As global concerns over AI security intensify, China’s AI sector faces heightened scrutiny over data privacy, surveillance, and geopolitical influence. While Beijing defends its AI governance, nations worldwide are tightening regulations, restricting Chinese firms, and investing in domestic AI development. Amid restrictions, China is forging AI partnerships in Africa and Southeast Asia to expand its global influence.

As AI transforms industries worldwide, nations are racing to establish robust regulatory frameworks in 2025. This report delves into key developments from the U.S., EU, China, Brazil, Israel, and Australia, highlighting their approaches to balancing innovation with public safety, ethical standards, and international cooperation.

The 2024 U.S. elections showcased the potential and limitations of AI in political misinformation. Despite fears, traditional tactics dominated, while proactive legislation and platform safeguards minimized AI's influence. Learn how technology shaped election narratives and the lessons for future democratic processes.

Latin America is at the forefront of AI regulation, with countries like Brazil and Chile leading detailed initiatives, Mexico cautiously progressing, and Argentina positioning itself as an AI hub. This report explores the region's risk-based strategies to balance innovation and safety in the evolving AI landscape.

As the commercial drone market expands, non-state actors are increasingly accessing advanced small-scale Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), posing significant security threats. This report delves into the shortcomings of existing regulations, the impact of global arms races in drone technology, and the necessity for robust international controls and a cultural shift to curb the militarization of drones in modern conflicts.