The European Commission has formally engaged with the Italian government, expressing concerns that Piracy Shield may not comply with the DSA and could undermine fundamental rights. The Commission’s letter to Italy’s Foreign Minister acknowledges the need to fight online piracy but stresses:
UNESCO, UNDP, ITU, and the African Union unveiled a new Data Governance Toolkit to help countries build inclusive and rights-based data governance frameworks, launched during the WSIS+20 High-Level Event in Geneva.
As the world grapples with the promises and perils of a rapidly evolving digital landscape, global leaders convened in Geneva to chart a course that leaves no one behind.
Regional authorities call for greater involvement in EU cybersecurity plans, emphasising the need for local expertise to shape effective hospital protection strategies.
Despite lobbying from over a hundred tech firms including Alphabet (Google), Meta, Mistral AI, and ASML, the EU remains committed to its timeline to ensure regulatory certainty and maintain its position in the global AI landscape
BRICS leaders call for global efforts for AI governance at Rio summit
Under EU pressure, AliExpress will let users opt out of personalisation and provide clearer information on how its algorithm ranks products.
As geopolitical tensions mount beneath the waves, the UK is racing to future-proof its defence laws against unseen threats lurking in the deep.
The current review process, which began in 2021, represents the most extensive review of the Transfer Policy to date. The working group’s Final Report includes forty-seven recommendations that address a wide range of issues.
The regulation introduces a structured process for this data sharing. A key element is the creation of the DSA data access portal, operated by the Commission, which serves as a central hub for handling applications and communications between researchers, companies, and national authorities.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
