News / MN Newsletter // June 24

June 24, 2019

Russia Ukraine Ukraine poses threat to Russia’s security both at sea and on land, says envoy - TASS UNIAN: Expert says Crimea invaders threaten Ukraine with bacteriological weapons - Kyiv Post Zelensky not invited to G20 Summit - 112 International Crimea invaders actually threaten mainland Ukraine with bacteriological weapons – expert - UNIAN Law enforcers reveal Russian hackers - 112 International Ukraine poses threat to Russia’s security both at sea and on land, says envoy - TASS TASS ROSTOV-ON-DON, June 24. /TASS/. Russia is facing a threat from Ukraine in the waters of the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov and also on the areas of the land border in the southern Rostov Region and Crimea, Russian Presidential Envoy to the Southern Federal District Vladimir Ustinov said on Monday. Read More UNIAN: Expert says Crimea invaders threaten Ukraine with bacteriological weapons - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Russia's War Against Ukraine UNIAN: Expert says Crimea invaders threaten Ukraine with bacteriological weapons Published June 24. Updated June 24 at 2:51 pm (Archive photo) Russian militarymen guard the Crimean Parliament building in Simferopol, the administrative center of Crimea, on March 1, 2014. Read More Zelensky not invited to G20 Summit - 112 International 112 International Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky was not invited to G20 Summit in the Japanese Osaka, as Foreign Ministry of Japan informed, Apostrophe reported. Read More Crimea invaders actually threaten mainland Ukraine with bacteriological weapons – expert - UNIAN UNIAN Crimea invaders actually threaten mainland Ukraine with bacteriological weapons – expertIn another disinformation move, Russia is threatening Ukraine with cholera epidemic in Kherson region, although such an epidemic actually threatens the occupied peninsula, Ukraine's former presidential permanent envoy for Crimea said. Read More Law enforcers reveal Russian hackers - 112 International 112 International The law enforcers revealed a group of Russian hackers who were stealing cryptocurrencies, as the press office of Internal Ministry reported. Hackers used created malicious software which helped them to access contaminated computers. Read More

Top News Marvel's Avengers game offers offline play as God of War, CoD devs join team - TechRadar Blunt blades, GPS trackers and longer school hours: The hunt for an answer to Britain's knife-crime crisis - CNN International The best Fantasy free agents for round 15 - AFL Google, Facebook should pay for news they use - Yakima Herald-Republic Aussie watchdog readies clampdown on Google, Facebook - Tech News - The Star Online Marvel's Avengers game offers offline play as God of War, CoD devs join team - TechRadar TechRadar Being a superhero is tough work, so Square Enix is taking at least one hurdle away from wannabe crusaders with its upcoming Marvel's Avengers game: an always-required internet connection. Read More Blunt blades, GPS trackers and longer school hours: The hunt for an answer to Britain's knife-crime crisis - CNN International CNN International Few weekends pass without reports of violence in the country, while flowers laid on London street corners serve as a near-daily reminder of its results. And while London is the worst-affected region, the problem is a national one; police recorded a total of 40,577 offenses involving a knife or sharp instrument last year -- 10,000 more than in 2011 -- while knife offenses have risen for five consecutive years. Read More The best Fantasy free agents for round 15 - AFL AFL THE BYE rounds are over and Fantasy Draft leagues who went on hiatus for the last three weeks will resume for the last nine rounds of the year. Although many head-to-head matches weren't played over the byes, savvy coaches would have been looking at free agents to stash as the run to the finals begins. Read More Google, Facebook should pay for news they use - Yakima Herald-Republic Yakima Herald-Republic The good news is that somebody is once again making money from journalism. The bad news is that it’s not those who are doing the actual work of producing journalism; instead, it’s Google and Facebook, which have figured out how to “monetize” the publication of news. Read More Aussie watchdog readies clampdown on Google, Facebook - Tech News - The Star Online The Star Online Australia's competition watchdog is poised to call for far-reaching new regulations on Facebook, Google and other tech giants which could have global ramifications for how they make money and choose the content people consume. Read More

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