The ongoing invasion of Ukraine has continued creating tussles between American tech companies and Russia's ruling elite, as the country attempts to control messaging around the war by blocking tools that allow outside information. The unprovoked decision by Russian President Vladimir Putin to invade Ukraine almost two months ago has continued to have ripple effects throughout the global economy. While the war itself is facing increasing condemnation from world powers as evidence of atrocities mount, news within Russia itself has been tightly controlled, and people seen as "provocateurs" are being turned in by their neighbors when they openly express anti-war sentiments. Read More...
The ongoing invasion of Ukraine has continued creating tussles between American tech companies and Russia’s ruling elite, as the country attempts to control messaging around the war by blocking tools that allow outside information. The unprovoked decision by Russian President Vladimir Putin to invade Ukraine almost two months ago has continued to have ripple effects throughout the global economy. While the war itself is facing increasing condemnation from world powers as evidence of atrocities mount, news within Russia itself has been tightly controlled, and people seen as “provocateurs” are being turned in by their neighbors when they openly express anti-war sentiments.
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