Inclusive Internet issues

In an increasingly interconnected and interdependent world, it is no longer appropriate for a few countries or conglomerates to set the rules for all members of the international community.

The world's political and economic landscape has undergone profound changes in recent years, which calls for inclusive global cooperation and accommodating the interests of all the parties involved in any issue of global concern.

However, the organizers and participants of the so-called e-G8, to be held on Tuesday and Wednesday in France, apparently have a different view. The forum intends to discuss Internet regulation and online intellectual property protection with the absence of any concerned parties from China, the major player in cyberspace with 477 million netizens.