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Artificial intelligence 2021 – sacrificing security for freedom?

11:29 15.12.2020 Artyom Kureyev

Artificial intelligence 2021 – sacrificing security for freedom?

The current COVID-19 pandemic has spurred the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) into all spheres of human life. Faced with the urgent need for new algorithms, various government agencies and private companies have often introduced half-baked AI technologies, refining them as they go. The year 2021 will obviously increase the …

Two-color world: struggle for truth

13:27 09.12.2020 Yuri Menshikov

Two-color world: struggle for truth

A "Two-color world: struggle for truth" roundtable was recently held at the multimedia press center ofRossiya Segodnyainternational news agency in Moscow.The significance of the issue of equal access to the global information space for Russian news agencies, digital platforms and the media was underscored by the participation in the live …

A pandemic of authoritarianism, or how COVID-19 is nixing democracy

10:03 28.09.2020

A pandemic of authoritarianism, or how COVID-19 is nixing democracy

According to Australia’s Department of Health, the total number of COVID-19 infections in the country has reached 26,136. This ranks Australia 75thin terms of the spread of the deadly virus. The number of confirmed cases in Australia has more than tripled over the past two months with the number of …

Gennady Gatilov: WHO, just like any organization, needs reforms

12:49 04.09.2020 Yevgeny Pedanov

Gennady Gatilov: WHO, just like any organization, needs reforms

“Flawed as it may be, the WHO plays a leading role and now is not the time to reform it. This is the opinion of Gennady Gatilov, Russia’s permanent representative at the Geneva offices of the United Nations and other international organizations. The main task now is to combat the …

Serbia and EU: no more illusions

13:47 21.04.2020 Pyotr Iskenderov

Serbia and EU: no more illusions

The current coronavirus pandemic in Europe threatens to damage the image of the EU in the eyes of residents of both EU member countries and countries seeking the EU membership. Given this, a good example has been demonstrated by the Serbian leadership, which initially pronounced integration with the EU as …

Coronavirus and a time to change stereotypes

10:56 20.04.2020 Mikhail Troyansky

Coronavirus and a time to change stereotypes

The COVID-19 pandemic is by far and without any doubt top news today, pushing all other events to the background. Small wonder too, since the outbreak of the coronavirus infection affects us all and is comparable only to a destructive war or a global natural disaster. In a situation like …

A. Krutskikh: “bio-pandemic” will be followed by “cyber-pandemic”

11:17 15.04.2020 Yevgeny Pedanov

A. Krutskikh: “bio-pandemic” will be followed by “cyber-pandemic”

While previous epidemics snuffed out not thousands, but hundreds of thousands of lives, the system of digital communication we have today ensures a quick exchange of information, which helps avoid the many risks associated with the coronavirus outbreak. The pandemic will spur the digitalization process, and ensuring information security will …

Iran, USA and coronavirus

10:48 14.04.2020 Vladimir Sazhin

Iran, USA and coronavirus

The Covid-19 pandemic has covered 183 countries, afflicting more than 1.2 million people, killing more than 70 thousand and causing moral, psychological and material damage to almost all of humanity. Surprisingly, the coronavirus hit the developed countries the most. Although, it is possible that the tragic statistics on the number …

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