Internet governance resists government control

Neither democratic nor authoritarian governments currently control the core infrastructure of the internet

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Facebook seeks new users and markets as troubles mount

Facebook's multiple political, reputational and economic challenges reflect tensions with its underlying business model

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While the government wants social media to be more responsible, politicians themselves are ‘weaponising’ such platforms

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Tighter anti-trust oversight opens a new battlefront for large technology firms, besides data privacy protections

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Moscow is accused of cyber adventurism abroad but is essentially fearful of frontierless internet space

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Brazil, South Africa, India and Vietnam are investing in developing both defensive and offensive cyber capabilities

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The region’s economic dynamism, political complexity and diplomatic stresses have increased its cyberattack risks

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China has invested heavily in blockchain, despite the government’s opposition to private cryptocurrencies

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New draft policy would rein in global e-retailers such as Amazon and Walmart

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The United States dominates the internet technologically and commercially, but it may lose power over rules governing it

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