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Apr
28
The limits of misinformation: Canada election edition
Despite an onslaught of online hijinks, political attacks and foreign interference, Canadian voters have not been swayed by such digital tricks.
10 min read
Apr
21
A digital conscious uncoupling
When it comes to digital policymaking, countries now openly question their ties to the United States — and whether Washington is a trusted actor.
9 min read
Apr
14
The fallacy of social media monopolies
The US Federal Trade Commission's antitrust lawsuit against Meta fails to understand how we all use social media platforms in 2025.
9 min read
Apr
07
The digital side of the trade war
Attention has turned to how Europe will go after American tech giants in the growing transatlantic trade war. That will be easier said than done.
9 min read
Apr
02
A game plan for middle powers
Countries can successfully navigate between the US, China and European Union on digital policy — so long as they make the right bets.
11 min read
Mar
31
A game plan for middle powers
Countries can successfully navigate between the US, China and European Union on digital policy — so long as they make the right bets.
10 min read
Mar
26
Rethinking tech sovereignty
In an era where long-standing geopolitical ties are faltering, it's time to figure out what this concept actually means — before it's too late
11 min read
Mar
24
Rethinking tech sovereignty
In an era where long-standing geopolitical ties are faltering, it's time to figure out what this concept actually means — before it's too late
11 min read
Mar
20
Social media is a black box. Here's how to fix that
Workshops to understand how to make social media more accountable highlighted four ways these platforms can be more transparent to outsiders
7 min read
Mar
17
Postcard from Washington: MAGA on tech
Two months into Donald Trump's second term in the White House, a lot remains confused about what his administration and Congress will do on tech
10 min read