News / MN Newsletter // July 18

July 18, 2019

Russia Ukraine Ukraine's state enterprise Hydrography asks UK, Norway to help remove Russia's maps of Ukrainian waters - Interfax Ukraine Russia, Ukraine disagree on interpretation of 'all for all' prisoner swap — Kremlin - TASS Ukraine’s Security Services exposes Russia’s attempts to influence electoral processes - 112 International Ukraine plans overhaul of citizenship process after Putin's passport offer - Reuters Russia extends Ukraine sailors' detention amid prisoner swap talks - The Japan Times Ukraine's state enterprise Hydrography asks UK, Norway to help remove Russia's maps of Ukrainian waters - Interfax Ukraine Interfax Ukraine 15:07 18.07.2019 cr Russia's maps of Ukrainian waters Ukraine's state-run enterprise Derzhhydrographia (State Hydrography) has asked the Embassies of Great Britain and Norway, as well as the International Hydrographic Organization, for assistance in removing Russian maps of Ukrainian waters from international circulation. Read More Russia, Ukraine disagree on interpretation of 'all for all' prisoner swap — Kremlin - TASS TASS ST. PETERSBURG, July 18. /TASS/. Russia and Ukraine have disagreements in interpreting the "all for all" prisoner swap mechanism, but in general Moscow supports it, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Thursday. Read More Ukraine’s Security Services exposes Russia’s attempts to influence electoral processes - 112 International 112 International Ukraine’s Security Services exposes Russia’s attempts to influence electoral processes For material benefit, a woman published and posted the articles, which justified the armed aggression of Russia against Ukraine and the policy of Kremlin at the international stage, illegal annexation of the Crimean peninsula, popularized the terrorist organizations of occupied Donbas Read More Ukraine plans overhaul of citizenship process after Putin's passport offer - Reuters Reuters KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has ordered an overhaul of the process for granting Ukrainian citizenship, in response to a Russian decree expanding the number of Ukrainians who can apply for fast-track Russian passports. Read More Russia extends Ukraine sailors' detention amid prisoner swap talks - The Japan Times The Japan Times MOSCOW - A Russian court on Wednesday prolonged the detention of 24 Ukrainian sailors captured last year near Crimea, in the midst of sensitive prisoner-swap talks between the two ex-Soviet neighbours. Read More

Top News Google Pixel 4 with a grey case spotted in public - Moneycontrol.com 'Start Here': Trump rallies base, privacy concerns over FaceApp, Ebola emergency - ABC News Facebook needs to drop Libra and buy Square, Jim Cramer says - CNBC African American duo launch 'Go back to Africa' campaign to take hatred out of slur - CNN Google Confirms Project Dragonfly Is 'Terminated' - PCMag Google Pixel 4 with a grey case spotted in public - Moneycontrol.com Moneycontrol.com Last month, Google dropped a shocker by revealing the first look of Pixel 4. Without revealing any details, Google confirmed that the Pixel 4 would have more than one camera at the back. Read More 'Start Here': Trump rallies base, privacy concerns over FaceApp, Ebola emergency - ABC News ABC News It's Thursday, July 18, 2019. Let's start here. Interested in Start Here Morning Briefing ? Add Start Here Morning Briefing as an interest to stay up to date on the latest Start Here Morning Briefing news, video, and analysis from ABC News. Read More Facebook needs to drop Libra and buy Square, Jim Cramer says - CNBC CNBC Facebook should ditch its cryptocurrency project and buy Square, the payments platform run by Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey that has a $34.2 billion market cap and an established bitcoin play, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday. Read More African American duo launch 'Go back to Africa' campaign to take hatred out of slur - CNN CNN (CNN) — Most black people living in the US or Europe will have heard the phrase "Go back to Africa," at least once in their lives. The racist slur has long been used as a putdown to suggest they don't belong in the west. Read More Google Confirms Project Dragonfly Is 'Terminated' - PCMag PCMag Google Confirms Project Dragonfly Is 'Terminated' The censored search for China project is officially dead, but we don't know if Google killed it due to the backlash or if it ultimately turned out to be unfeasible. Read More

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