News / MN Newsletter // March 28

March 28, 2019

Russia Ukraine Want to know what’s next in Russian election interference? Pay attention to Ukraine’s elections - Brookings Institution CNN: Russia confirms its military personnel are in Venezuela | KyivPost - Ukraine's Global Voice - Kyiv Post Russia opens probes against Ukrainian military for alleged attacks at LNR - 112 International Ukraine says it found Russian SAMs destined for Eritrea - IHS Jane's 360 Jyri Raitasalo: Scandinavia won't be Russia's next target | KyivPost - Ukraine's Global Voice | KyivPost - Ukraine's Global Voice - Kyiv Post Want to know what’s next in Russian election interference? Pay attention to Ukraine’s elections - Brookings Institution Brookings Institution No one knows who will come out on top among the 39 candidates running for president in this Sunday’s election in Ukraine, but one thing is nearly certain: The winner won’t be a pro-Russian candidate. Read More CNN: Russia confirms its military personnel are in Venezuela | KyivPost - Ukraine's Global Voice - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post CNN: Russia confirms its military personnel are in Venezuela Published March 28 at 3:24 pm Handout picture released by the Venezuelan Presidency showing Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro (C) speaking next to Venezuelan Defence Minister Vladimir Padrino (R) and Venezuelan Vice-President Delcy Rodriguez (L) during the closing ceremony and balance of military exercices in Caracas, on Feb. Read More Russia opens probes against Ukrainian military for alleged attacks at LNR - 112 International 112 International Russian Investigation Committee opened new criminal cases against the Ukrainian military accused of “attacking” the territories of Luhansk controlled by the militants of Luhansk People’s Republic, as the press office of the Committee reported. Read More Ukraine says it found Russian SAMs destined for Eritrea - IHS Jane's 360 IHS Jane's 360 Ukraine says it found Russian SAMs destined for Eritrea IHS Jane's 360A consignment of 36 surface-to-air missiles (SAMs) for the S-125 (SA-3 'Goa') air-defence system that were destined for Eritrea have been discovered by the ... Read More Jyri Raitasalo: Scandinavia won't be Russia's next target | KyivPost - Ukraine's Global Voice | KyivPost - Ukraine's Global Voice - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Jyri Raitasalo: Scandinavia won’t be Russia’s next target Published March 28 at 1:58 pm People walk on a bridge across the Moskva river with the Kremlin in the background on Feb. 17, 2019 in Moscow. Read More

Top News Google topples Apple to take top spot on BCG's list of innovative firms - Consulting.us Is this Google's next Pixelbook? - Pocket-lint Startpage.com beats Google for best search engine - Arutz Sheva US Census Recruits Facebook, Google, Twitter To Fight Fake News - pymnts.com Trump Discusses China, 'Political Fairness' With Google CEO - U.S. News & World Report Google topples Apple to take top spot on BCG's list of innovative firms - Consulting.us Consulting.us After ranking first on Boston Consulting Group (BCG)’s top innovators list for 13 years, Apple has finally been knocked off, landing at third place. While Google usurped Apple’s crown, Amazon also rose to grab second place on the strategy consultancy’s ranking of the top 50 global innovators – while Microsoft and Samsung rounded out the top five. Read More Is this Google's next Pixelbook? - Pocket-lint Pocket-lint A video - discovered by Brandon Lall and About Chromebooks - reveals a little more about the next Google branded Chromebook that may, or may not, be the follow up to the Pixelbook. Read More Startpage.com beats Google for best search engine - Arutz Sheva Arutz Sheva SEO search engine optimization iStock Germany's equivalent to America's Consumer Reports has awarded Startpage.com top honors in a battle to determine the best search engine. The world's most private search engine beat out eight competitors, including Google, DuckDuckGo, Bing, and Yahoo for the win. Read More US Census Recruits Facebook, Google, Twitter To Fight Fake News - pymnts.com pymnts.com Share Tweet Share Share Share Print Email The U.S. Census Bureau has asked some of the country’s biggest tech companies to help stop the spread of “fake news” campaigns that could potentially disrupt the upcoming 2020 count. Read More Trump Discusses China, 'Political Fairness' With Google CEO - U.S. News & World Report U.S. News & World Report FILE PHOTO: Google CEO Sundar Pichai speaks on stage during a keynote address announcing Google's new cloud gaming service, Stadia, at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, California, U.S., March 19, 2019. Read More

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