NEUTRALITY

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                    [Title] => Ahead of new peace talks, Zelensky says eying Russia neutrality demand
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                    [AuthorName] => Danny Kemp
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                    [Title] => Mongolia, between big neighbors, seeks permanent neutrality
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Sandwiched between China and Russia, landlocked Mongolia has long tread a middle path, maintaining a balance between Moscow and Beijing while referring to the US and other remote allies as "third neighbors."

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                    [Title] => Brazil enacts Internet 'Bill of Rights'
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Brazil's president signed into law on Wednesday a "Bill of Rights" for the digital age that aims to protect online privacy and promote the Internet as a public utility by barring telecommunications companies from charging for preferential access to their networks.

                    [DatePublished] => 2014-04-25 02:22:33
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                    [AuthorName] => Stan Lehman
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                    [Title] => EU to probe Internet providers' traffic management
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The European Union has asked the bloc's 27 national telecommunications regulators to probe whether Internet providers block or slow down services in a way that harms consumers.
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Ahead of new peace talks, Zelensky says eying Russia neutrality demand

By Danny Kemp | March 28, 2022 - 8:35am

"This point of the negotiations is understandable to me and it is being discussed, it is being carefully studied," Zelensky...

World

Mongolia, between big neighbors, seeks permanent neutrality

November 2, 2015 - 11:44am

Sandwiched between China and Russia, landlocked Mongolia has long tread a middle path, maintaining a balance between Moscow and Beijing while referring to the US and other remote allies as "third neighbors."

World

Brazil enacts Internet 'Bill of Rights'

By Stan Lehman | April 25, 2014 - 2:22am

Brazil's president signed into law on Wednesday a "Bill of Rights" for the digital age that aims to protect online privacy...

World

EU to probe Internet providers' traffic management

April 19, 2011 - 5:43pm

The European Union has asked the bloc's 27 national telecommunications regulators to probe whether Internet providers block or slow down services in a way that harms consumers.