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AbstractWaste crime—including illegal dumping, trafficking, and improper waste management—poses serious risks to environmental sustainability and public health. Despite

its links to organized and financial crime, investigative practices remain under-researched. [...]

AbstractChina’s Great Firewall originally focused on restricting domestic access to resources on the global web. Today, however, efforts in China and beyond concentrate on

restricting global access to information on the domestic internet. This article conceptualizes an emerging “Reverse Great Firewall”: a set of practices through [...]

AbstractRansomware is one of the greatest threats facing contemporary societies. Its harms are widespread and diverse, impacting physical assets, physical and psychological

well-being, as well as trust in domestic and international institutions. To counter the ransomware threat, states have adopted a range of measures—from resilience-building [...]

We replied to citizens who took the time to write to the President. The European Parliament and the European Union (EU) are responding to ongoing developments in Iran. The

European Parliament’s response to the recent violent crackdown of protesters and political dissidents in Iran has been clear. [...]