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Chinese state media reported on the Trump-Zelensky conflict, quoting Russian officials who emphasized the dangers of U.S. alliances for Ukraine. Dmitry Medvedev and Maria Zakharova’s comments reflected a critical view …
Chinese Media Amplifies Russian Commentary on Trump-Zelensky Clash Read More
U.S. President Donald Trump likened the UK demand for Apple user data to Chinese practices, cautioning against it during a meeting with Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Trump advised against compliance …
Trump Compares UK’s User Data Demands to Chinese Surveillance Practices Read More
A Brazilian Supreme Court justice has suspended Rumble, the platform hosting Trump’s Truth Social, citing violations of local laws and failure to curb misinformation. The ruling reveals a growing rift …
Brazilian Judge Suspends Rumble Amidst Free Speech Controversy Read More
South Korea has banned new downloads of China’s DeepSeek AI chatbot, pending compliance with data protection laws. DeepSeek’s popularity surged following its release, but subsequent scrutiny led to its suspension. …
South Korea Prohibits Downloads of China’s DeepSeek AI Chatbot Read More
South Sudan has blocked social media platforms indefinitely to control unrest-related information. The CPJ criticized this action, calling it excessive censorship detrimental to journalism. Journalists are using VPNs to report …
South Sudan’s Social Media Blockade Raises Press Freedom Concerns Read More
South Sudan has banned social media for up to 90 days in response to unrest fueled by reports of violence in neighboring Sudan. Telecom providers have confirmed the suspension, affecting …
South Sudan Enacts Social Media Ban Amid Rising Unrest Read More
The #KeepItOn coalition demands the South Sudanese government end a social media shutdown that violates human rights. The National Communication Authority’s order, in response to protests, has restricted digital access, …
Urgent Call to Restore Social Media Access in South Sudan Read More
South Sudan has implemented a 30-day social media shutdown, commencing January 23, due to graphic depictions of violence affecting its citizens in Sudan. The National Communication Authority ordered the block …
South Sudan Enacts Social Media Ban Amid Concerns Over Graphic Violence Read More
Brazil has given Meta 72 hours to explain its fact-checking policies and how it will protect user rights. This action stems from concerns over the company’s transparency and its accountability …
Brazil Demands Transparency from Meta on Fact-checking Policies in 72 Hours Read More
Iran has lifted the ban on WhatsApp, yet many users report feeling no significant change. Other popular applications remain blocked, making VPNs necessary for access. Economic hardships and recent events …
Iran Restores WhatsApp Access Amid Continued Internet Restrictions Read More