Almost every country uses digital surveillance to some extent, whether it is for crime prevention and security, healthcare, or identity verification.
But in some countries that have regimes with authoritarian tendencies, the line between surveillance for legitimate purposes and the encroachment of digital authoritarianism can often become blurred. When we think about digital authoritarianism, one of the first countries that immediately captures our attention is Venezuela.
People in Vanuatu are set to benefit from a new national digital payment platform, part
The digitalization of Uzbekistan began about 10 years ago. In 2012, the government of the
Uruguay plans to invest heavily in infrastructure, technology, modernization systems, expansion of connectivity, implementation of
USAID has released its first-ever Digital Strategy, charting an Agency-wide vision for development and humanitarian assistance
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