2021-11-25-新美国安全中心-全球数字秩序的未来_54页_1mb

The report, The Future of the Digital Order, highlights four key trends shaping the global digital landscape: growing China-Russia alignment, authoritarian regimes expanding digital control, increasing regulation of online platforms, and the accelerating "splinternet." Authoritarian governments are intensifying information control, surveillance, and technology governance to maintain power, while illiberal regimes seek to adopt high-tech tools for repression, often from China. The United States must lead efforts to preserve a liberal digital order by strengthening domestic policies (e.g., national data protection laws), fostering international coalitions with techno-democracies, enhancing cybersecurity, and countering Chinese and Russian influence. Specific recommendations include formalizing a global techno-democracy alliance, promoting democratic digital infrastructure abroad, and leveraging sanctions to pressure repressive regimes. Addressing these challenges requires coordinated action across legislative, executive, and diplomatic channels, with a focus on protecting universal rights and innovation while countering digital authoritarianism.