Internet Governance Weekly Brief: Foreign interference in US elections; IGF Call for session proposals; Bitcoin legalised in India and Germany; US plans IPv6-Only Readiness; U.S. Charges Two Chinese for cyber-attacks.......

[Mamadou LO]

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INDEX / MAIN NEWS

  *   IGF Call for session proposals, Village booths, Travel support
  *   Foreign interference: Joint Statement from DOS, DOJ, DOD, DHS, ODNI, FBI, NSA, and CISA on Preparations for Super Tuesday
  *   NSA Chief Says Super Tuesday Defenses Showed Improvement
  *   Judge orders Hillary Clinton deposition in email flap
  *   Germany recognizes Bitcoin as a legal financial instrument
  *   Supreme Court Legalises Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency Trading In India
  *   Saudi Arabia to Adopt Independent Policy in Digital Economy
  *   U.S. Federal Government Plans for IPv6-Only Readiness
  *   U.S. Charges Two Chinese Nationals Linked to North Korean Hacker Attacks
  *   The EU has launched a €5.1m package designed to promote media freedom
  *   No country is free from child sexual abuse, exploitation, UN’s top rights forum hears
  *   African MPs urged on online child sexual exploitation laws
  *   UNICEF: A new era for girls - Taking stock of 25 years of progress
  *   Facebook purges hundreds of fake accounts from state actors, marketers
  *   EU Rapid Alert System used amid coronavirus disinformation campaign
  *   Twitter told its 5,000 employees to work from home because of the coronavirus

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