A cut internet cable on Russia’s doorstep raises the prospect of more sabotage
It’s the latest incident in which cables carrying vital internet data have been damaged.
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Australia may hold the key to happier home buying
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This stat shows why Netflix could raise prices again — soon
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Russia wants its pro-war bloggers to identify themselves by 2025. Only about 10% of its top channels are complying, analysis says.
Ten of the top 82 pro-government Telegram channel discussing politics have registered a month before the deadline, per independent Russian media.