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The Tongan Internet community is looking towards other countries to improve its Internet development and resilience in the face of natural and geographic challenges.

Kazakhstan and the rest of Central Asia are dependent on Internet connectivity from Russia.

Multiple directories collate information about IXPs and networks that peer at them.

Governments increasingly turn to DNS-level blocking interventions because they're easy to implement.

Jamaica's Internet was the 10th most resilient in the Caribbean and 120th globally as of 2023.

Understanding electricity resilience and reliability is critical when measuring and developing Internet resilience.

IXPs' unique vantage points can provide local and regional level availability and performance insights that public international measurement projects cannot measure as accurately.

Greece, Bulgaria, and Czechia benefit far more from cloud edge infrastructure, achieving >26% network performance improvements.

Local studies and Indigenous measurement systems provide greater context on the true resilience of a country’s Internet.

By systematically measuring the DNS, we can improve our understanding of the Internet, find vulnerabilities, and provide data for informed decision-making.

Community-driven IXPs must focus on demonstrating value to ensure future stability.

Internet access should not be weaponized or restricted during emergencies—it should be a relief, coordination, and rebuilding tool.