The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, aka ICANN, is one step closer to allowing the first Internet addresses written completely in non-Latin characters. Previously, in October, ICANN had voted to allow non-Latin web addresses. On January 21st, they approved the first four non-Latin top-level domains (extensions, like .com or .org, that appear at the end of a web address).
Domains were approved for the Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. That means that, for the first time ever, people in these countries will be able to access web...