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      "body": "Russia seems to have blocked access to popular social media platforms as a response to the mass bans issued by different companies in the region this week.\n![facebook-app-ban-russia-16463771143x2.webp](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmSa3uTJACV66ngRDDiH1Gt43Z9DYs2DGGDTDurXJTjDEx/facebook-app-ban-russia-16463771143x2.webp)\n\n\n\n\nUpdated: March 04, 2022\nReports coming in on Friday suggest Russia has blocked access to platforms like Facebook, Twitter and BBC and even the App Stores.\n\nThe development was shared by Mathieu von Rohr, the journalist at DepSpeigel via this tweet on Friday.\n\n\nReplying to his tweet, people have talked about Russia blocking major social media platforms, looking to disrupt the flow of information from Ukraine and other parts of the who \n\nRELATED NEWS\n\n\n\n\nFacebook Is Shutting Down Campus, Its Social Network Service For College Students\n\nAlso Read: Wordle Clones Have Invaded Apple App Store, Don’t Get Fooled By Them\n\nThe action seems like a direct rebuttal to Ukraine requesting companies to stop services coming from Russia to prevent further escalation of the ongoing war. As you might recall, Facebook and YouTube have already restricted access to platforms like RT and Sputnik that are controlled by the Russian state.\n\nBanning Facebook, Twitter and the App Stores feels like a direct attack on the companies originating from the United States. Adding BBC to the list means similar action against the UK as well.\n\nPROMOTED CONTENT\nBY \nStuck somewhere and want to go shopping? Get the best deals on bob World.\nStuck somewhere and want to go shopping? Get the best deals on bob World.\nbobworld.com\nAlso Read: War In Ukraine: Request To Shut Down Russian Websites Rejected By ICANN\n\nAfter all, Russia has been hit with multiple sanctions from the US Government as well as the European Union (EU) in the past few days. Ukraine even asked Apple to stop selling its products in Russia, which the company eventually did in the aftermath of the backlash from people on the internet. Similarly, FIFA and UEFA have removed the Russian national team and other football clubs from the FIFA 22 video game.\n\nADVERTISEMENT\n\nThe Ukrainian Ministry also approached ICANN earlier this week, asking them to shut down Russian websites and servers. But reports suggest ICANN has rejected the request based on the grounds of fair policies.\n\nPoco X4 Pro 5G Quick Look: The Upcoming Budget Flagship Smartphone From Poco In India\n\n\nDigital payment services like Apple Pay and Google Pay have also faced disruptions in the past few days, hampering financial transactions for people in Russia.\n\nRead all the Latest News, Breaking News and Assembly Elections Live Updates here.\n\nFOLLOW US ON\n\nTECH DESK\nTech Desk: Get the latest and trending stories from the world of technology at N...READ MORE\n\n\nTAGS :RUSSIA UKRAINE WAR |SOCIAL MEDIA\nFIRST PUBLISHED: MARCH 04, 2022, 12:31 IST\nPROMOTED CONTENT\nGet a Free Public Speaking Class for your child!\nGet a Free Public Speaking Class for your child!\nPlanetSpark\nSee how thousands of Indians are earning with Amazon and others\nSee how thousands of Indians are earning with Amazon and others\ndspearhead.com\nBumper Discount On Adidas, Winter Season, Grab Deal 60% Off\nBumper Discount On Adidas, Winter Season, Grab Deal 60% Off\nThe Online Store India Pvt Ltd\nHOME » NEWS » TECH » RUSSIA UKRAINE WAR: CYBERPUNK 2077 CREATOR STOPS SELLING IN RUSSIA AND BELARUS\nRussia Ukraine War: Cyberpunk 2077 Creator Stops Selling In Russia And Belarus\n\nCD Projekt is known for its high-budget productions \"The Witcher\" and \"Cyberpunk 2077.\"\nCD Projekt is known for its high-budget productions \"The Witcher\" and \"Cyberpunk 2077.\"\nThe developer is the latest firm to stop doing business in Russia over the past few days, which includes companies like Apple, Spotify, Facebook and more.\nFollow\nus on\n\nADVERTISEMENT\nIANS\nUpdated: March 04, 2022, 13:27 IST\nPoland-based games developer CD Projekt Red, which has developed popular games like Cyberpunk 2077, is cutting off sales of its products to Russia and Belarus.\n\n“In light of the Russian military invasion in our neighbouring country of Ukraine, until further notice, the CD PROJEKT Group has made the decision to halt all sales of our games to Russia and Belarus,\" the company said on Twitter.