News / MN Newsletter // October 25

October 25, 2019

Russia Ukraine The Guardian: Central African Republic considers hosting Russian military base | KyivPost - Ukraine's Global Voice - Kyiv Post Geography of diesel fuel supply to Ukraine: Dependence on Russia is quite strong - 112 International Missing-Server Conspiracy Theories Are a Convenient Smokescreen - National Review Ukraine demands Russia to let journalist Stanislav Aseev walk free - Ukraine demands that Russia release reporter Aseev - 112 International Trump has upended the long history of US investment in Ukraine's democracy - The Conversation US The Guardian: Central African Republic considers hosting Russian military base | KyivPost - Ukraine's Global Voice - Kyiv Post The Guardian: Central African Republic considers hosting Russian military base Published Oct. 25 at 3:46 pm Russian President Vladimir Putin greets Central African President Faustin Archangel Touadera during the official welcoming ceremony for the heads of state and government of states participating in the 2019 Russia-Africa Summit in Sochi on October 23, 2019. more › Geography of diesel fuel supply to Ukraine: Dependence on Russia is quite strong - 112 International In September, after the suspension of work of the only Prykarpatzakhidtrans oil pipeline, due to the introduction of special duties, diesel fuel deliveries through Ukrainian ports rose to record levels. more › Missing-Server Conspiracy Theories Are a Convenient Smokescreen - National Review Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky meets with President Donald Trump during the 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York City, Sept. 25, 2019. (Jonathan Ernst/Reuters) The suggestion that 'the server' is being hidden in some Ukrainian warehouse is straight-up bonkers. more › Ukraine demands Russia to let journalist Stanislav Aseev walk free - Ukraine demands that Russia release reporter Aseev - 112 International Ukraine used UN General Assembly as a playground to stress on the release of political prisoners illegally held in Russia. In this case, the message concerned Stanislav Aseev, the Ukrainian reporter who is sentenced to 15 years behind the bars. more › Trump has upended the long history of US investment in Ukraine's democracy - The Conversation US On a cold December night in 2016, Marie Yovanovitch, the U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, spoke to an anxious audience at a library in the southern Ukrainian port of Odessa. The audience was eager to hear what the recent election of Donald Trump might mean for their own security. more ›

Top News Google's quantum supremacy is only a first taste of a computing revolution - CNET Google’s ‘.new’ shortcut now works with calendar entries - The Verge Bungled Google Home update is breaking smart speakers – how to claim free replacement - The Sun Panelists Including Top Executives From Google, Comcast, Verizon, WarnerMedia, IBM, Procter & Gamble, Mastercard, Samsung, Bose, Ericsson, Nestle, Avis Budget, ADT, COX, New York Times and More to Present at IoTC NEXT: The Connected Future Summit - Business Wire Heat camera at tourist attraction spots woman's breast cancer - CTV News Google's quantum supremacy is only a first taste of a computing revolution - CNET One of five Google quantum computers at a lab near Santa Barbara, California. Stephen Shankland/CNET Google's success at achieving quantum supremacy sounds like a momentous victory. more › Google’s ‘.new’ shortcut now works with calendar entries - The Verge Google has added a new way to quickly create calendar entries when using a browser. If you head over to “cal.new” or “meeting.new,” you’ll find it takes you to a blank Google Calendar entry, ready for you to fill out its details. more › Bungled Google Home update is breaking smart speakers – how to claim free replacement - The Sun GOOGLE has found a fix for the software update that was breaking its smart speakers. Lots of Google Home and Google Home Mini users had been complaining that their devices weren't working, causing Google to look into the issue. more › Panelists Including Top Executives From Google, Comcast, Verizon, WarnerMedia, IBM, Procter & Gamble, Mastercard, Samsung, Bose, Ericsson, Nestle, Avis Budget, ADT, COX, New York Times and More to Present at IoTC NEXT: The Connected Future Summit - Business Wire Sarah Krouse, Reporter, Wall Street Journal Kim Hart, Managing Editor, Axios Jeremy Kaplan, Editor in Chief, Digital Trends Brett May, COO & GM, IoT, McKinsey & Company Jeffrey Black, Managing Director, Verizon Ventures Goran Kukic, Chief Information Technology Officer, Nestle Ron Peri, Associate Director, Digital Product Innovation, Procter & Gamble Lisa Seacat DeLuca, Director Digital IoT Transformation & Digital Twin, Distinguished Engineer, Project Whitespace Founder, IBM David Wertheimer, Former President, Digital Products, FOX Charlene Marini, VP of Strategy, IoT Services Group, ARM Sridhar Solur, EVP and General Manager, Robotics, SharkNinja Derrick Dicoi, VP, Strategy and Product Management, Xfinity Home, Comcast Mark Spates, Product Lead, Smart Speakers, Google Rachael Schwartz, Head of Business Strategy, Consumer Electronics Division, Bose Jesse Redniss, EVP Data Strategy, WarnerMedia, & GM, WarnerMediaGrp Innovation Lab, WarnerMediaGrp Stephane Wyper, SVP for New Commerce Partnerships, Mastercard Arthur Orduna, Chief Innovation Officer, Avis Budget Kiva Allgood, Global Business Unit Head of IoT and Automotive, Ericsson Kyle MacDonald, VP Marketing, Mojio Deborah Zajac, Director, Touchdown Ventures Nate Williams, Founder, UNION Labs Dan Herscovici, Partner, Edison Partners Gus Warren, Managing Director, Ventures, Samsung NEXT Polly Trottenberg, Commissioner, NYC Department of Transportation Marc Lavallee, Managing Director R&D, NY Times Michele Chambers Turner, Sr. more › Heat camera at tourist attraction spots woman's breast cancer - CTV News A trip to a tourist attraction in Scotland turned out to be a life-changing moment for one woman after a thermal camera detected she had breast cancer. Bal Gill, 41, was looking back over images from her trip to Camera Obscura and World of Illusions, in Edinburgh, when she noticed a heat patch over her breast. more ›

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