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China internet sovereignty
China and Russia Want to Rule the Global Internet
By Charles Mok
Their model of surveillance and censorship threatens a free, open, and secure future internet.
A Struggle for Information Control Between China’s Government and the Tech Giants
By Canghao Chen
The Chinese government risks becoming the primary obstacle to the advancement of the internet industry in China.
Vietnam’s Internet Control: Following in China’s Footsteps?
By Justin Sherman
Vietnam’s new cybersecurity law suggests that the government is attempting to follow China’s model of internet control.
How China Exports Repression to Africa
By Samuel Woodhams
China’s “techno-dystopian expansionism” is undermining democracy in African countries.
China's Cybersecurity Law: What You Need to Know
By Jack Wagner
The law, which comes into effect June 1, raises data protection concerns for foreign firms.
China Cyber: Stepping Into the Shoes of a 'Major Power'
By Bruce McConnell
An analysis of the Cyberspace Administration of China's Third World Internet Conference.
Decoding China’s Approach to Data Security
By Nick Marro
With its restrictions on cross-border data movement, China is fracturing the global internet.
What Does China's New Cybersecurity Law Mean for Chinese Internet Companies?
By Lotus Ruan
New responsibilities for tech companies will make it hard for smaller firms to survive.
China Brings Push for Cyber Sovereignty to the UN
By Shannon Tiezzi
Plus, links on the Moranbong Band, the Taiwan arms sale, and the South China Sea. Your weekly China news roundup.
China Vows No Compromise on 'Cyber Sovereignty'
By Shannon Tiezzi
Xi Jinping doubles down on the controversial concept at the 2nd World Internet Conference.
China to Codify Internet Control Measures
By Jennifer Zhang
Beijing hopes to make cyberspace “safe and harmonious” territory.
Chinese Military Declares the Internet an Ideological ‘Battleground’
By Shannon Tiezzi
Could the PLA's idea of an online "ideological struggle" lead to a cyber war?
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