\n\n“Today, we begin working with our partners to suspend digital sales and cease physical stock deliveries of CD PROJEKT Group products, as well as all games distributed on the GOG platform, to the territories of Russia and Belarus\" it added.\n\nADVERTISEMENT\n\nAlso Read: Intel, Qualcomm And Samsung Join Hands To Work On Custom Hardware For The Future: What It Means For You\n\nRELATED NEWS\n\nRussia Ukraine War: Russia Allegedly Blocks Access To Facebook, BBC, Twitter And App Stores\n\n\nFacebook Is Shutting Down Campus, Its Social Network Service For College Students\n\nIn a report to investors, the company estimated that “the approximate cumulative share of Russia and Belarus in CD PROJEKT RED product sales and in sales revenues obtained in the GOG.COM segment over the past 12-month period was 5.4 per cent and 3.7 per cent respectively\", reports The Verge.\n\nPROMOTED CONTENT\nBY \nHealth care is selfcare. Don’t ignore the symptoms of thyroid. Get tested safely at home.\nHealth care is selfcare. Don’t ignore the symptoms of thyroid. Get tested safely at home.\nmfine\nCD Projekt Red joined Apple in entirely halting sales to Russia. Many other companies have also made changes to their products and services in response to Russia’s invasion, such as Spotify removing content from state-backed Russian media, Facebook no longer recommending Russian state media globally, and EA pulling Russian teams from its FIFA and NHL games.\n\nUkraine’s Vice Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called on gaming companies around the world to take action against Russia.\n\nADVERTISEMENT\n\nAlso Read: Quick Grocery Delivery Market In India To Reach $5.5 Billion By 2025\n\nIn a letter tweeted on Wednesday addressed to “all game development companies and esports platforms\", Fedorov asked that they “temporarily stop the participation of Russian and Belarusian teams and gamers in all international esports events and cancel all international events holding on the territory of Russia and Belarus\".\n\nIn the tweet, he tagged the Xbox and PlayStation Twitter accounts directly. A few minutes later, he asked companies like Riot Games, EA, and Ubisoft to close their offices in Russia.\n\nADVERTISEMENT\n\nAnd in a tweet on Thursday, he pleaded to big companies, including Nintendo, Epic Games, Tencent, and Rockstar, saying that Russia “doesn’t have any respect for the principles and humanity.\"\n\nMWC 2022 | Oppo Find X5 Quick Look: Power-packed Smartphone with 80W Fast Charging\n\n\nStop this by halting your games in Russia\".\n\nRead all the Latest News, Breaking News and Assembly Elections Live Updates here.\n\nFOLLOW US ON\n\nTAGS :GAMING |SOCIAL MEDIA\nFIRST PUBLISHED: MARCH 04, 2022, 13:27 IST\nPROMOTED CONTENT\nBorn Between 1970 -1995? Get ₹1 Cr. Term Plan At ₹490/month\nBorn Between 1970 -1995? Get ₹1 Cr. Term Plan At ₹490/month\nGet Quote\npolicybazaar.com\nDirect Shopping From Adidas Franchise Store With 60% Discount\nDirect Shopping From Adidas Franchise Store With 60% Discount\nOrder Now\nThe Online Store India Pvt Ltd\nGuwahati: Unsold cars are almost being given away\nGuwahati: Unsold cars are almost being given away\nUnsold cars | Search ads\nAdidas Shorts Direct Shopping From Adidas Franchise Store\nAdidas Shorts Direct Shopping From Adidas Franchise Store\nOrder Now\nThe Online Store India Pvt. Ltd.\nHOME » NEWS » TECH » TWITTER CEO PARAG AGARWAL ANNOUNCES RETURN TO OFFICE FROM MARCH 15 AS COVID-19 EASES GLOBALLY\nTwitter CEO Parag Agarwal Announces Return To Office From March 15 As COVID-19 Eases Globally\n\nTwitter will start returning to offices globally from March 15. (Image Credit: Reuters)\nTwitter will start returning to offices globally from March 15. (Image Credit: Reuters)\nTwitter CEO Parag Agarwal said that more details about the logistics, dates, safety measures, and how users work will be coming soon.\nFollow\nus on\n\nADVERTISEMENT\n\nTECH DESK| NEWS18.COM\nUpdated: March 04, 2022, 12:02 IST\nAs the COVID-19 pandemic seems to be easing across the world, many tech giants are re-opening offices in hopes of keeping the work culture that was hindered with Work From Home alive. Earlier this week, Google announced that its employees are going back to work starting next month and now, Twitter CEO Parag Agarwal has announced that the micro-blogging site will also move back to offices starting March 15. In a tweet, Agarwal said that wherever employees feel the most productive and creative is where they will work and this includes working from home full-time.