Russian lawmakers seek tighter Internet control to counter 'aggressive' US


  • TECH
  • Monday, 17 Dec 2018

Nipon said the country had not been able to produce enough graduates with skills in digital and related fields.

A group of three Russian lawmakers close to the Kremlin has proposed a tightening of state control over the local Internet in response to what they view as "aggressive" US cybersecurity actions, a parliamentary document showed.

Russian authorities have in recent years attempted to curb Internet freedoms by blocking access to certain websites and messaging services.

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