It’s the first instance of a U.S. social media company identifying a Chinese government-run disinformation campaign.

The Islamic State-claimed attacks that killed nearly 400 people in Sri Lanka mark a watershed in South Asia’s terror landscape.

In both countries, social media platforms are fertile ground for disinformation and hoaxes.

How many more will die before social media giants wake up and realize they have been complicit by failing to act?

A Facebook ban on Senior General Min Aung Hlaing will have major ramifications.

The recent elections are the first real opportunity to look at the public-facing use of social media by political parties.

In Pakistan the spread of misinformation is a much graver problem than the impact it might have on polling.

The Philippines is one of the world’s most social media-active countries. That makes it one of the most vulnerable.

A closer look at the meeting and its significance.

The country finds itself on the frontlines of a new war.

A brief history of the internet in North Korea -- and North Korea's private intranet.

In India, even the number of Facebook "likes" counts for politicians.

The Facebook founder is still trying to gain access to the Chinese market.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg seems intent on breaking into the China market, but at what cost?

The potential is enormous, but a change in mindset will be needed.

Tajik authorities have apparently blocked access to 200 sites.