for developers to

Big Tech coalition challenges Google and Apple's monopoly on mapping services - Vimarsana News

Big Tech coalition challenges Google and Apple's monopoly on mapping services

Google and Apple currently dominate the standard map services for Android and iOS devices. End users can use their smartphone's embedded mapping app to navigate the world...

Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft team up to take on Google Maps - Vimarsana News

Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft team up to take on Google Maps

The Overture Maps Foundation releases its first map dataset as it looks to power the next generation of open map data.

Policy Research Working Paper series publication roundup for November 1 - Vimarsana News

Policy Research Working Paper series publication roundup for November 1

This blog is a biweekly feature highlighting recent working papers from around the World Bank Group. It introduces four papers published from November 1 to November 15 on various topics, including deforestation, governance, and gender-based discrimination.