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Indigenous Internet measurement systems are critical for assessing and validating the current strengths and weaknesses of local Internet connected networks.

Eight countries have increased their IPv6 adoption rate to above 50% in the past 12 months.

India needs resilient, decentralized, and crisis-ready digital infrastructure to allow for modern governance.

Iraq, Myanmar, and Venezuela have seen significant increases in their market competition since 2023.

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

Two recent events in Bangkok emphasize the worth of democratizing access to measurement tools and fostering local capacity for data-driven advocacy.

Countries in Africa and Asia saw the biggest gains in Internet penetration between 2022 and 2023.

The increasing misuse of Internet shutdown powers highlights the urgent need for stricter enforcement of legal safeguards.

International sanctions targeting Iran's technological sector restrict Iran's participation in the global economy, hinder innovation, and obstruct its technological infrastructure.

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

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.