Gupta Brothers in Dubai: The Elusiveness of Justice in the Digital Age
The Gupta brothers—Atul, Rajesh, and Ajay—have become emblematic of the intricate nexus between cybercrime and international corruption. Their alleged involvement in "state capture" during...
Cybersecurity and Environmental Concerns: The Digital Risks in Gabès’ Toxic Pollution Crisis
The city of Gabès in Tunisia has been grappling with a severe environmental crisis. Toxic fumes emanating from the state-owned Groupe Chimique Tunisien, which...
Cybersecurity and Political Continuity: Risks and Lessons from Algeria’s New Government
The announcement of Algeria's new government, with minimal changes to its key leadership roles, has drawn attention not only to its political continuity but...
Cybersecurity and Free Speech: The Case of Omar Radi’s Detention over a Tweet
The detention of Moroccan journalist Omar Radi following a tweet critical of a judicial decision underscores the precarious relationship between freedom of expression and...
Cybersecurity Implications of Corporate Governance: Lessons from the Cevital Case in Algeria
In April 2019, Issad Rebrab, CEO of Cevital—the largest private company in Algeria—was arrested on charges of tax, banking, and customs offenses. After spending...
