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Morning brief: EU's latest sanctions against Russia, Thenaros former president sentenced, and more

Morning brief: EU's latest sanctions against Russia, Thenaros former president sentenced, and more

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Almost 10 months into the Russia-Ukraine war, the European Union has proposed its ninth spate of sanctions against Moscow. In other news, US pentagon has awarded a major $9 billion cloud computing contract to four tech firms;Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle.A fresh search conducted into Donald Trump's residences, storage units has revealed two more classified documents stored in a Florida unit. The searches were undertaken following the Justice department's concerns that not all secret documents have been returned.

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EU proposes more sanctions on Russia, ninth such package

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The European Commission on Wednesday (December 7) proposed a ninth package of sanction on Russia. The sanctions proposed due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine would include almost 200 more individuals and entities on the EU sanctions list.

Pentagon awards $9 billion cloud computing contracts to four tech firms

The Pentagon said on Wednesday (December 7) that it has awarded cloud computing contracts worth USD 9 billion to Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle. Previous such deal has been scrapped due to dispute between two of these firms.

US court sentences former Theranos President Ramesh Balwani to 13 years in prison for fraud

A US judge on Wednesday sentenced former Theranos Inc President Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani and ex-boyfriend of fallen company founder Elizabeth Holmes to 12 years and 11 months in prison for defrauding the failed blood-testing startup's patients and investors.

Two documents marked classified found in Florida storage unit by Trump team

A team hired by former president Donald Trump’s lawyers have found two documents marked classified in a Florida storage unit, Washington Post reported. In total, four properties belonging to Trump were searched, but no other such documents were found. Both documents have been handed over to the FBI.

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Moohita Kaur Garg is a journalist with over four years of experience, currently serving as a Senior Sub-Editor at WION. She writes on a variety of topics, including US and Indian p...Read More