A coalition of 13 civil society organisations has launched a set of recommendations urging EU lawmakers to protect fundamental rights, democratic oversight, and fair competition in digital policy.
The European Data Protection Board has adopted a shared notification template to help organisations report personal data breaches more consistently across the EU.
The European Commission has signed the Pax Silica Declaration, linking AI security and technological sovereignty to stronger cooperation on semiconductors, critical materials, infrastructure, and trusted supply chains.
Privacy organisation noyb says EU member states have removed a Commission proposal that would have allowed browser-based consent signals to replace many cookie banners.
The Africa Internet Governance Forum (AfIGF) is inviting stakeholders to submit session proposals and speaker nominations for its 2026 meeting in Accra, Ghana.
Norway will largely prevent elementary school pupils from using generative AI tools, while allowing older students to use them under stricter educational guidance.
ICANN has selected 40 fellows from 34 countries to take part in ICANN87, supporting broader participation in internet governance and Domain Name System policy work.
ICANN has extended its call for independent objectors, who will be able to challenge proposed new top-level domains when they raise community or public interest concerns.
Switzerland is reviewing whether AI applications should be included in proposed rules that would require online services to compensate publishers for displaying extracts of journalistic content.
A new OHCHR report says states should use systematic human rights due diligence to prevent, assess and remedy risks linked to artificial intelligence, especially in high-risk public and military uses.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
