How secure is your data? There are 2 sides to online privacy: . 1️⃣ How much is your device protected by encryption, and who has backdoors to access your data? . 2️⃣ What rights do you have to control access to your data? . CEPA maps the spread of GDPR and Encryption law.👇.

The Indo-Pacific has become a theater of great power rivalry and a testing ground for the evolving relationship between China and Russia.

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How does society strike a balance between an individual’s right to privacy and the need for society to protect itself?

“Georgia’s democratic flame may flicker, but it remains alight.” Irina Arabidze

"Milorad Dodik is threatened with a loss of his power and influence. But he won’t go without a struggle." Ferenc Németh

"Ahead of the anniversary, the crackdown has only intensified," Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya added. "The regime isn't just punishing dissent. It's trying actually to erase the memory of 2020."

"The US-Russia summit is a symptom of geopolitical failure,"@edwardlucas.

Europe’s General Data Privacy Regulation, known as the GDPR, is the world’s most powerful privacy law.

"These are incursions into NATO territory. That's why we should not think of it only as a national response, but also allies, the response of the whole of NATO." Eitvydas Bajarūnas

"Russia is now blending cyber interference, underwater sabotage, and manipulation of maritime law to gain tactical advantage without overt conflict." Maciej Bukowski

“Energy independence from authoritarian regimes is a pathway to peace, sovereignty, and long-term stability.” Sergiy Makogon

“Ultimately, the Chinese role in Serbia illustrates the delicate dance between economic development and democratic erosion.” Eanna Mackey

“The success of French tech is due as well to various tax incentives: not just the research credit, but also significant write-offs for prototyping costs and the salaries of PhD hires.” Jeremy Epstein #TechPol

It is an old debate — security vs privacy. As countries seek access to sensitive data for national security, new rules may break encryption.

"We will not give up. The question is not whether change will come to Belarus. The question is who will be ready when it does." @Tsihanouskaya

Countries around the globe have adopted versions of the European privacy law.

“To close the gap, the US and Europe should start by identifying strategic zones where clean and reliable power can support data center growth.” Maciej Bukowski #TechPol

“Zapad-2025 must be viewed in this context, not merely as symbolic, but as part of an intensifying strategy to rehearse and prepare for potential ground escalation on NATO’s Eastern flank beyond Ukraine.” Maksym Beznosiuk

“Putin has made it clear that the Ukraine war is more important to him than the relationship with the US,” @apolyakova @WSJ

“The daily indignities of queuing for food and basic consumer goods, and of dealing with snoopers and bossy bureaucrats, destroyed [the Soviet Union’s] legitimacy.” @edwardlucas

You all understand the changes in Belarus are like our task and duty, a task of the Belarusian people, but for sure, we cannot do it alone. We need international action, we need solidarity, we need attention from the world." @Tsihanouskaya, ahead of the Belarus elections.