Itai Tevet, CEO of Tel Aviv-based Intezer, described how the company uncovered a campaign that used AI-generated Russian language decoys.
EADaily, January 13th, 2026. Uzbekistan will remove all names associated with the USSR, Russia and the Russian language. The ...
Russia is already in a state of strategic defeat, and its attempts to intimidate the world with so-called "wonder weapons" ...
Ukraine's ambassador to South Africa, Olexander Scherba, claimed Moscow did 'not value' the lives of Africans who had ...
Russia is allegedly recruiting Africans to fight in Ukraine under false pretences, according to Kyiv's ambassador to Cape ...
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei issues warning to U.S. in Russian on social media, signaling Tehran's growing alignment ...
Russia has been accused of strapping a landmine to an African mercenary’s chest and ordering him to run through no man’s land ...
Children who spend the most time on devices or in front of screens find conversation and learning harder, the government says ...
The Russian filmmaker discusses his biopic on the Russian poet, the nature of dissidents, and the heightened poetics of his ...
Britain’s former MI6 chief says Putin “certainly” uses body doubles for security, citing assassination risks, drone threats ...
The issue is expected to take the centre stage when India and the Russia-led Eurasian Economic Union hold the next round of ...
The Russian language is losing its expressiveness due to the abundance of parasitic words, jargonisms and borrowings, which are increasingly being used inappropriately and automatically. This was ...
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