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Beijing Weakens Its Competitors to 'Expand Its Own Power While Looking Like a Peacemaker': Expert - Vimarsana News

Beijing Weakens Its Competitors to 'Expand Its Own Power While Looking Like a Peacemaker': Expert

As Russia faces increasing isolation due to its invasion of Ukraine, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has extended ...

Chinese Regime Issues Internet White Paper, Encouraging Other Countries to Adopt Its Tech for Information Control - Vimarsana News

Chinese Regime Issues Internet White Paper, Encouraging Other Countries to Adopt Its Tech for Information Control

The Chinese communist regime recently released a white paper about “rule of law" for the Internet, openly stating ...

Myanmar's investment exodus is the price of control for its junta - Vimarsana News

Myanmar's investment exodus is the price of control for its junta

It’s never a good sign when a government steps in to block internet access, or bans a communication platform such as Twitter, and unfortunately such practices are not unheard of in the markets we cover at Developing Telecoms.

Liberals' Plan to Curb 'Internet Harms' Puts Free Speech at Risk: Expert - Vimarsana News

Liberals' Plan to Curb 'Internet Harms' Puts Free Speech at Risk: Expert

The Liberal government’s upcoming legislation to address “online harms” could undermine Canadians’ freedom of speech and render diasporas ...

Thailand's Creeping Digital Authoritarianism – The Diplomat - Vimarsana News

Thailand's Creeping Digital Authoritarianism – The Diplomat

Thailand’s Creeping Digital Authoritarianism Since the military coup of 2014, Thailand has developed one of the most sophisticated systems of digital surveillance in Southeast Asia. By February 17, 2021 Advertisement January saw a Thai court hand down a record-breaking 43 and a half- year sentence to a Thai woman convicted of breaking the country’s infamous lese majeste law. The court based the conviction on audio clips that the woman had posted on Facebook and YouTube. The sentencing has, once again, drawn attention to the country’s lese majeste law. But it h...