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| Mobile app stores may need price regulation “The mobile app infrastructure consisting of the interrelated complex of mobile browsers, operating systems, and app stores is a core digital industry. It is central to the successful operation of a large range of enterprises and to the conduct of personal, social, and political life in the 21st century. It is also a market where competitive forces have manifestly failed to protect the public interest. It needs to be under the public supervision of a digital industry regulator,” argues Mark MacCarthy. |
On the Ukraine war Ukraine’s digital resilience. Ukraine’s digital capabilities are helping the country meet the needs of its citizens in a time of war. In a new report, George Ingram and Priya Vora examine the country’s digitalization journey, how the war catalyzed technological advancements, and more. What happens if Ukraine loses. In an opinion piece for The Hill, Steven Pifer argues that blocking aid to Ukraine means putting the United States and Europe in greater jeopardy. The role of NATO and Europe. As the second anniversary of Russia’s invasion nears, there is a need for NATO and the European Union to demonstrate their willingness to support Ukraine in the long run, Tara Varma emphasizes in her recent Senate testimony. To stay updated on developments in the war, see the Ukraine Index—an interactive report with security, economic, and political data. |
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