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Press review: Patrushev says Afghan fate awaits Ukraine and error cuts EU gas prices

Russia Wants to Exempt State Media From Foreign Agent Scrutiny

Russia Wants to Exempt State Media From ‘Foreign Agent’ Scrutiny May 25, 2021 Moskva News Agency The Russian government wants to exempt state media from financial scrutiny to avoid being labeled  “foreign agents” because they are not prone to foreign influence. The proposal comes after Russia labeled the independent news sites Meduza and VTimes “foreign agents,” jeopardizing their futures by discouraging advertisers and levying steep fines for auditing violations. news Russia’s Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media submitted a draft bill for discussion Monday requiring only commercial, and not state media, to be subjected to financial audits. “Attempts to influence Russian information space from the outside with the aim of biased informing and creating a distorted picture of political reality can only take place in relation to commercial media,” it said.

Press review: Why Hezbollah visited Moscow and Sputnik V jab likely to enter EU market

Top stories in the Russian press on Tuesday, March 16 Head of Hezbollah s parliamentary bloc Mohammad Raad and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov© The Russian Foreign Ministry s press office/TASS   Izvestia: Russia’s Sputnik V likely to enter EU market Russia is working with its European partners to expand the production of the Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine, head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) Kirill Dmitriev said in a statement. According to him, the RDIF has already reached agreements with companies from Italy, Spain, France and Germany, which will make it possible to start vaccine supplies to the European market once the EU medical regulator approves the Russian medication.

Russia Clamps Down on Twitter - New Delhi Times - India s Only International Newspaper

March 16, 2021 Share Russia’s Internet regulatory body, Roskomnadzor, announced it had slowed down Twitter’s ability to function in Russia effective Wednesday part of what authorities said was an initial penalty for the American social media platform’s failure to delete illegal content inside the country. According to a statement posted on Roskomnadzor’s website, 100 percent of mobile devices and 50 percent of stationary devices using Twitter would face a disruption in service in an effort to “protect Russian citizens.” “The mechanism envisions slowing down the transfer of photo and video content without any limitations on text messages. Users will be able to exchange messages freely,” Roskomnadzor official Vadim Subbotin later clarified in comments to reporters.

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