\n\nADVERTISEMENT\n“There’s a lot happening in the world right now, but given the improving state of the pandemic, we have made an important decision that I wanted to share as it impacts all of us. It’s been almost two years since we closed our offices and travel, and I’m excited to announce that we are ready to fully open up business travel and all our offices around the world! Business travel is back with immediate effect, and office openings will start on March 15. Our culture is electric and palpable. Office visits, team meets, and events all bring that culture to life in such a powerful way, and I can’t wait to see it all happen,\" Agarwal said in a statement announcing the return to offices globally.\n\nPROMOTED CONTENT\nBY \nFinally There's an Affordable Smartwatch Available Now in Guwahati\nFinally There's an Affordable Smartwatch Available Now in Guwahati\nHealth SmartWatch\n\nThe Twitter CEO, however, said that the company’s priority remains the safety of its employees and the decision about where to work from, should remain with the employees. “We’re now at a stage where you’re living your lives, adjusting to local health guidelines, and deciding what works best for you. So too, the decision about where you work, whether you feel safe for travelling for business, and what events you should attend, should be yours.\n\nADVERTISEMENT\nRELATED NEWS\n\nRussia Ukraine War: Russia Allegedly Blocks Access To Facebook, BBC, Twitter And App Stores\n\n\nFacebook Is Shutting Down Campus, Its Social Network Service For College Students\n\nALSO READ: Things To Know About New Twitter CEO, Parag Agrawal, From IIT Bombay\n\nAgarwal said that in 2020, Twitter adjusted quickly to working virtually with resilience and agility, but almost all the staff was working from home. He said that distributed working will be much, much harder and anyone who has joined a meeting remotely while others were in a conference room knows this pain. “There will be a lot of challenges in the coming months, but we’ll need to be proactive, intentional, learn, and adapt. We’re in this together, and we each play a role in the open, inclusive, and productive culture we want to create,\" he said.\n\nADVERTISEMENT\nWatch Video: Micromax In Note 2 Review\n\n\nFurther, Agarwal said that more details about the logistics, dates, safety measures, and how users work will be coming soon. He further thanked the staff that has remained in office including data center workers. “We appreciate you.\"\n\nRead all the Latest News, Breaking News and Assembly Elections Live Updates here.\n\nFOLLOW US ON\n\nTECH DESK\nTech Desk: Get the latest and trending stories from the world of technology at N...READ MORE\n\n\nTAGS :COVID-19 |TWITTER |WORK FROM HOMESHOW MORE\nFIRST PUBLISHED: MARCH 04, 2022, 12:02 IST\nPROMOTED CONTENT\nGuwahati: Unsold cars are almost being given away\nGuwahati: Unsold cars are almost being given away\nUnsold cars | Search ads\nAdidas Shorts Direct Shopping From Adidas Franchise Store\nAdidas Shorts Direct Shopping From Adidas Franchise Store\nOrder Now\nThe Online Store India Pvt. Ltd.\nModular kitchen costs in Guwahati might actually surprise you\nModular kitchen costs in Guwahati might actually surprise you\nLearn More\nModular kitchen | Search ads\nYou could earn a second income by investing small amounts in Amazon and others stocks\nLearn More\nMarketing Vici\nHOME » NEWS » TECH » GOOGLE IS TESTING A DARKER DARK MODE, BUT IS IT ANY DIFFERENT? HERE'S WHAT WE KNOW\nGoogle Is Testing A Darker Dark Mode, But Is It Any Different? Here's What We Know\n\nGoogle Search got standard Dark Mode that has a dark grey shade, in September 2021.\nGoogle Search got standard Dark Mode that has a dark grey shade, in September 2021.\nGoogle Search started adding dark mode support via a server-side update in September 2021. The option is available on multiple web browsers such as Brave, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Opera, and Mozilla Firefox.