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The Multipolar Challenge to Free Expression:

The rapid emergence of a multipolar world and the growing political and economic importance of a range of powers is increasingly having a significant impact on support for, and repression of, free expression. While China and Russia remain at the repressive end of the spectrum, how widely free speech is defended internationally depends increasingly on the positions of countries like India and Brazil as much as on the values and practices of the US and Europe.

In the multipolar world, is the right to free speech at risk?

With:
- John Sauven on climate change
- Bharat Bhushan on Indian journalism
- Ronald Deibert on cybersecurity
- Guy Berger and Michael Bochenek on threats to journalists

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