Moldova is experiencing an internet connectivity boom that few might expect from one of Europe’s smaller and poorer nations. In 2025, this country boasts some of the fastest and most affordable internet access in the world en.wikipedia.org moldova.mom-gmr.org. High-speed broadband networks blanket the cities and even reach deep into rural areas, while new technologies like…
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Overview of Internet Access in the Solomon Islands The Solomon Islands – an archipelago of some 15 large islands and hundreds of smaller isles – faces unique challenges in connecting its scattered population of ~700,000 to the internet apnic.foundation. Until recently, the country relied almost entirely on expensive, low-bandwidth satellite links for global connectivity, resulting…
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Fixed Broadband Access in Monaco (Fiber Optics) Monaco boasts 100% fiber-optic broadband coverage as of 2023 monacolife.net. The sole major ISP, Monaco Telecom, completed a four-year rollout under the government’s “Extended Monaco” digital program, replacing old DSL copper lines entirely monacolife.net. Residents and businesses can now get fiber-to-the-premises at various speed tiers. Standard home plans…
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Overview: Internet Access in Liberia Today Liberia’s internet landscape is rapidly evolving from near-zero connectivity during the civil war years to a growing digital economy today. As of early 2025, roughly one-third of Liberians use the internet (about 1.84 million users, representing 32.4% of the population) datareportal.com. This marks steady growth from just 19% internet…
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Serbia’s internet landscape in 2025 reflects significant progress in broadband connectivity alongside new developments on the horizon. Fixed fiber networks and 4G mobile coverage have expanded to reach most of the population, while government initiatives aim to close the remaining digital divide between cities and villages. This report provides a comprehensive overview of Serbia’s internet…
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Overview: Paraguay’s Digital Landscape Paraguay’s internet usage has grown rapidly but still lags behind regional peers. Roughly 78% of Paraguay’s population uses the internet, which is below the Latin American average (~85%) and far behind regional leaders like Chile (over 94%) pulse.internetsociety.org theglobaleconomy.com. This places Paraguay in the middle-to-lower tier for internet penetration in South…
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The Grenadines – a chain of idyllic islands including Bequia, Mustique, Canouan, Union Island, Mayreau, and more – are rapidly shedding their past reputation of sluggish internet. In 2025, these tropical gems enjoy unprecedented connectivity options: subsea fiber-optic cables now link key islands to high-speed broadband, 4G LTE mobile networks blanket most populated areas, and…
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Rwanda has emerged as one of Africa’s digital trailblazers, transforming from a nation with almost no internet access in the 1990s to an ambitious ICT hub today. This report delves into Rwanda’s internet revolution – from the historical rollout of infrastructure to the latest efforts connecting remote villages and even leveraging satellites for connectivity. We…
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Myanmar’s internet landscape stands at a volatile crossroads. Once celebrated for a rapid digital leap in the 2010s, the country now oscillates between forced blackouts and furtive hopes of satellite-powered connectivity. Following a 2021 military coup, Myanmar’s connectivity has been marred by infrastructure damage, government-imposed shutdowns, skyrocketing costs, and draconian censorship. Yet even as the…
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The Micronesian region – encompassing the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM), Palau, the Marshall Islands, Nauru, and Kiribati – has made significant strides in improving internet connectivity over the past decade. Once almost entirely reliant on slow, expensive satellite links, these Pacific island nations are now benefiting from new submarine fiber-optic cables, upgraded mobile networks,…
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