\nFollow\nus on\n\nADVERTISEMENT\nTECH DESK| NEWS18.COM\nUpdated: March 04, 2022, 10:37 IST\nDark mode is a theme that has taken over the internet and mobile space. A majority of people on both iOS and Android opt for the Dark Mode on their smartphones if given the choice. To take dark mode a notch further, Google is now testing an even darker dark mode for its Android app. This was first found in a report from 9to5Google, where the company is seen testing a theme that is darker than the usual dark grey theme but still lighter than pitch black. Google had earlier tested a “pitch-black\" dark mode on desktops.\n\nADVERTISEMENT\n\nThe new dark mode is being tested on Google’s mobile app and is said to be the more attractive dark theme choice for OLED display devices as it will save battery life. A report in Android Police notes that the new theme is there in Google’s latest 13.8 beta in the Google Play Store.\n\nThose who can not wait for an official rollout, can download the new, “darker\" dark mode via APKMirror or can join the beta test group for Google Search.\n\nPROMOTED CONTENT\nBY \nFull Body Checkup with 72 Tests Worth 1999/- @ Just Rs 699/-\nFull Body Checkup with 72 Tests Worth 1999/- @ Just Rs 699/-\nmfine\nALSO READ: How to Enable Dark Mode on Google Search for Android, Mac, PC and iPhones\n\nRELATED NEWS\n\nRussia Ukraine War: Russia Allegedly Blocks Access To Facebook, BBC, Twitter And App Stores\n\n\nFacebook Is Shutting Down Campus, Its Social Network Service For College Students\n\nAn earlier 9to5Mac report had shared a screenshot where we can notice the clear difference in the existing and newer Dark Modes. However, the darker Dark Mode offers a brighter font colour that may not be everyone’s cup of tea. In that case, we hope that Alphabet-owned Google will consider giving options like the bright mode, standard Dark Mode, and enhanced Dark Mode.\n\nADVERTISEMENT\nOppo Find X5 Quick Look: Power-packed Smartphone with 80W Fast Charging\n\n\nGoogle Search started adding dark mode support via a server-side update in September 2021. The option is available on multiple web browsers such as Brave, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Opera, and Mozilla Firefox. The update essentially meant that users can change the appearance of their web browser to Dark Mode or dark that applies on all supported websites. Users can check for the dark theme by going into Settings > Search Settings > Appearance and selecting “dark\".\n\nRead all the Latest News, Breaking News and Assembly Elections Live Updates here.\n\nFOLLOW US ON\n\nTECH DESK\nTech Desk: Get the latest and trending stories from the world of technology at N...READ MORE\n\n\nTAGS :DARK MODE |DARK THEME |GOOGLESHOW MORE\nFIRST PUBLISHED: MARCH 04, 2022, 10:37 IST\nPROMOTED CONTENT\nGuwahati: Unsold cars are almost being given away\nGuwahati: Unsold cars are almost being given away\nUnsold Cars | Sponsored Links\nVillas For Sale in Dubai Might Totally Surprise You\nVillas For Sale in Dubai Might Totally Surprise You\nVillas for Sale in Dubai | Search Ads\nWork as an electrician in the US (see salaries)\nWork as an electrician in the US (see salaries)\nElectrician jobs | Search ads\nIndia: Why is Everyone Excited Over This Rs. 1,995 Mosquito Catcher\nIndia: Why is Everyone Excited Over This Rs. 1,995 Mosquito Catcher\nLearn More\nTorSwatter | Mosquito Catcher\nHOME » NEWS » TECH » RUSSIA UKRAINE WAR: RUSSIA’S ISOLATION ON EARTH MOVES UP INTO SPACE\nRussia Ukraine War: Russia’s Isolation on Earth Moves Up Into Space\n\nThe moves from companies and government's across the world stand to further isolate the Russian space agency from its Western space partners and limit Russia’s private space activities dramatically. \nThe moves from companies and government's across the world stand to further isolate the Russian space agency from its Western space partners and limit Russia’s private space activities dramatically.\nOneWeb has canceled an upcoming satellite launch using a Russian rocket and suspended all future launches that relied on Russia.\nFollow\nus on\n\nADVERTISEMENT\n\n\nNEW YORK TIMES\nUpdated: March 04, 2022, 11:12 IST\nOneWeb, a satellite internet company partly owned by the British government, has canceled an upcoming satellite launch using a Russian rocket and suspended all future launches that relied on Russia, the company announced Thursday after a tense public standoff with Roscosmos, Russia’s space agency.