Russia-Ukraine war

Moscow has 90% of their assembled combat power still available, says defence official

Russia demanded that Google stop spreading threats against Russians on its YouTube platform.

Russia accuses the West of stoking 'a wild Russophobic plot to tear Russia apart'

Ukraine is using AI facial recognition to uncover Russian assailants, combat misinformation, and identify the dead.

Russian users were notified by Instagram that the service will become unavailable to them after midnight on Sunday.

Russia's embassy demanded that the US stop the extremist activities against the country on Facebook.

China says that they have experienced cyberattacks from addresses in US, targeting Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine.

The Ukrainian government is preparing to move data and servers abroad should Russia's invading forces push deeper.

TikTok suspends live-streaming of its app in Russia as it reviews implications of new media law.

Netflix suspends services temporarily after assessing the impact of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

Russia blocks Facebook, after finding 26 cases of discrimination against Russian media by the company.

Russia would face a ‘real danger’ if Ukraine acquired nuclear weapons, says Russian foreign minister

Cyberattack on NATO members could trigger a collective defense clause, amid fears over Russian conflict spreading.

Meta has restricted some accounts in Ukraine, especially those belonging to Russian state media organizations.

EU industry chief thinks Alphabet and YouTube to restrict content promoting war propaganda amidst the war in Ukraine.

Google has temporarily disabled some Google Map tools providing live information about traffic for Ukraine.

While tech companies restrict content on Russian propaganda, Moscow fights to change the narrative of the war.