New York Times pulls reporters out of Russia
Putin signed a new bill on Friday imposing prison sentences of up to 15 years for those spreading information that goes against the Russian government narrative on the war against Ukraine.
How Can a Business Immigration Lawyer Help With Your Case?
Someone being an immigrant in the U.S. often needs a lawyer when it comes to defending their side in the matters of citizenship or deportation.
Japan freezes assets of Russian officials, oligarchs
Japan has frozen assets of dozens more Russian and Belarusian officials and oligarchs.
Russian Cats Banned By International Body Following Ukraine Invasion
The Federation Internationale Feline (FIFe) has imposed a ban on Russian cats from March 1. The ban is a way of condemning Russias invasion of Ukraine.
Call to Ban All Russia Transactions Resisted by Crypto Exchange Boss
Chief executive and founder of Binance, Changpeng Zhao, said the company was not in a position to sanction, like, populations of people.
Russia wants list of weapons that can never be deployed in Ukraine
Russia is demanding Ukraine demilitarize and write a list of weapons the nation cannot possess. The news comes amid a second round of talks between Russia and Ukraine on Wednesday.
Why The Ukraine War Is Likely to Revolutionize Weapons Development
Let us talk about how the war in Ukraine is likely to change thinking on both offensive and defensive weaponry.
Is the United States the Best Spot for Your “IVF Holiday?”
There is no denying most infertility treatments are time-consuming and stressful experiences.
Google Maps Shuts Down Live Traffic Feature In Ukraine
Google has temporarily shut down Google Maps live traffic and Area Busyness features in Ukraine.
Data-wiping Software Hits Hundreds of Ukraine Computers
A newly discovered piece of destructive software found circulating in Ukraine has hit hundreds of computers, researchers say.