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Russia to launch Cyrillic national suffix in 2010

Monday, September 7. 2009

Another news story coming out of the second conference for ccTLD registries and registrars and the many workshops and talks given there by Central and Eastern European registries: Russia is said to be ready to launch the IDN version of .RF (Russian Federation) next summer.

This would probably make Russia one of the first countries to take advantage of ICANN's IDN ccTLD program to create a local-script TLD. The IDN .RF would exist alongside the standard .RU and .SU domains. The Russian registry also revealed plans to harmonise regulations in all three ccTLDs before the end of next year.

Posted by Stephane Van Gelder in IDNs at 19:24 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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Hello Stephane,

Do you mean ".??", or rather the lowercase version, ".??"?

=wil

#1 Wil Tan (Homepage) on 2009-09-08 14:20 (Reply)

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