The Russian Military Invasion Speaks to the Limits of Siber Warfare

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We don't know the kind of full financial fall out from these sanctions, and we might get a better a sense when a we see trading resume on monday. The central bank has sought to quell any kind of financial panic, and have said they have sufficient resources to insure that they can support the currency. John thornhill says the current military invasion speaks to the limits of siber warfare.

BP plans to divest its stake in Russia’s state-oil company Rosneft, Norway’s $1.3tn oil fund plans to sell out of Russia and US and Western allies to impose sanctions on Russia’s central bank and cut some lenders from Swift. Plus, shares in cybersecurity companies rise as companies around the world fear more Russian cyberattacks.

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BP to divest stake in Russian state-oil company Rosneft

West to impose sanctions on Russian central bank and cut some lenders from Swift

A global financial pariah’: how central bank sanctions could hobble Russia

War in Ukraine risks scrambling the logic of cyber security

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