Georgia – a name shared by both a country at the crossroads of Europe and Asia and a state in the southeastern United States – presents two distinct stories of internet access. This report provides a comprehensive look at internet infrastructure, availability, providers, pricing, speeds, adoption, and government initiatives in each region. We also examine…
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Overview of São Tomé and Príncipe’s Internet Landscape (2025) São Tomé and Príncipe – a small island developing state in the Gulf of Guinea – has made notable strides in digital development over the past decade. As of early 2025, about 61.5% of the population (approximately 146,000 people) are internet users, a significant increase from…
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Overview of Internet Access in Nauru Nauru is a tiny Pacific island nation (21 km²) with a population of about 12,000, yet it boasts one of the highest internet usage rates in the Pacific. Approximately 83% of Nauruans are internet users as of 2023 pulse.internetsociety.org, a penetration well above the Oceania average (78% pulse.internetsociety.org). This…
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Overview: Types of Infrastructure Targeted Ukraine’s telecommunications network encompasses a wide range of critical infrastructure that has come under attack since 2022. These include: Together, these attacks have aimed to sever Ukraine’s connectivity – both civilian communications and military command links – by dismantling the physical pillars of the internet, phone, and broadcast systems. The…
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Dominica’s connectivity is carried by undersea cables and local networks. The island is a landing point on the Southern Caribbean Fiber (SCF) ring, a 3,000-km submarine cable linking 15 Eastern Caribbean islands (including Dominica) with high-capacity fiber southerncaribbeanfiber.com. On-island, the former Cable & Wireless (now Flow) network provides fixed DSL and coaxial/cable service, while Digicel (via…
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