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Истории за Околна среда 18 октомври 2012 Русия: Онлайн платформи координират помощта за пострадалите от наводненията Наводненията в Кубан (Русия) напълно разрушиха 640 къщи, а повече от 5000 са частично потопени. Според данни от Кризисния център на руското Министерство на Вътрешните... Русия: Путин иска да управлява държавната власт в Сибир На 20-ти април т.г., руският вестник "Комерсант" разкри текущ законодателен проект за създаването на държавна администрация за надзор на икономическото развитие на Източен Сибир и...
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Latest posts by Siân Sinnott 13 January 2012 Russia: Social Networks Mobilise Society Facebook, the possibility to calculate numbers of protest participants, slogans from the Internet, a wide variety of gadgets - these are four new important factors in the analysis of demonstrations in Russia. Marina Litvinovich reports. 2 November 2011 Uzbekistan: New Law Forbids Alcohol Consumption in Streets and Parks The president of Uzbekistan has approved a law regarding "the distribution and consumption of alcohol and tobacco products" which will come into force in April 2012. The law states that the consumption of alcohol in streets, parks and other public places is banned. Russia: Ministry's Online Blunders Russia's Ministry of Internal Affairs has recently started to mobilise on the Internet and in the past weeks two important events have taken place in the Internet world which have drawn attention to Ministry's activities. Russia: Attack Survivor Journalist Oleg Kashin on Internet Freedom Oleg Kashin, special correspondent for the newspaper Kommersant and well-known blogger, was brutally beaten near his home in November 2010. A video recording of the attack was subsequently published on the Internet. Global Voices interviews Kashin. Russia: Bloggers Stop FSB Initiative To Ban Skype It was just a stroke of luck that on Friday, April 8, 2011, LiveJournal did actually work; before and after this date it would constantly “crash” or “die” due to hacker attacks for periods ranging from several hours to half a day. But on this particular Friday it worked, and it’s possible that this saved the Russian Internet and all its users from yet another prohibitive initiative from the FSB (Federal Security Service). At least for the time being.