ICANN’s Board has adopted a series of decisions affecting internet governance processes, technical operations, and preparations for the next domain name expansion round.
EU member states have agreed a negotiating position on proposals to streamline certain artificial intelligence regulations and adjust the timeline for implementing parts of the AI Act.
The European Parliament has approved the EU’s conclusion of the Council of Europe Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence, the first international treaty aimed at regulating AI in line with human rights and democratic principles.
ICANN has approved the base agreement that will govern organisations operating new top-level domains in the upcoming 2026 round of domain name applications.
ICANN’s Board has denied two reconsideration requests related to domain name disputes, clarifying how its compliance process applies to registrars and user complaints.
New outputs from the ITU Radiocommunication Sector reveal a steady expansion of technical standards addressing spectrum management, satellite interference, and next-generation broadcasting, reflecting growing pressure on global radio resources.
The European Commission and the European Data Protection Board have released over 100 submissions from a public consultation on draft guidelines explaining how the EU’s Digital Markets Act and GDPR should work together.
ICANN has approved the base contract that successful applicants in the 2026 round of new top-level domains will have to sign, setting the rules for how new domain endings must be run.
A report presented to the UN Human Rights Council calls for stronger international rules to address the growing cross-border collection of personal data in the digital environment.
Civil society organisations have urged the European Commission to strengthen privacy safeguards in upcoming rules for the European Digital Identity Wallet.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
