Despite its advanced transnational online networks, adding alternative social media sites within existing public-private frameworks, would render the Russian Imperial Movement vulnerable.

Digital inequalities place developing countries at a disadvantage when competing with Western technocrats in policy-making

The ease of terrorist content proliferation online stokes the debate of internet censorship.

The global social media platform has irrevocably changed following Elon Musk’s acquisition — the United States must adjust to this new reality.

Proposed EU legislation requiring scanning end-to-end encrypted communications undermines human rights worldwide.

The United States must secure itself from TikTok — a potentially irresistible tool in the hands of China, its self-identified ideological adversary.

Despite a commitment to promote openness in the global internet, the United States’ sanctions policies undermine the internet freedom of average Iranian citizens.

The United States’ focus on developing security and resilience in its domestic semiconductor supply chain is too narrowly fixated on specific steps in the broader process.

The United States and China are currently headed towards ‘soft’ technological decoupling, which severely affects all actors in the global economy. In sensitive technology sectors, multinational corporations (MNCs) should expect increased foreign and domestic regulatory pressure.

Tighter regulations on web series illustrate significant concerns for domestic innovation throughout China.

Russian media content analysis often focuses on native internet sources such as VK and Yandex. Yet for activists with an eye towards Western audiences, usage of a non-indigenous platform - YouTube - is gaining prominence.

Russia digitally weaponizes American racial tensions.

By providing Western 5G alternatives to African countries, the United States can counter Chinese investment on the continent and reforge a relationship with an increasingly important region.

Major changes to the information and communications technology (ICT) market, a fast-growing GHG emitting sector, are needed to mitigate climate change.

By Gunjan Singh