Daniyal Sohail

Google Expressed Desire to Comply with Russian Anti-Piracy Legislation - Roskomnadzor

Russia Could Resume Space Tourism on Soyuz Spacecraft in 2019 - Energia Corporation

Facebook shuts more accounts aimed at political meddling

Facebook on Tuesday said it shut down more accounts aimed at influencing the US midterm election and that it is exploring a possible link to Russia.

China Stands for Rational Exploration of Space Resources - President Xi

China advocates the rational development and exploration of space resources, Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday in a congratulation letter to mark the 10th anniversary summit of the Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization (APSCO).

US Needs Satellites in Low-Earth Orbit to Counter Hypersonic Missiles - Pentagon

Russian Soyuz-FG Rocket to Be Transferred Wednesday to Baikonur Launchpad - Space Corp

Russia's state space corporation Energia prepares to roll out the Soyuz-FG rocket on Wednesday ahead of its first launch since a booster failure last month.

Russia's Proton-M Rocket to Launch Yamal-601 Satellite Into Orbit in Spring - Developer

Russia's Proton-M rocket will launch the Yamal-601 telecommunications satellite into orbit this coming spring, the rocket's manufacturer, Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center, reported on Tuesday.

NATO Chief Says Russia, China Alliance's Main Challengers in Technological Development

NATO is mainly challenged by Russia and China when it comes to developing new technologies, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Tuesday.

Russia's Sphere Satellite Constellation to Be Fully Deployed by 2026 - Source

The Sphere global satellite constellation, developed by Russia's Roscosmos state corporation, will be completely deployed by 2026, a source in the rocket and space field told Sputnik on Tuesday.

Cyber Attribution Becoming Increasingly Easy as Online Anonymity Fades -Microsoft Official

The development of information technologies makes it more and more difficult for people to remain anonymous in cyberspace, making it easier to identify perpetrators of cyberattacks, Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer (CLO), told Sputnik on Tuesday.

NATO Chief Says Russia, China Alliance's Main Challengers in Technological Development

NATO is mainly challenged by Russia and China when it comes to developing new technologies, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Tuesday.

Kaspersky Lab Says May File Lawsuit Over Dutch Government's Refusal to Use Firm's Software

The Russia-based software company Kaspersky Lab is considering the possibility to lodge a complaint against the Dutch government over its refusal to use software designed by Kaspersky Lab in the country's state structures, the company's vice president for public affairs, Anton Shingarev, told reporters on Tuesday.

Roskomnadzor Says to Meet With Google on Wednesday to Discuss Obedience to Russian Laws

Russian communications watchdog Roskomnadzor will hold a meeting with a Google representative on Wednesday in order to discuss Google's obedience to Russian laws, namely, to the law that requires search engines to remove links to prohibited resources from search results, Roskomnadzor head Alexander Zharov told reporters on Tuesday.

Internet-related disputes on rise: data

The number of disputes in Internet-related sectors surged 44.1 percent on-year in 2018, data showed Tuesday, mainly on the back of an increase in e-commerce transactions

IS Members Planning Attacks in Dushanbe Recruited via Internet - Security Committee

The 12 members of the Islamic State (IS, banned in Russia) terrorist group who were detained in Tajikistan over planning terrorist attacks in the country have been recruited via Internet, the first deputy head of the Tajik National Security Committee, Mansourjon Umarov, told Sputnik on Tuesday.