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Roposo is just one of the local social media platforms to benefit from India's ban on Chinese apps

Millions Switch To 'Local TikToks' After India Bans Chinese Apps

Millions switch to 'local TikToks' after India bans Chinese apps

Bitcoin Theft Not A Crime In Russia: Court Denies Victim's Claim For BTC Repayment

Despite the coronavirus putting limitations on official celebrations, Gennadiy Matveyev kept up his long tradition of raising the Russian flag to commemorate victory over Nazi Germany

The victim, who was kidnapped by the defendants two years ago, requested the court to force the criminals to pay all the amount stolen from him, which included 99.7 Bitcoins.

US Virus Cases Smash Daily Record As Global Infections Soar

Passengers from Hungary were among the first to arrive in Corfu after several months of restrictions

US virus cases smash daily record as global infections soar

Russians are voting on constitutional reforms that could make Vladimir Putin president for life

Russian Voters Back Reforms Allowing Putin To Stay Until 2036

Russian voters back reforms allowing Putin to stay until 2036

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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in February 2020, says the Trump administration has raised concerns with Russia over Afghanistan

Pompeo Doesn't Rule Out Inviting Putin To Expanded G7 Summit

Pompeo doesn't rule out inviting Putin to expanded G7 summit

A woman wearing a face mask and gloves feeds pigeons in an almost deserted Marble Arch in London

Lured By Prize Draws, Russians Cast Votes On Putin Reforms

Lured by prize draws, Russians cast votes on Putin reforms

A Long March rocket lifts off from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Xichang in China's southwestern Sichuan province in June 2020

China Eyes July 20-25 Launch For Mars Rover

China eyes July 20-25 launch for Mars rover

Ransomware literally locks you out of your own dataâincluding client data that your business may be legally obligated to protect.

EvilQuest Ransomware Targeting Mac Users Through Pirated Apps

A new ransomware that targets Mac users has been found online, hiding inside a website that shares torrent links.

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden speaks about the unrest across the country from Philadelphia City Hall

Biden Lashes Out At Reporter Asking About His 'Cognitive Decline': 'You’re A Lying Dog Face'

Joe Biden gave his first in-person press conference since March on Tuesday (June 30).

Low-cost airline Wizz Air has been among the most ambitious European carriers in reopening routes

Slow Takeoff For Aviation In Europe

Slow takeoff for aviation in Europe

US troops have been in Afghanistan for nearly 20 years

US Intel Intercepted Electronic Data Showing Russia Paid Taliban Bounty For Killing Americans, Report Says

President Trump has denied being briefed on the issue, saying intelligence officials were split whether information gathered in interrogations was credible.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in March 2020, is pushing the UN Security Council to extend an arms embargo on Iran

Pompeo Faces Opposition In UN Push On Iran Arms Embargo

Pompeo faces opposition in UN push on Iran arms embargo

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in November 2019, has defended "restraint" on Venezuela

Pompeo To UN: Ending Iran Embargo Would Risk Mideast Stability

Pompeo to UN: Ending Iran embargo would risk Mideast stability

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With US Coronavirus Cases Surging, EU Bans American Travelers

The EU will lift restrictions on visitors coming from nations such as Algeria, Canada and New Zealand, but U.S. visitors will be excluded from traveling to the bloc in the near term.

Map of Russia showing fires in Sibera during the last 24 hours

Russian Arctic Sets 'Fantastical' Heat Records: Weather Chief

Russian Arctic sets 'fantastical' heat records: weather chief

Russians began voting last week on the package of constitutional changes proposed by Vladimir Putin, including a reset of presidential term limits

Putin Urges Russians To Vote For Security, Prosperity

Putin urges Russians to vote for security, prosperity

Makeshift polling stations popped up throughout the country last Thursday, when Russians started voting outdoors

On Buses, Benches And Picnic Tables, Russians Vote On Reforms

On buses, benches and picnic tables, Russians vote on reforms

Oil firms are reckoning with the drop in demand and crude prices as lockdowns to contain the coronavirus have hammered economic activity

Shell Says Will Take Up To $22bn Hit From Coronavirus

Energy giant Royal Dutch Shell will take a charge of up to $22 billion due to fallout from coronavirus and collapsing oil prices, it announced Tuesday.

Anti-North Korea leaflets launched from the South included 'dirty, insulting' depictions of leader Kim Jong Un's spouse, Ri Sol Ju (R), Russia's ambassador said

'Dirty' Depiction Of Kim's Wife Outraged NKorea: Russian Envoy

'Dirty' depiction of Kim's wife outraged NKorea: Russian envoy

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the country would spend an additional Aus$1.35 billion ($928 million) on cybersecurity

Australia Ramps Up Cyber Spending After State-backed Attacks

Australia ramps up cyber spending after state-backed attacks

US Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi asked for an interagency briefing for the House of Representatives on "President Trump's inexplicable behavior towards Russia"

White House Says No Intel Consensus On Russia Bounties

White House says no intel consensus on Russia bounties

Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump at a July 2018 summit in Helsinki where Trump controversially acknowledged Putin's denials of election meddling

Once Again, US-Russia Tensions Soar Despite Trump

Once again, US-Russia tensions soar despite Trump

A voter casts a ballot into a mobile ballot box in Moscow during the early vote in a nationwide constitutional referendum that could extend President Vladimir Putin's term

US Says Putin Seeking To Stay In Power For Life

US says Putin seeking to stay in power for life

A New York Times report said Trump had been told about findings that reportedly showed Russia had offered bounties to Taliban-linked militants for killing US troops

Trump Says Spies Deemed Russia-Taliban Intel Not 'Credible'

Trump says spies deemed Russia-Taliban intel not 'credible'

Kremlin critics say the reform vote is a thinly veiled attempt to keep President Putin, 67, in power for life

Russia's Opposition Flounders As Putin Changes Constitution

Russia's opposition flounders as Putin changes constitution

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Mysterious Spike In Radioactivity Over Northern Europe, Accident At Russian Nuclear Plant Suspected

Dutch officials noted that the radioactivity may be coming from a source in Russia, but a spokesperson for Russian nuclear plants has denied this.

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