As global tech rivalries intensify, the EU is charting a bold new course that redefines digital diplomacy as a tool of strategic power rather than just a mirror of its…
Partner countries must meet OECD standards to exchange crypto asset information with Switzerland.
Under the Digital Services Act, large platforms face a 0.05% fee, but Meta and TikTok argue that the method used to determine it is unclear and excessive.
As concerns mount over the digital well-being of young users, a growing movement within Europe aims to redefine what it means to be a child in the online age.
New policy restricts third-party use of X data for AI.
FCA removes hundreds of misleading finance posts from social media.
Editors warned that AI summaries could undermine Wikipedia’s core values, replacing collaborative accuracy with unverified, centralised outputs.
As Africa’s digital landscape rapidly evolves, new alliances and fresh perspectives are emerging to shape the continent’s cybersecurity future from within.
Claude Gov reflects Anthropic’s strategic move into government contracts.
A major UAE AI hub faces delays over US national security concerns.
Despite warnings, Midjourney reportedly ignored copyright concerns and continued upgrading its image service, prompting legal action from Disney and Universal.
The EU’s International
Digital Strategy 2025 shifts focus from a values-centric approach to prioritising geopolitical and economic security. While it retains a commitment to human rights, the new strategy emphasises resilience, competitive tech development, and secure infrastructure, particularly in defence-related technologies.
Citicorp Centre nearly collapsed because no one questioned the building code. What does that say about international law? When rules replace reality, disaster isn’t far behind. Aldo Matteucci writes.
A high-stakes game of digital chance, meme coins blur the line between viral entertainment and financial risk in the wildest corner of crypto.
An in-depth analysis of the escalating feud between Harvard and the Trump administration over federal funding, international students, and academic freedom.
Leaders from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK, and the USA, along with the EU, and invitees Australia, Mexico, and Ukraine, will convene to discuss a wide range of…
This session provides a key platform for the international community to discuss, promote, and protect human rights worldwide.
This year’s edition of the UN Open Source Week underscores the importance of shared digital infrastructure and inclusive governance in achieving the objectives of the Global Digital Compact (GDC).
This year’s session will focus on key governance and operational matters, including the review and adoption of the 2026–2027 biennial budget, oversight of ITU programmes, and strategic planning for the…
