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TikTok Bans Russian State Media Outlets RT And Sputnik For Acts Of 'Covert Influence Operations'
TikTok has banned accounts belonging to Russian state-owned media outlets RT and Sputnik, citing their engagement in "covert influence operations".
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Top Scientist Behind Russia's Covid Vaccine "Strangled": Report
Andrey Botikov, one of the scientists who helped to create the Russian COVID-19 vaccine Sputnik V, was strangled to death with a belt at his apartment here and police have arrested a suspect in connection with the murder.
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Sputnik V Vaccine Offers Strong Protection Against Omicron: Study
Gamaleya National Research Center of Epidemiology and Microbiology on Wednesday said that Sputnik V demonstrated strong protection against Omicron variant of COVID-19.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Seeking Changes In Covid Vaccination Policy
The Supreme Court has asked the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Ministry to decide on a representation of a person seeking modification of COVID-19 policy to allow voluntary re-vaccination of persons who have received the Sputnik-V.
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1st Dose As Booster To Those Vaccinated With Sputnik V: Top Advisory Panel
Ending the wait for a booster for all those vaccinated with Sputnik V, the NTAGI has recommended that the first dose of the Russian COVID-19 jab can be administered as the precaution dose, official sources told PTI on Saturday.
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World Gets Its 1st Nasal Covid Jab As Russia Registers Sputnik V Version
Russian Health Ministry has registered the nasal version of Sputnik V, the world's first nasal vaccine against COVID-19.
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Drug Firm Hetero Gets Approval To Produce, Sell Sputnik Light Vaccine
Drug firm Hetero on Monday said its biologics arm has received approval from the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) to manufacture and sell Sputnik Light for restricted emergency use in India.
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Google Play Store, YouTube Suspend Payment-Based Services in Russia
Google Play store and YouTube have suspended paid services including subscriptions in Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.
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The Power of Tech Giants Has Made Them as Influential as Nations. Here’s How They’re Sanctioning Russia
Google (now Alphabet), Apple, Facebook (now Meta), Amazon and Microsoft have taken steps to impose significant and (mainly) voluntary sanctions on Russia, in response to its invasion of Ukraine.
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Apple, Google, and Meta to TikTok and Microsoft — Tech Giants Cutting Ties With Russia
Tech giants including Apple, Google, Meta, and Microsoft have restricted or withdrawn their products and services in Russia and Belarus over the past week. AMD, Dell, and Intel are also amongst the leading technology companies that are limiting operations in the Russian Federation.
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Google Blocks Russia’s RT, Sputnik Apps From Play Store in Europe Amid Ukraine Crisis
Google said that it has blocked mobile apps connected to RT and Sputnik from its Play store, in line with an earlier move to remove the Russian state publishers from its news-related features.
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Russia-Controlled RT, Sputnik Banned by EU Over Ukraine Disinformation
Russian state-controlled media outlets RT and Sputnik will be banned in the European Union with immediate effect for systematic disinformation over Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the 27-country bloc said in an unprecedented move.
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Twitter to Comply With EU Sanctions on Russian State Media Amid Ukraine Crisis
Twitter will comply with the European Union's sanctions on Russian state-affiliated media RT and Sputnik when the EU order takes effect, the social network said.
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YouTube Blocks Russian Channels RT, Sputnik in Europe Amid Ukraine Crisis
YouTube has blocked Russia's RT and Sputnik in Europe over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, the video-sharing platform said, as the European Union prepares to ban the state-backed broadcasters.
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Facebook-Parent Meta to Block Access to Russia’s RT, Sputnik in EU Amid Ukraine Crisis
Facebook-parent Meta will restrict access to Russian state media outlets RT and Sputnik on its platforms across the European Union, the company's head of global affairs said.
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TikTok Bans Russian State Media Outlets RT And Sputnik For Acts Of 'Covert Influence Operations'
TikTok has banned accounts belonging to Russian state-owned media outlets RT and Sputnik, citing their engagement in "covert influence operations".
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Top Scientist Behind Russia's Covid Vaccine "Strangled": Report
Andrey Botikov, one of the scientists who helped to create the Russian COVID-19 vaccine Sputnik V, was strangled to death with a belt at his apartment here and police have arrested a suspect in connection with the murder.
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Sputnik V Vaccine Offers Strong Protection Against Omicron: Study
Gamaleya National Research Center of Epidemiology and Microbiology on Wednesday said that Sputnik V demonstrated strong protection against Omicron variant of COVID-19.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Seeking Changes In Covid Vaccination Policy
The Supreme Court has asked the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Ministry to decide on a representation of a person seeking modification of COVID-19 policy to allow voluntary re-vaccination of persons who have received the Sputnik-V.
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1st Dose As Booster To Those Vaccinated With Sputnik V: Top Advisory Panel
Ending the wait for a booster for all those vaccinated with Sputnik V, the NTAGI has recommended that the first dose of the Russian COVID-19 jab can be administered as the precaution dose, official sources told PTI on Saturday.
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World Gets Its 1st Nasal Covid Jab As Russia Registers Sputnik V Version
Russian Health Ministry has registered the nasal version of Sputnik V, the world's first nasal vaccine against COVID-19.
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Drug Firm Hetero Gets Approval To Produce, Sell Sputnik Light Vaccine
Drug firm Hetero on Monday said its biologics arm has received approval from the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) to manufacture and sell Sputnik Light for restricted emergency use in India.
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Google Play Store, YouTube Suspend Payment-Based Services in Russia
Google Play store and YouTube have suspended paid services including subscriptions in Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.
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The Power of Tech Giants Has Made Them as Influential as Nations. Here’s How They’re Sanctioning Russia
Google (now Alphabet), Apple, Facebook (now Meta), Amazon and Microsoft have taken steps to impose significant and (mainly) voluntary sanctions on Russia, in response to its invasion of Ukraine.
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Apple, Google, and Meta to TikTok and Microsoft — Tech Giants Cutting Ties With Russia
Tech giants including Apple, Google, Meta, and Microsoft have restricted or withdrawn their products and services in Russia and Belarus over the past week. AMD, Dell, and Intel are also amongst the leading technology companies that are limiting operations in the Russian Federation.
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Google Blocks Russia’s RT, Sputnik Apps From Play Store in Europe Amid Ukraine Crisis
Google said that it has blocked mobile apps connected to RT and Sputnik from its Play store, in line with an earlier move to remove the Russian state publishers from its news-related features.
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Russia-Controlled RT, Sputnik Banned by EU Over Ukraine Disinformation
Russian state-controlled media outlets RT and Sputnik will be banned in the European Union with immediate effect for systematic disinformation over Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the 27-country bloc said in an unprecedented move.
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Twitter to Comply With EU Sanctions on Russian State Media Amid Ukraine Crisis
Twitter will comply with the European Union's sanctions on Russian state-affiliated media RT and Sputnik when the EU order takes effect, the social network said.
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YouTube Blocks Russian Channels RT, Sputnik in Europe Amid Ukraine Crisis
YouTube has blocked Russia's RT and Sputnik in Europe over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, the video-sharing platform said, as the European Union prepares to ban the state-backed broadcasters.
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Facebook-Parent Meta to Block Access to Russia’s RT, Sputnik in EU Amid Ukraine Crisis
Facebook-parent Meta will restrict access to Russian state media outlets RT and Sputnik on its platforms across the European Union, the company's head of global affairs said.
