U.S. sanctions force Sputnik Radio off the air
The sanctions made it difficult for Sputnik to continue buying time on radio stations for its programs; some shows are closing up, while others are going on an indefinite hiatus.
The sanctions made it difficult for Sputnik to continue buying time on radio stations for its programs; some shows are closing up, while others are going on an indefinite hiatus.
The social media company said it decided to ban RT and related news outlets globally “after careful consideration.”
The U.S. State Department has sanctioned organizations and individuals connected to RT over what it claims are covert intelligence and fundraising operations.
Four journalists working for Russian state-run media outlet TASS have lost their credentials to cover the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris.
Prosecutors accuse the Wall Street Journal reporter of collecting intelligence about a Russian military manufacturing plant on behalf of the CIA.
Poland and Russia will take a commanding lead of Eastern Europe’s streaming television market by the end of the decade, according to a report.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he is open to a deal with the United States that would secure the release of American journalist Evan Gershkovich.
The plan was aimed at securing the release of reporter Evan Gershkovich and American contractor Paul Whelan.
Five more Russia-backed TV broadcasters have lost their licenses to transmit in 27 European Union member states.
Russian broadcasters suspect hackers in Ukraine are to blame for a weeks-long campaign to hijack TV signals.