I want to say no. Each country is its own country. So telecommunications have to abide by that countries digital laws when operating within that sovereign nati

I want to say no. Each country is its own country. So telecommunications have to abide by that countries digital laws when operating within that sovereign nation as well as any state/local laws that may apply based on your location within that country. As this is complex and cultures/language/economic barriers often limit how far a company can spread internationally. So then you are left with inter-corporate negotiations and partnerships which are if not as complex, more. The simplest solution is satellite internet, but its outrageously expensive. Google Loon apparently is going to be going full force within ~18 months. So that may solve your problem long term.