ICANN has opened a public comment period on draft guidelines developed by its Universal Acceptance Expert Working Group, aimed at promoting broader adoption of Universal Acceptance across the internet ecosystem.
The European Commission has postponed publication of guidelines clarifying high-risk AI systems under the EU AI Act, marking a second missed deadline and adding to ongoing implementation delays.
A new ITU-T Recommendation sets out technical requirements and procedures for supporting internet of things services across converged fixed, mobile and satellite networks in IMT-2020 and future systems.
ICANN has issued a public request for proposals to appoint a provider to manage the Name Collision Temporary Delegation process during the 2026 round of new generic top-level domains.
Türkiye’s data protection authority has launched a review of major social media platforms’ handling of children’s data, as the government prepares draft legislation introducing age verification and possible access restrictions.
Gabon has restricted access to major social media platforms following a directive by the national communications authority, with monitoring groups confirming disruptions.
Representatives from more than 90 countries and international organisations endorsed a declaration in New Delhi outlining voluntary principles for AI development, access, trust, and international cooperation.
X Corp. has appealed a €120 million fine imposed by the European Commission for alleged breaches of the Digital Services Act.
ITU-T has revised Recommendation G.8020.3, incorporating by reference the 2022 edition of IEEE 802.3 and its subsequent amendments, covering Ethernet speeds up to 800 Gb/s and new physical layer specifications.
A draft EU–US agreement linked to visa-free travel would permit US access to national biometric databases and allow automated decision-making under certain safeguards, according to a document seen by Euractiv.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
