Russia and Iran are making copycats of China’s Great Firewall

Leaders in Russia and Iran are trying to replicate China's Great Firewall to isolate their populations from the global internet, aiming to stifle dissent and control information. This move is part of a broader trend where authoritarian regimes are tightening their grip on digital freedoms to maintain power. The implications are significant as it underscores a global shift towards more internet censorship, raising concerns about the future of free expression and digital rights.