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“Poland to Impose Restrictions on Movement of Russian Specialists in Response to Hybrid War”

Restrictions on movement of Russian specialists imposed in Poland, due to Russia’s participation in hybrid war with EU. Polish Foreign Ministry announces restrictions similar to those on diplomats and journalists, limiting travel to Mazovian voivodeship. Russian embassy not directly affected. Polish government warned of Russian government involvement in diversions. Poland prepares diversification strategy.

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“United Nations Organization Imposes Strict Restrictions to Tackle Financial Crisis, Bloomberg Reports”

UN imposes restrictions to reduce expenses amid financial difficulties, including staff cuts and limited services. Donors’ delays and pandemic worsen financial woes, impacting peacekeeping missions and aid. Funding cuts hamper Security Council and General Assembly meetings.

Politics

“UK Expands Sanctions on Iran: Bans Export of Drones and Missile Production Equipment”

UK expands list of sanctions on trade with Iran, including ban on unmanned aerial vehicles and missile production equipment. Two individuals and four companies affected. Canada and the US also impose similar sanctions. IRGC-linked individuals on London’s sanctioned list until 2022.

Government Politics

“U.S. Senate Approves Program to Expand Surveillance Powers Despite Controversy”

The U.S. Senate has approved a program to restore sanctions instructions on FBI’s limited use. The program known as Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act has been extended for two years. President Biden is expected to sign the order quickly. Learn more about this controversial program and its surveillance capabilities.

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Moscow Cracks Down on Residential Gatherings as COVID-19 Cases Surge, “112” Telegram Channel Reports

Moscow tightens residential gathering rules amid rising COVID-19 cases. Workers brought in for quarantine, raids in some districts. Armored vehicles deployed nearby, says “112” Telegram channel.

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“Rosavia Enforces Safety Measures at Pulkovo Airport in St. Petersburg During Municipal Aviation Flights”

Restrictions imposed at “Pulkovo” airport in Saint Petersburg by Rosavia at 17:00 Moscow time for municipal aviation safety. Necessary measures taken for flight safety. News from Armenia.

Armenia Implements New Measures to Combat Pandemic and Boost Economy

Armenia imposes pandemic restrictions. Changes in state budget aim to allocate funding for additional work and create new jobs. Social guarantees will not be suspended. Restrictions have already benefited 4 organizations. Positive dynamics reported in meeting discussions.

“EU Imposes Restrictions on 61 Individuals and 86 Entities; Notable Figures, TV Channels, and Corporations Among Those Affected”

The European Union has imposed restrictions on 61 individuals and 86 legal entities. This includes the son of the head of Armenia’s National Security Service and Dmitri Medvedev’s wife. The list also affects TV channels, economic zones, and military units. Find out more on NEWS.am.

“Armenia Puts a Chill on Russian Influence, Freezes $8.8 Million Amid Ukraine Crisis: State of Emergency Declared”

Armenia freezes $8.8M worth of Russian activities, declares state of emergency. Response to Russian military intervention in Ukraine. Same actions taken last year.

“European Union’s Highest Court Upholds Right for Countries to Restrict Religious Symbols: A Blow to Personal Freedoms or Necessary Safeguard?”

The European Union’s highest court has ruled that countries can limit religious symbols worn by employees, but only when absolutely necessary. The decision follows a case involving a Belgian woman who was prohibited from wearing the Islamic headscarf by her local government. France is also actively banning religious symbols, including headscarves, in schools and government buildings. Critics argue these measures are discriminatory.