RT (Russia Today)

A property of the Russian government, RT provides an alternative perspective on major global events, and acquaints an international audience with the Russian viewpoint. With its first international news channel launched in 2005, RT is now a global, round-the-clock news network of nine TV channels, broadcasting news, current affairs, and documentaries, with digital platforms in six languages and sister news agency RUPTLY. Round-the-clock news channels in English, Arabic, Spanish, German, and documentary channel RT Doc, in English and Russian, broadcast from Moscow, while RT America airs from Washington, RT UK from London, and RT France from Paris. Today, RT is available in more than 100 countries spanning five continents.

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Anonymous declare “cyber war” against Russia

Hacker collective ‘Anonymous’ has declared a “cyber war” against Russia, claiming to have disabled several Russian government websites and that of RT. Social media accounts claiming to represent the group announced on Thursday evening that they were “officially in cyber war against the Russian government,” and had taken down dozens of websites in response to the country’s military action …

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Russia may be cut off from SWIFT as part of West’s “spiral of sanctions,” warns foreign ministry

Russian banks may be blocked from using SWIFT, a payment system that enables reliable and secure financial transactions, as part of restrictions against Moscow, in what one official has called a potential “spiral of sanctions.” “It’s no secret that there are threats, primarily from the United States, to disconnect Russia from the SWIFT system,” said Dmitry …

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While Central Bank prepares plans for ‘digital ruble,’ Sber considers launching its own cryptocurrency

After discussing the launch of the digital ruble with local banks, the country’s financial watchdog says it will present a more detailed concept for the national digital currency by summer. The head of the Central Bank of Russia, Elvira Nabiullina, said detailed feedback from the banking community was received. In an October report, the regulator …

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Russians prefer cryptocurrencies over gold, says World Gold Council report

While gold is considered a safe heaven, it is not currently a mainstream investment among Russians, whose money is more likely to go into other options, including cryptocurrencies. Less than one-fifth of Russian investors, or just 16%, own gold and coins, but most are positive towards the idea of investing in the yellow metal, according …

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“Trust nothing:” Russian social network allows users to become anonymous for a day

Russian social media network VKontake has possibly made the dreams of many users come true after it allowed them to remain “anonymous” for a day. The event was dedicated to mark Guy Fawkes Night. “The rules are simple. Everyone can write an anonymous post which will appear on his [VKontakte] friends’ timeline. It would not …

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Kaspersky Lab withdraws antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft in EU & Russia

Moscow-based cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab stated yesterday it would end a lawsuit against Microsoft in Europe and Russia. The US company has agreed to change the way it uses its dominant position in the PC operating system market. “Microsoft has announced today that it is addressing the concerns we recently raised with select governing organizations in Russia …

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Yes to bitcoin! Russian ministry says quasi-money ban may endanger banks, retailers

Russia’s Ministry of Economic Development has reacted negatively to the bill to ban cash equivalents, including electronic money, such as bitcoins. It said the proposed ban could hit major telecom operators, retailers and banks hard. The Ministry of Finance has developed a draft law on the introduction of responsibility for handling cash equivalents after President …

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