The European Commission is consulting stakeholders on proposed measures requiring Google to enable greater interoperability between Android and third-party AI services.
India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has set up a new advisory body to support national AI governance, linking technical expertise with policy development and international engagement.
New draft specifications outline how applications can securely authenticate users within the Linked Web Storage ecosystem using multiple identity frameworks.
ENISA has released NCAF 2.0, an updated framework and online tool to help national authorities assess cybersecurity strategy implementation and maturity.
Italy’s data protection authority has introduced new rules requiring organisations to inform users and obtain consent before using tracking pixels in emails.
More than 40 organisations have urged UN member states to ensure meaningful multistakeholder participation in the Global Dialogue on AI governance.
A new EU funding call aims to support research and tools to better understand and respond to online manipulation and disinformation.
The 21st Internet Governance Forum will be held in December 2026, bringing together global stakeholders to discuss key issues in digital governance.
Applications are open for a fellowship supporting participation in internet governance and technical discussions at AFRINIC-37 in Nairobi.
Amnesty International has published its annual global report examining human rights developments in 2025 and early 2026, documenting patterns of conflict, repression, and systemic inequality worldwide. Within this broader context, the report highlights the growing role of digital technologies in shaping human rights outcomes. It finds that governments and corporate actors are increasingly using digital [...]
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
