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The law - passed by parliament on 13 October - introduces prison sentences of up to 3 years in prison for 'disseminating misleading information'. It has been widely condemned as an attempt to silence public criticism and debate ahead of the 2023 elections.
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China’s Internet censors try a new trick: Revealing users’ locations
Putin reconsidering before a massive loss of life and big impact on the russian people as well. >> take me on the ground inside ukraine for a moment. i know you tracked this a lot closer than i do, but the broader efforts by the west to combat these efforts on a global scale, what is being done on the ground to combat disinformation, if anything? >> yeah. well, ukraine is one of the more advanced countries in dealing with disinformation because they have been dealing with it for the past eight years and then before that during their early independence on the soviet period. so they invested in ...
Deputy foreign ministers of Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania – Mykola Tochytskyi, Marcin Przydacz, and Mantas Adomėnas – discussed the security situation in the region during a meeting within the Lublin Triangle in Lutsk on December 12. — Ukrinform.