Reports 9 November 2022 Hackers are using a years-old Microsoft vulnerability to attack governments around the world Install those software updates! By Meaghan Tobin and Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai
Lists 17 October 2022 Now streaming: Rest of World’s favorite international films and TV shows From Bollywood blockbusters to reality TV, we round up the shows and films you need to watch next. By Andrew Deck
Features 4 October 2022 Coding in a war zone: Ukraine’s tech industry adapts to a new normal Displacement, attacks, and air raid alerts are daily life for Ukraine’s disrupted tech workforce. By John Beck and Brendan Hoffman
News 29 September 2022 $620 for an HIV diagnosis: Russians buy their way out of military service on Telegram The platform has given rise to a robust cottage industry helping Russian men avoid mobilization. By Masha Borak
Reports 28 September 2022 In war-scarred Bosnia, tech startups fight massive brain drain The industry represents a rare bright spot in the country's struggling economy. By Ben Weiss, Anna Miller and Liza Schmidt
Reports 20 September 2022 The Zenly implosion: Inside 6 months of tension, culture clash, and conflict Fearing competition, Snap decided to shut down Zenly rather than sell it. By Andrew Deck
Reports 5 September 2022 Doxxed, threatened, and arrested: Russia’s war on Wikipedia editors Russia's ongoing campaign against Wikipedia threatens volunteer editors By Masha Borak
In Frame 20 July 2022 Fleeing Putin, Russian tech workers find a home in Armenia “If Russia wins, everything in Russia will be bad. If Russia loses, everything will still be bad. I see no sense in returning there.” By Masha Borak and Anush Babajanyan
Reports 15 July 2022 How internet sleuths exposed a celebrity “volunteer soldier” in Ukraine as a fraud The strange case of a Twitter grifter demonstrated the growing influence — and risks — of the amateur open-source intelligence community. By Leo Schwartz
Features 24 May 2022 Nothing could slow inDriver’s rise from Siberian startup to global Uber competitor. Then Russia invaded Ukraine InDriver's unique haggling feature has seen it expand from its roots in Yakutia to markets around the world. By Leonid Ragozin
