The Chinese government’s proposed law to combat cybercrime extends far beyond addressing legitimate legal concerns and contains sweeping provisions that pose a significant threat to human rights.

Despite the sweeping restrictions, Iranians and those outside the country are still finding limited ways to exchange information.

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In 2025, four per cent of persons aged 16 to 74 years did not use the internet, the NSO said. The survey on Information and Communication Technology (ICT) usage, partly financed by the ...

A major cybersecurity incident has raised concerns about the safety of personal data after researchers discovered a massive database containing sensitive identity records exposed on the open internet.

On February 28, hours after the United States and Israel launched attacks on Iran, the Iranian regime imposed a nationwide ...

High telecom taxes in Bangladesh raise internet costs, threatening digital inclusion and slowing growth of mobile services and the wider digital economy.

After strikes killed senior Iranian officials, Iran cut off internet access. Journalists are relying on satellite links, ...

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Federal cybersecurity agencies are pressing Americans to act on a short list of protective steps that cost nothing but could ...