\n\nAlso Thursday, Roscosmos announced that it would stop selling rocket engines to US companies.\n\nThe moves, fallout from Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, stand to further isolate the Russian space agency from its Western space partners and limit Russia’s private space activities dramatically. OneWeb’s loss of a reliable rocket provider for launches also poses novel challenges for the company as it had aimed to complete its constellation of 648 satellites in orbit later this year.\n\nADVERTISEMENT\n\nALSO READ: Russia-Ukraine War: Elon Musk Warns Starlink Users In Ukraine About Possibility Of Being Targeted\n\nRELATED NEWS\n\nRussia Ukraine War: Russia Allegedly Blocks Access To Facebook, BBC, Twitter And App Stores\n\n\nFacebook Is Shutting Down Campus, Its Social Network Service For College Students\n\nOneWeb was rescued from bankruptcy in 2020 by the British government and other investors. It was scheduled to launch 36 satellites aboard a Russian Soyuz rocket from Kazakhstan on Friday. The company has sent roughly 400 satellites to orbit since 2019, every time using a Soyuz, a workhorse rocket that’s been active since the days of the Cold War space race.\n\nPROMOTED CONTENT\nBY \nAdidas Winter Fashion Grab Deal With 75% Discount.\nAdidas Winter Fashion Grab Deal With 75% Discount.\nThe Online Store India Pvt Ltd\nBut Wednesday, just after the Soyuz rolled out to the pad before its launch, Dmitry Rogozin, Russia’s space chief, announced two conditions aimed at countering the sanctions placed on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine: The space agency would not proceed with the satellite mission unless Britain withdrew its multibillion-dollar stake in OneWeb and the company provided a “guarantee that its satellites will not be used for military purposes.”\n\nRogozin also posted a video on Twitter showing Roscosmos personnel on a platform next to the rocket covering up British, US and Japanese flags emblazoned on the rocket’s exterior. “The launchers at Baikonur decided that without the flags of some countries, our rocket would look more beautiful,” said Rogozin, a former deputy prime minister who often makes bombastic remarks on social media.\n\nADVERTISEMENT\n\nThe space agency’s ultimatum, which came three days before the previously planned launch, spurred emergency discussions among British officials and OneWeb shareholders, who decided Wednesday night to cease all future launches from Baikonur, the spaceport in Kazakhstan where Russia conducts most of its launches. Rogozin suggested on Twitter that OneWeb’s decision would plunge the company into another bankruptcy proceeding.\n\nChris McLaughlin, OneWeb’s chief of government affairs, dismissed the warning.\n\n“This is an incredibly well-funded company with no debt, backed by powerful international shareholders who made the decision themselves,” he said.\n\nADVERTISEMENT\n\nBritain does not possess its own ability to launch large payloads to orbit. McLaughlin said OneWeb would look to alternative launch providers in Japan, India and the United States.\n\nALSO READ: What Could be Endgame for Russia-Ukraine War? News18 Takes a Dive Into 5 Possible Scenarios\n\n“We always keep an eye on the launcher environment, but this is a totally new and unprecedented thing,” McLaughlin said.\n\nThe company was rescued from bankruptcy in 2020 by India’s Bharti Enterprises, OneWeb’s largest shareholder, and Britain, whose $500 million public investment in the satellite operator aimed to boost Britain’s space economy. Without rockets to launch on, OneWeb’s aim to complete its mega-constellation faces serious disruption. It is competing with SpaceX’s Starlink constellation to beam broadband internet to remote regions around the world.\n\nADVERTISEMENT\n\nOneWeb had already faced pressure from British politicians to follow energy companies in severing Russian business ties. The company had paid for its Russian launches in bulk through Arianespace, a French rocket company, and had six more missions remaining under the contract — a launch lineup likely worth hundreds of millions of dollars.