Elon Musk buys Twitter
The American businessman and developer reached an agreement with the company's
shareholders and buys it for $44 billion.
John Wilson
The world's oldest woman died in Japan
Kane Tanaka was 119 years old. She survived World Wars I and II, and also caught
the reign of five emperors
Binance handed over users' personal data to the FSB
In April 2021, the FSB met with the Russian director of the cryptocurrency
exchange Binance and asked him to provide personal data on the exchange's users.
The information required by the intelligence services included the names and
addresses of Binance users. The head of Binance in Russia, Gleb
The French Interior Ministry officially announced Macron's victory
The incumbent president won 58.08% of the votes, while his rival Marine Le Pen
got 41.92%.
Britain will de-mothball a coal mine for the first time in 30 years.
The decision was made as part of the rejection of energy resources from Russia.
According to The Telegraph, the mine in question is Woodhouse Colliery in the
county of Cumbria. It is expected that the mine will supply coal for steel mills
- previously coal from Russia was used there.
G20 cannot function effectively as long as Russia remains a member, Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland
"Russia has no place at the table of countries united to maintain global
economic prosperity. You can't be both a poacher and a gamekeeper," Freeland
said.
Disagreement over Russia's presence at the meetings has been on display all
week. Officials from the U.S.
The Kremlin declared Japan an unfriendly country
"Japan has become an unfriendly country for Russia, it is very difficult to talk
about continuing negotiations on a peace treaty," Dmitry Peskov said.
This statement was made after this morning it became known that Japan for the
first time in 19 years called the Kurils illegally occupied
Anonymous leaked 365 thousand e-mails of Russian investment company
Anonymous leaked through DDoSecrets 365 thousand e-mails (211 GB) from Russian
real estate investment company Accent Capital.
The hackers noted that in total they have already released more than 6TB and 6
million Russian documents and emails "after declaring 'cyber war' on the
Kremlin's criminal
Finland will send an application for NATO membership in the coming weeks.
This was announced by Erkki Tuomioja, deputy chairman of the Finnish
parliament's foreign affairs committee.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Jeannette Yellen explained why she announced a boycott of Russia at the G20 meeting
"I think participation in these forums requires that countries commit to the
fundamental norms and values that underpin international cooperation. Russia's
behavior is so offensive to international norms that we don't want to allow
Russia to participate or listen to what the Russians have to