Russia wants to provide a “sovereign information space”, but does little for that

At the United Russia media forum, the head of the presidential administration, Vladislav Surkov, said that Russia has certain tools to provide a “sovereign information space,” Prime-TASS reported . He also acknowledged that issues related to this space are not yet fully resolved.

Surkov was quick to add that there are already specific projects, for example, in the field of digital television: "There are specific programs and concepts, but there is a lot written there, but little has been done."