In this special year-end edition of DataSyn, we feature five insightful articles that weigh in on the pressing question of information integrity in the digital public sphere. Our first piece by Deepti Bharthur takes stock of the ways in which the digital has entrenched itself within political systems, in this year of elections. Our second piece by Merrin Muhammed Ashraf analyzes whether the UN Global Principles on Information Integrity are equipped to address the structural issues plaguing media platforms. Our third piece by Seán Ó Siochrú proposes bold systemic changes for a more democratic digital information ecosystem. Our fourth piece by Christophe Gauthier makes a compelling argument for securing information integrity on digital platforms. Finally, our fifth piece by Yasmin Curzi looks to broaden the information integrity debate from a Southern feminist perspective.

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