Russian Student Jailed for Pro-Ukraine Wi-Fi Network Name

A Russian university student was sentenced to 10 days in jail for naming his Wi-Fi router with a pro-Ukrainian slogan, "Glory to Ukraine," as dissent in Russia has been effectively outlawed since Putin's invasion of Ukraine. More than 260 people are currently serving jail terms for anti-war stances, and a climate of repression has intensified following the death of Kremlin critic Alexey Navalny. Amid a heavy police presence, mourners defied threats of arrest and gathered for Navalny's funeral, while an upcoming election is expected to see Putin extend his rule into the 2030s.