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Island nations are selling domain names to tech companies - Vimarsana News

Island nations are selling domain names to tech companies

The British territory of Anguilla, for example, makes a third of its revenue selling the .ai domain name to artificial intelligence companies.

Investegate |NetScientific PLC Announcements | NetScientific PLC: Board Changes; Options; Co-Investment Agreement - Vimarsana News

Investegate |NetScientific PLC Announcements | NetScientific PLC: Board Changes; Options; Co-Investment Agreement

Investegate announcements from NetScientific PLC, Board Changes; Options; Co-Investment Agreement

Mauritius challenges UK rights over Indian Ocean domain name - Vimarsana News

Mauritius challenges UK rights over Indian Ocean domain name

Right to license .io address being challenged on grounds Britain no longer has legitimate claim to Chagos Islands

UN favours Mauritian control over Chagos Islands by rejecting UK stamps | Chagos Islands - Vimarsana News

UN favours Mauritian control over Chagos Islands by rejecting UK stamps | Chagos Islands

Refusal to recognise British Indian Ocean Territory stamps is latest move to assert Mauritian sovereignty

UN favours Mauritian control over Chagos Islands by rejecting UK stamps - Vimarsana News

UN favours Mauritian control over Chagos Islands by rejecting UK stamps

UN favours Mauritian control over Chagos Islands by rejecting UK stamps Haroon Siddique Legal affairs correspondent © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Dai Kurokawa/EPA Stamps issued by the British Indian Ocean Territory could soon be rendered invalid after the Universal Postal Union’s (UPU) council recommended they no longer be recognised, in the latest step rejecting the UK’s claim to the Chagos Islands. The move by the UPU, the second oldest international organisation, is in recognition of Mauritian sovereignty over the strategically important islands in the India...

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