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The debate surrounding TikTok, one of the world’s most popular social media platforms, transcends user engagement and entertainment. It delves into pressing legal issues, from national security and data privacy to international trade and First Amendment rights. The prospect of a TikTok ban and its subsequent reinstatement raises critical legal questions that could shape the future of tech regulation in …
The regulation of technology companies has become a focal point of international trade law. With technology driving global commerce and innovation, governments are grappling with how to regulate tech giants while maintaining fair trade practices. The intersection of international trade laws and tech regulation raises critical questions about sovereignty, market access, data privacy, and national security. This article explores how …
Governments worldwide and multinational organizations use economic sanctions as their weapon of choice when responding to major geopolitical changes such as terrorism and war. It is usually done in response to state and non-state actors perceived as threats to their interests or those in violation of international norms. Economic sanctions have been used as the go-to tool for the west …
Taiwan, for all intents and purposes, considers itself an independent nation. The island, which is officially known as the Republic of China (ROC), has been governed separately from mainland China since 1949. On the other hand, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) views Taiwan as a renegade province and considers the region part of its domain. Beijing has vowed to …