\n\nIn the coming days, OneWeb is set to enter negotiations with Arianespace to determine how, if possible, to retrieve the money for the suspended Soyuz missions, according to a OneWeb official who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive business deliberations he was not authorized to disclose. The official added that it was unclear to OneWeb executives when or how the 36 satellites currently in Russia for Friday’s now-canceled mission would come off the rocket, or where those satellites will be stored while OneWeb searches for a different launch provider.\n\n“There is no quick fix to this problem,” said Caleb Henry, a satellite industry analyst at Quilty Analytics. “They have the money to find new launches, it’s just the huge inconvenience of doing so.”\n\nHenry added that launch contracts of this size are typically signed two years in advance.\n\n“OneWeb had anticipated finishing their constellation by August, so that is not going to be possible with a new launch provider,” he said.\n\nRussia’s move to hobble the business of one of its space agency’s biggest commercial clients was perhaps the strongest example so far of how the war in Ukraine was spilling over into space, an area where the country has for decades found cooperation with countries that were once its Cold War adversaries.\n\nLast week, Roscosmos withdrew more than 80 Russian personnel from French Guiana where the European Space Agency has its only launch site and flies commercial Soyuz missions. Then the European agency said a joint robotic mission to Mars by it and Russia, expected to launch later this year, is now “very unlikely” to proceed on time. And on Thursday, Roscosmos said it would stop cooperating with Germany on joint space station research projects.\n\nWith the barrage of Western sanctions over the invasion, Roscosmos’ isolation from its Western partners seemed inevitable, said Victoria Samson, a space policy analyst at the Secure World Foundation.\n\n“It’s not encouraging that Russia’s space agency is self-isolating,” she said. “Maybe this is Russia expediting the death of connections that might be happening in due time anyways. But now it’s being done on their terms.”\n\nNASA, which jointly manages the International Space Station with Roscosmos, has said it intends to continue cooperating with its Russian counterparts. The two partners had been negotiating an agreement to launch Russian astronauts on Crew Dragon, a SpaceX vehicle that carries NASA astronauts.\n\nBeyond cooperation with NASA, Russia said Thursday that it would halt the sale of rocket engines to U.S. companies.\n\n“In a situation like this, we can’t supply the United States with our world’s best rocket engines,” Rogozin said on Russian state television. “Let them fly on something else, their broomsticks, I don’t know what.”\n\nALSO READ: War In Ukraine: Request To Shut Down Russian Websites Rejected By ICANN\n\nThe freeze may most acutely affect Northrop Grumman, which uses Russian-made engines for its Antares launch vehicle that ferries cargo to the space station for NASA. SpaceX also provides this service to the space station, as do spacecraft launched by Japan and Russia.\n\nIn a more symbolic move, Rogozin said Russia would no longer provide assistance in the use of a different Russian engine already purchased and in use by United Launch Alliance for Atlas V, one of the most frequently used U.S. rockets.\n\nThe company’s CEO, Tory Bruno, played down the effect of the loss of technical aid from Russia, saying, “We can do without if necessary.”\n\nOppo Find X5 Quick Look: Power-packed Smartphone with 80W Fast Charging\n\n\nThis article originally appeared in The New York Times.\n\nRead all the Latest News, Breaking News and Assembly Elections Live Updates here.\n\nFOLLOW US ON\n\nTAGS :RUSSIA |RUSSIA UKRAINE WAR |UKRAINESHOW MORE\nFIRST PUBLISHED: MARCH 04, 2022, 11:12 IST\nPROMOTED CONTENT\nOnly 1599/- Puma & Adidas Track-Pants, Cash On Delivery\nOnly 1599/- Puma & Adidas Track-Pants, Cash On Delivery\nOrder Now\nThe Online Store India Pvt Ltd\nFrom India? 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READ MORE\n\nADVERTISEMENT\n:: KEY EVENTS\nNews18 at Ukraine Border: A Million Refugees & Counting, the Cost of One War Week\nInternational Atomic Energy Agency Confirms Reports of Shelling at Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Plant\nUkrainian FM Calls for Russians to Stop Firing at Nuclear Plant, Warns of Blast '10 Times Larger than Chernobyl'\nEurope's Largest Nuclear Power Plant on Fire After Russian Shelling\nLIVE FEED\nHIGHLIGHTS\nMar 04, 2022 13:32 IST\nRussian MPs adopt bill introducing jail terms for 'fake' news on army\nRussian lawmakers on Friday approved legislation providing up to 15 years in jail for any publication of fake news about the Russian armed forces, one week after Moscow invaded Ukraine.