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China
The Chinese Communist Party runs one of the world’s biggest digital empires, if not the biggest. In the Middle Kingdom, all Internet access is owned by the state, which is usually another way of saying...
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Iran
Iran has more than 150 Internet Service Providers or companies advertising themselves as such. Many of these services have been privatized since 2009 but that does not mean they have become fully...
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Syria
Syria, which Reporters Without Borders has already listed as an “Internet Enemy,” has stepped up web censorship and cyber-monitoring as the country’s conflict has intensified. Since the uprising...
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Bahrain
Bahrain has one of the best levels of Internet coverage in the Middle East[1]. With an Internet penetration rate of 77%, most Bahrainis are connected. Connection speeds are fairly good (ranging from...
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Vietnam
Vietnamese authorities face a dilemma common to authoritarian systems. The desire for economic development that builds on the new technologies[1] clashes with fear of political instability growing...
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