Internet

Pro-Israel online influencing operation has been targeting UNRWA: Report
A new report says a network of fake accounts across multiple platforms has been promoting Israeli attacks on UN agency.
Published On 19 Mar 2024
EU probes Chinese site AliExpress over potentially illegal online products
The EU also sent requests for info to tech giants on their use of generative artificial intelligence.
Published On 14 Mar 2024
Pornhub and other adult sites sue EU over landmark digital content law
Lawsuits challenging legislation come after similar cases taken by online retailers Amazon and Zalando.
Published On 8 Mar 2024
Iran unveils plan for tighter internet rules to promote local platforms
From ‘shells’ of foreign apps to a focus on local versions, the directive has clues for the future of internet in Iran.
Published On 24 Feb 2024

Internet disruptions are casting doubts over the rule of law and Pakistan’s ambition to expand its digital economy.

The US president posted a meme featuring himself with laser beams shooting from his eyes. What was that about?

The government temporarily suspends mobile phone services as it holds the parliamentary and provincial election.

The images of Swift were seen by millions before being removed by platforms such as X and Meta.

Haryana state ended old age and widow pensions for thousands of claimants because they were dead. But they weren’t.

After a year of tough government scrutiny, the stars seem to have aligned in favour of TikTok as it enters the new year.

Businesses in the US are reporting fiery online backlash to Palestinian products and messages about the war in Gaza.

A total communications blackout beginning Friday night and ending early Sunday was in tandem with heaviest bombing yet.

Social media accounts spread pro-Israel content as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks closer ties with Israel.

Social media warriors have sprung up to share their community’s views and put down the others’ in this ethnic conflict.

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