\n\nThe bill, adopted after a third reading, sets out jail terms of varying lengths and fines against people who publish “knowingly false information” about the military, with harsher penalties to hit when dissemination is deemed to have serious consequences.\n\nMar 04, 2022 13:26 IST\n'False Info' About Army to Invite 15 Years of Prison in Russia\nRussia’s State Duma approves bill criminalizing “false information” about the army, punishable by up to 15 years in prison\n\nMar 04, 2022 13:18 IST\nWar in Ukraine: Europe’s Costly Energy Transition Has Accelerated the Great Power Contest\nThe interplay between great power competition and the green energy transition has in large part brought forth the spectre of inflation. As the world steps out of the shadows of the COVID-19 pandemic, inflation risks upending the nascent economic recovery in the short term and posing structural challenges to global stability in the long term. READ MORE\n\nMar 04, 2022 13:13 IST\nChina urges all sides to ensure safety of Ukraine nuclear facilities\nChina’s foreign ministry on Friday urged all sides to ensure the safety of nuclear facilities in Ukraine, after a fire broke out in a building adjacent to a nuclear plant there during intense fighting.\n\n“We will monitor the situation and call on all sides to exercise restraint, avoid escalation and ensure the safety of relevant nuclear facilities,” ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin told a daily briefing.\n\nMar 04, 2022 13:10 IST\n'More Than 600 Students in Underground Bunkers in Sumy': Student in Sumy Pleads for Help, Says 'Very Dangerous Situation Here'\nA student from Sumy, Ezabella, has pleaded for help, saying the situation in the region was very dangerous. “We are from Sumy. Hostel 2, Ulitsya zamastanskya 5 Sumy. Sumy is in very dangerous situation and attack. It’s disconnected from other cities of Ukraine (bridges destroyed on bombing and rails are removed by Russian army), with no possible way to take students out of city. Electricity and water station in the city is also not available due to bombs from fighter jet. More than 600 indian students are sitting underground bunkers,” she said.\n\nMar 04, 2022 12:39 IST\nRussian forces enter territory of Ukraine nuclear power station: Kyiv\nRussian forces enter territory of Ukraine nuclear power station: Kyiv\n\nMar 04, 2022 12:26 IST\nEXPLAINED: Who are Russian Oligarchs and Why is the West Sanctioning Putin's 'Powerful Friends'\nOver the last week, the term ‘oligarch’ has flooded news, with reports of several Western countries placing sanctions on these contentious individuals amid Russia’s invasion into Ukraine. Associated with a ‘corrupt’ splendor, monopolies and power, officials believe that these curbs will bite into Kremlin’s functioning, disrupting its systems even as the country escalates its military operations against its neighbour. READ MORE\n\nMar 04, 2022 12:13 IST\nUS senator calls for Putin's assassination\nSenior US senator Lindsey Graham called for “somebody in Russia” to assassinate President Vladimir Putin after Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine in a televised interview Thursday evening.\n\n“How does this end? 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There are no victims,” the emergency services said in a statement on Facebook.\n\nMar 04, 2022 10:29 IST\nPelosi supports halting Russian oil imports to US: 'Ban it'\nAmid the escalating war in Ukraine, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday she supports banning Russian oil imports to the U.S., a hefty nod that could strengthen President Joe Biden’s hand as global allies seek to isolate Russian President Vladimir Putin’s regime, the Associated Press has reported.\n\nBiden has been reluctant to curb Russian oil shipments to the U.S. or slap on energy sanctions in ways that would reduce supply as gas prices at the pump are already climbing for Americans. But Pelosi’s support gives fresh currency for an idea in Congress already backed by wide swaths of Republicans and an increasing number of Democrats. 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