Ramsha Jahangir is a Senior Editor at Tech Policy Press. Previously, she led Policy and Communications at the Global Network Initiative (GNI), which she now occasionally represents as a Senior Fellow on a range of issues related to human rights and tech policy. As an award-winning journalist and Tech Policy Press reporting fellow, Ramsha has extensively reported on platform governance, surveillance, and digital authoritarianism. Ramsha holds a Master’s in Journalism, Media, and Globalization from the University of Amsterdam and received the Erasmus Mundus Journalism scholarship. Ramsha divides her time between Amsterdam and Karachi.

Ramsha Jahangir

Tracking Regulator Responses to the Grok 'Undressing' Controversy

Brussels Fines Musk’s X €120M, Firing Shot in Transatlantic Tech Showdown

What Is Europe Trying to Achieve With Its Omnibus and Sovereignty Push?

EU’s Democracy Shield Prioritizes Coordination with Tech Firms Over Enforcement

EU Set the Global Standard on Privacy and AI. Now It’s Pulling Back

EU Weighs Regulating OpenAI’s ChatGPT Under the DSA. What Does That Mean?

What Europe Needs to Lead the Fight for Democracy

What We Can Learn from the First Digital Services Act Out-of-Court Dispute Settlements?

What a Dutch Court Ruling Against Meta Signals for Private DSA Enforcement

State of the Union 2025: What’s Ahead for Tech in Europe

Transcript: US House Judiciary Hearing on ‘Europe’s Threat to American Speech and Innovation’

Call for Applications: 2026 Tech Policy Press Fellowship Program

EU Officials Warn of Trade Fallout Over Trump’s Tech Tariff Threat

How US Officials Are Pressuring Europe Over Its Platform Regulations

Crying ‘Censorship,’ US Pressures Foreign Officials in Bid to Counter Tech Regulations

How the EU's Voluntary AI Code is Testing Industry and Regulators Alike

EU Disinformation Code Takes Effect Amid Censorship Claims and Trade Tensions

Addressing Questions Over Europe's AI Act, Digital Sovereignty, and More

Reflections at the Edge of Democracy and Tech

The GDPR Shake-Up: What You Need to Know

Experts Echo EU Concerns Over TikTok’s Ad Transparency Gaps

Between Borders and Lies: Fact-Checkers on Navigating the India-Pakistan Conflict

100 Days of Trump: Global Digital Rights and Internet Freedom Advocacy Efforts Face Generational Crisis

What’s Behind Europe’s Push to “Simplify” Tech Regulation?

 EU Steps Up Civil Society Engagement On the Digital Services Act — Is It Enough?

What We Don't Know About DSA Enforcement

Understanding the EU's Digital Services Act Enforcement Against X

Technology, Democracy, and Power: Journalism’s Role in a Time of Crisis

DSA Report Card: Key Takeaways from EU’s Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee Hearing

Tracking Recent Statements on the Enforcement of EU Tech Laws

What Happens When Democracy Falters? Lessons from The Global Majority

The EU’s Code of Practice on Disinformation is Now Part of the Digital Services Act. What Does It Mean?

Why 2024 Was The Worst Year for Internet Shutdowns

Evaluating the First Systemic Risk and Audit Reports Under the Digital Services Act

With US Commitment to Internet Freedom in Jeopardy, China and Russia Set to Gain

Advocates and Researchers Set Up “Global Majority House” in Brussels to Engage on Digital Services Act

Understanding Systemic Risks under the Digital Services Act

Pakistan On Verge of Techno-Authoritarian Turn

From Local Laws to Global Standards? Tracking Efforts to Harmonize Social Media Rules

Amid Flurry of Online Safety Laws, the Global Online Safety Regulators Network is Growing

Pakistan and the Intersection of Tech & Elections

Building Trust in the Digital Service Act’s Trusted Flaggers

Ensuring Digital Services Act Audits Deliver on Their Promise

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