News / MN Newsletter // March 04

March 04, 2019

Russia Ukraine Hundred days in Russian captivity: Ombudsperson demands release of Ukrainian POW sailors - UNIAN Inside Russia's propaganda train of 'Syrian war trophies' - Task & Purpose UNIAN: Russia planning to disrupt elections in Ukraine - Kyiv Post Russia planning to disrupt elections in Ukraine – OSINT group - UNIAN Ukraine's Tymoshenko: 'Gas Princess', Prisoner, and Next President? - U.S. News & World Report Hundred days in Russian captivity: Ombudsperson demands release of Ukrainian POW sailors - UNIAN UNIAN Hundred days in Russian captivity: Ombudsperson demands release of Ukrainian POW sailorsUkraine is calling on the Russian Federation to comply with the norms of international humanitarian law, in particular, the 1949 Geneva Convention. Read More Inside Russia's propaganda train of 'Syrian war trophies' - Task & Purpose Task & Purpose Editor's Note: This article originally appeared on Radio Free Europe/Radio Free Liberty. KURSK, Russia -- When a trainload of tanks, guns, and other military hardware supposedly seized from the Syrian battlefields pulled up at Kursk railway station on a cloudy afternoon this week, a jubilant crowd was there to greet it. Read More UNIAN: Russia planning to disrupt elections in Ukraine - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post 2019 Presidential Election UNIAN: Russia planning to disrupt elections in Ukraine Published March 4 at 11:50 am An elderly woman votes at home on Nov. 11, 2015, during local elections in Kyiv. Read More Russia planning to disrupt elections in Ukraine – OSINT group - UNIAN UNIAN Russia planning to disrupt elections in Ukraine – OSINT groupOne of the options on the table is claiming that election officials are "not allowing people to vote after they present their IDP IDs." The focus will be on regions bordering with the occupied territories, the central part of Ukraine, and the City of Kyiv. Read More Ukraine's Tymoshenko: 'Gas Princess', Prisoner, and Next President? - U.S. News & World Report U.S. News & World Report Leader of opposition Batkivshchyna party and presidential candidate Yulia Tymoshenko attends an interview with Reuters in Kiev, Ukraine February 28, 2019. REUTERS/Gleb GaranichReuters Read More

Top News Credit wary Kenyans rushed to Google to search how to pay Tala loans - Nairobi News 'Ok Google' voice match feature won't unlock your Android smartphones now, here's why - Times of India How Stupid Does Google Think We Are? Nest Privacy Fiasco is Flat-Out Insulting - CCN Here's why the US is terrified of one Chinese company controlling the world's 5G networks - Business Insider To Woo a Skeptical Trump, Intelligence Chiefs Talk Economics Instead of Spies - The New York Times Credit wary Kenyans rushed to Google to search how to pay Tala loans - Nairobi News Nairobi News The risk of being blacklisted by the Credit Reference Bureau poses a big threat to Kenyans who are increasingly relying on instant, unsecured mobile loans to get by tough financial times. Read More 'Ok Google' voice match feature won't unlock your Android smartphones now, here's why - Times of India Times of India Google last year axed its ‘Voice Match’ feature that was used by users to unlock their Android smartphones. The search giant later in CES 2019 announced this feature for all the Android devices. Read More How Stupid Does Google Think We Are? Nest Privacy Fiasco is Flat-Out Insulting - CCN CCN Google has become the latest tech giant to admit that it had screwed up when it comes to doing something suspect related to one of its devices and users’ privacy. Google’s Nest home alarm products are embedded with a microphone that was not disclosed to the buyer. Read More Here's why the US is terrified of one Chinese company controlling the world's 5G networks - Business Insider Business Insider US lobbying against Chinese firm Huawei, one of the biggest phone makers and telecommunications kit providers in the world, hit a new level this week during the phone industry's big annual conference. Read More To Woo a Skeptical Trump, Intelligence Chiefs Talk Economics Instead of Spies - The New York Times The New York Times WASHINGTON — Intelligence officials who brief the president have warned him about Chinese espionage in bottom-line business terms. They have used Black Sea shipping figures to demonstrate the effect of Russia’s aggression in Ukraine. Read More

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