“The tectonic shifts that have taken place in the global security order since Russia invaded Ukraine mean that the second-order effects of the war against [the Islamic State group] and the proximity of the Kurdish question to U.S. and European security interests requires a reprioritization of the issue in the West,” argues Ranj Alaaldin.
Though policymakers at all levels of government are working to address a diverse set of harms associated with digital platforms, the U.S. electorate’s mistaken beliefs about the First Amendment could add to the political and economic challenges of building better online speech governance, writes Aileen Nielsen.
After years of voluntary corporate disclosure practices, sustainability disclosures seem to be on the cusp of formalization, with both the U.S. and the EU adopting new disclosure rules in the past two years. Addisu Lashitew explains the key attributes of these emerging regimes and the potential risks.
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