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European digital identity wallets and digital sovereignty discussed at EuroDIG 2026
Participants at EuroDIG 2026 discussed whether the European Digital Identity Wallet and the proposed business wallet could become foundational infrastructure for a more integrated digital single market.
European Commission’s proposal strengthens mobile satellite services rules
Mobile satellite services would support direct-to-device connectivity, IoT applications, and mobile coverage where terrestrial networks are unavailable.
EuroDIG 2026 discusses implementation challenges after WSIS+20 review
Participants at EuroDIG 2026 discussed how to implement the outcomes of the WSIS+20 review while avoiding fragmentation across the growing number of global digital governance initiatives. Speakers highlighted the need for stronger multistakeholder coordination, practical implementation roadmaps, and a more action-oriented Internet Governance Forum ecosystem.
UK’s Ofcom fines adult website over missing age checks
Adult content platforms face stricter enforcement as Ofcom expands Online Safety Act action.
Belarus expands crypto role in financial system with new asset recognition
The new framework allows digital tokens to be used in cash-settled contracts alongside traditional financial benchmarks like interest rates and stock indices.
Spain approves draft law adapting the EU AI Act into national legislation
A new draft law on AI governance in Spain covers provider responsibility, human oversight, sanctions, and public-sector use.
US Census Bureau reports higher AI adoption among larger firms
Recent survey data indicated that AI adoption remained more common among larger firms and selected service sectors in the US.
New Zealand issues AI guidance to speed up regulatory work
Ethical principles including transparency, fairness and privacy are central to New Zealand’s approach to integrating AI into regulation.
Swiss IGF to tackle AI and digital sovereignty
The Swiss IGF programme includes sessions on AI governance, cybersecurity, digital work, e-government, sustainability, and child protection.
UK expert panel to shape online safety policy
Members will advise on online safety, digital harms, design interventions, algorithmic systems, and children’s digital experiences.
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