Telegram CEO Pavel Durov funds free IVF for women using his sperm in Moscow
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov funds free IVF treatments for Russian women using his sperm, aiming to address global fertility issues and normalize sperm donation.…
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Telegram CEO Pavel Durov funds free IVF treatments for Russian women using his sperm, aiming to address global fertility issues and normalize sperm donation.…
Pavel Durov faces multiple charges, including complicity in illicit transactions and child pornography
Russian-born billionaire detained amid investigation into criminal activities on messaging platform
Some billionaires are making unconventional inheritance decisions—like Hermes heir Nicolas Puech adopting his ex-gardener and Telegram CEO Pavel Durov setting…
Telegram is facing growing global regulatory pressure after India temporarily banned the app over alleged exam fraud, adding to restrictions in multiple…
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) warns that Telegram may be banned in the Philippines if it fails to stop illegal gambling…
Moscow experienced its largest January snowfall in more than two centuries, with snow reaching up to 60 centimeters, disrupting transport and daily life across…
Fintech firm Salmon Group secures $88M funding to expand mobile-based lending in the Philippines, marking one of the largest recent investments in the sector.
Czech President Petr Pavel criticizes US tariffs as "brutal" and harmful to developing nations during a landmark visit to Ghana, calling for multilateral…
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. aims to strengthen ties between the Philippines and Czech Republic, focusing on economic, defense, and security cooperation. He…
Nearly all the few opposition media outlets that were operating in Russia have been shut
Salmon secures $30 million in Series A-2 equity financing to expand its lending business and launch new products for underserved Filipino consumers. Key…
House Speaker Mike Johnson says Kyiv should be allowed to conduct the war the way they see fit.
