Can Russia disconnect from the World Wide Web?
By France24
21 March 2024 |
12:43 pm
In the wake of Russia's presidential election, we take a look at Moscow's efforts to disconnect from the global internet. The Kremlin regularly expresses concerns about its dependence on the World Wide Web.
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