As Iranian authorities restore some online services after crushing antigovernment demonstrations, they are using a technological dragnet to target attendees of the protests.

Michael Caster, the head of Article 19's Global China Program, speaks with RFE/RL about the organization's new report looking at how Chinese technology underpins Iran’s internet control and what it ...

The Trump administration covertly sent terminals into Iran in an effort to keep dissidents online following Tehran’s stifling ...

If President Donald Trump takes military action in Iran, he will need help from the Iranian people. The U.S. military can decapitate the regime from the air. But what happens on the ground will be up ...

Overseas delegations, including Brazil, Iran, and Israel to engage in AI investment, governance, and digital infrastructure ...

With the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) convention just days away, Troy Miller isn’t pretending the timing is easy. But the NRB president and CEO is betting that thousands of attendees will ...

The U.S. military is sending the USS Gerald R. Ford to the Middle East as tensions with Tehran over its nuclear program ratchet up.

The administration of US President Donald Trump has added several major Chinese companies, including Alibaba and Baidu, to a ...

TP-Link Systems Inc., a California-based company that was spun off from a Chinese firm in 2024, emphasized that it is ⁠an ...

Iran's ambassador welcomes India's role in the Chabahar port, calling it a 'strategic project' for regional connectivity. Tehran affirms bilateral cooperation will continue despite US sanctions, ...

The Trump administration has shelved a number of key tech security measures aimed at Beijing ahead of an April meeting between the two countries’ presidents.

A British woman detained with her husband in Iran has said she “naively and ignorantly thought that we’d be OK” when she made ...