The Lebanese government has just approved two disastrous decisions, proposed by the Minister of Communications, Johnny Corm, that …
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We appreciate the Lebanese Central Inspection’s efforts to seriously consider and respond to inquiries by SMEX and other …
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Internet services have been partially restored in Sudan after a 20-day shutdown following the coup led by the …
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On October 4, Lebanese Annahar Daily reported that the latest Lebanese Prime Minister formed a ministerial committee to …
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On September 14, Facebook’s Oversight Board issued a decision to restore a post originally published by Al-Jazeera’s Facebook …
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On August 24, 2021, the technology community in Lebanon woke up to the alarming news of a “digital …
On February 16, the Tunisian Minister of Transport and Logistics, Moez Chakchouk, announced the launch of public …
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Tech and media companies are exploiting free, popular apps to increase their access to personal data; and WhatsApp …
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On September 23, Zoom cancelled a virtual event featuring the Palestinian Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine’s …
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