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Sustaining the Commons in an Age of Digital Sovereignty

Hisham Ibrahim

• 8 Jun 2026

• 12 min read

Digital sovereignty raises legitimate questions about dependency, resilience and control. It can strengthen the Internet when it builds capacity and meaningful choice. It becomes risky when it is pursued as control over the common layer that keeps the global Internet interoperable.

Legacy Out of Contract

Qasim Lone

• 15 May 2026

• 19 min read

Last time, we looked at legacy address space in terms of contract coverage, ROA coverage, and proportion of announced prefixes. Now it’s time to take a closer look at those blocks still to be brought under contract and get a clearer picture of what kind of behaviour we see coming from them.

The Internet’s Trust Architecture

Hisham Ibrahim

• 13 Apr 2026

• 7 min read

The Internet’s core, rooted in open standards and unique identifiers, has always depended on trust. That trust is part of what makes coordination possible across distributed actors, shared systems, and diverse institutions. Looking at the Internet in these terms may help explain why similar technic…

Ukraine as a Laboratory of Internet Resilience

Eliza Rohotska

• 24 Feb 2026

• 15 min read

Ukraine’s Internet has not collapsed under invasion - it has adapted. This article examines what that reveals about the concept of resilience in the context of Internet infrastructure and the people who keep the networks running.

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Looking Back at 2025: What the Numbers Say About Engagement, Skills, and Coordination

Alena Muravska

• 18 Feb 2026

• 16 min read

At the RIPE NCC, engagement happens in many different formats - RIPE Meetings, regional events, Open Houses, training courses, RIPE Labs, and more. But the questions behind all this activity are consistent: who are we reaching, how accessible is participation, and are people able to stay involved o…

How Global Digital Cooperation Entered Its Implementation Phase

Desiree Miloshevic

• 16 Feb 2026

• 13 min read

With WSIS+20 concluded and the Global Digital Compact adopted, digital policy is moving into an implementation phase. This article traces what changed, what was delivered, and what comes next.

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Internet Coordination in Times of War

Hisham Ibrahim

• 4 Feb 2026

• 4 min read

Periods of armed conflict often lead to renewed scrutiny of how the Internet functions and of the organisations involved in its coordination. In such moments, simplified or incorrect narratives that can frame technical coordination roles as political choices, or assign responsibilities to coordinat…

Enabling Sustainable Development Through Internet Coordination

Hisham Ibrahim

• 27 Oct 2025

• 9 min read

The path to sustainable development runs through the Internet’s technical core. Beneath every digital service, every collaboration, and every step forward in how societies grow and adapt lies the infrastructure that supports progress in education, healthcare, governance, innovation, and more. The R…

Unlocking Digital Growth: The Role of IXPs in South East Europe

Jelena Cosic

• 21 Oct 2025

• 4 min read

How do we know when an IXP is working well? What goals should it achieve, and can success be measured in the same way everywhere? A new RIPE NCC report takes a closer look at these questions in the context of the SEE region.

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Andrei Robachevsky - ICP-2 In Review: Charting the RIR Lifecycle

Alun Davies

• 9 Oct 2025

• 4 min read

ICP-2 lays out the criteria for the recognition of new RIRs. But what about the rest of the lifecycle of the organisations that coordinate the allocation and public registration of unique IP numbers? In this episode, Andrei Robachevsky of the NRO NC talks about the ICP-2 review.

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