Roskomnadzor has denied involvement in the blocking of Google, the Iraqi authorities will restore access to Telegram, and the US has adopted the first law to protect the income of child bloggers. These and other news of the day are in the RB summary.
World
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Rebuilding Hawaii after the wildfires will cost $5.5 billion, Maui county officials say.
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The United States passed the first law to protect the income of child influencers. Until the child turns 18, a certain percentage of her income must be transferred to a trust account.
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The Iraqi Ministry of Communications promised to remove the blocking of Telegram on August 13: the messenger responded to the demands of the authorities.
Russia
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Roskomnadzor did not block Google in Russia. The department denied involvement in the search engine failures and advised “contact Google” about the availability of the company’s services.
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The Government of the Russian Federation has expanded the list of vital medicines to include additional forms of medicines intended for the treatment of children with serious and chronic diseases.
Business
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Tom’s Hardware: Intel slowed down its processors worldwide to fix the vulnerability.
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Author:
Ahmed Sadulayev
Source: RB
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