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Every Country Now Has Its Own Separate Internet
Original: Every Country Has Its Own Internet Now
Commentary argues that the once-global internet has splintered into national versions, as governments increasingly restrict, filter or domesticate online space within their borders. The piece reflects a growing debate over 'splinternet' trends, with states asserting sovereignty over data, platforms and connectivity rather than sharing a common open network.
Why now: Ongoing concerns about internet fragmentation driven by national censorship, data laws and geopolitical rivalry
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- Every Country Has Its Own Internet Now · Politico
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