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Russia Fines Google $374M on Disagreements Over Ukraine War Coverage - Vimarsana News

Russia Fines Google $374M on Disagreements Over Ukraine War Coverage

A Russian court has fined Google over its failure to remove forbidden content related to the Ukrainian war, marking a moment for state-backed censorship on free speech and the free flow of information

Israeli-Russian trade still prospering despite Ukraine War - Vimarsana News

Israeli-Russian trade still prospering despite Ukraine War

How has the war in Ukraine affected Israeli-Russian trade and how have the Jewish state’s communities of Russian speakers from Russia and Ukraine responded to it?

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Three months into Ukraine war, Israeli-Russian commercial relations still prosper - Vimarsana News

Three months into Ukraine war, Israeli-Russian commercial relations still prosper

Despite a few cancellations and financial limitations, Israel remains the only Western country with no sanctions on Russian entities or capital; the value of trade between Israel and Russia reached some $3.5 billion in 2021

The world has synchronized on Russian crypto sanctions - Vimarsana News

The world has synchronized on Russian crypto sanctions

While crypto regulations are still being developed in many countries, the united global sanctions response to Russia’s attack on Ukraine includes crypto to prevent financial loopholes.

Profiting From The Information War: Who Funds Russian Advertising? - Vimarsana News

Profiting From The Information War: Who Funds Russian Advertising?

In the latest episode of our video series on Ukraine and the information war, we hear about how the opacity of adtech is both a blessing and a curse. Tech editor for The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Jasper Jackson and digital consultant Rob Blackie discuss how western companies are engaging in advertising in Russia – both for good and ill.