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Tag: TikTok

Taiwan: Can Benefits from TikTok and Taiwan Be Evaluated the Same Way?

Jennifer Sampson - . Published in Taiwan Times

[M]any economic problems remain for the U.S. and China.

Singapore: TikTok Deal Would Be a Major Win for Trump, but Not in the Way You Might Expect

Deepti Bista - . Published in Channel News Asia

Russia: US-China Rivalry and Cooperation under Trump Will Be Intricately Woven Together*

Nane Sarkisian - . Published in Rossiyskaya Gazeta

A complete breakdown in relations, it seems, is off the table.

India: TikTok’s Case in the US Demonstrates How Social Media Is the New Oil

Deepti Bista - . Published in The Indian Express

France: Fighting for Facts in the Era of Trump and Musk

Lalatendu Das - . Published in Le Monde

Musk has been promoted to a parastatal position that will place him de facto at the heart of power.

Australia: Trump’s TikTok Reprieve Is Temporary. Change Is Coming, 1 Way or Another

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in ABC News

Spain: X, the New Paradise for Anorexia

Lalatendu Das - . Published in El Pais

National and European health regulations now face a significant challenge: how to put a stop to the all-powerful Musk.

Singapore: Time Is Running Out for TikTok in the US

Deepti Bista - . Published in Channel NewsAsia

[I]t is ... striking how U.S. politicians, who have widely denounced the app, have also been among its most enthusiastic users.

Australia: So What If Kamala Is Big on TikTok? You Don’t Have To Yuck Young Voters’ Yum

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Sydney Morning Herald

Zimbabwe: While We Cheer Starlink, US Is Banning TikTok

Lalatendu Das - . Published in The Sunday Mail

The bill to ban TikTok, which goes against the wishes of the majority of the Americans, overwhelmingly passed by a 79-18 vote.

Germany: A TikTok Ban Is Complicated

Mallory Matsumoto - . Published in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

The whole thing also smells like economic warfare.

Japan: Confronting the Security Risks of TikTok

Robin Koerner - . Published in Nikkei

The security risks associated with Chinese information technology extend beyond information manipulation.

   
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