SEARCH
Russia's Duma passes bill in first reading to separate its internet system from global network
euronews (in English)
2019-02-12
Views
5
Description
Share / Embed
Download This Video
Report
Russia is planning to disconnect its internet systems from the global network - as a test of its cyber-defences.
This means that data from its own organisations and users would stay within Russia, rather than being distributed globally.
Show more
Share This Video
facebook
google
twitter
linkedin
email
Video Link
Embed Video
<iframe width="600" height="350" src="https://dailytv.net//embed/x72a4uj" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
Preview Player
Download
Report form
Reason
Your Email address
Submit
RELATED VIDEOS
02:03
Bill criminalising 'child-free propaganda' passes first reading in Russia's State Duma
00:40
Anti-gay adoption bill passes final Duma reading
01:03
Russian Duma passes controversial internet law
02:02
U.S. House committee passes bill on reuniting Korean-Americans with separated families in N. Korea
13:14
Lok Sabha passes 10% quota bill, now its Rajya Sabha to face the bill today
00:42
Senate Passes Bill Renewing Internet Surveillance Program
06:14
Joe Biden's infrastructure plan: "If the bill passes, its final form will probably look very different from now"
00:46
Bill to block Boris Johnson's no-deal Brexit passes its first vote by 329-300
48:39
Parliament passes OBC bill; Taliban breaks into Kandahar jail, frees its fighters; more
01:09
Duma passes law preventing Americans from adoption...
00:12
Asteroid Passes Over Russia's Yakutia (video)
01:32
EU passes anti-propaganda resolution, angers Russia's Putin
