Legislation, enforcement and the politics behind Europe's digital rulebook, from the AI Act to platform regulation.
Forty-one civil society organisations are warning that a proposed working agreement between Europol and Egypt could legitimise systematic human rights abuses and open the door to personal data sharing.
The European Digital Rights organisation returns from its winter hiatus with a retrospective on last year's campaigns and a cautionary look at emerging policy threats that could reshape the continent's tech landscape.
The publication has appointed three editors to its masthead and selected a second cohort of reporting fellows from nearly 700 applicants, bringing together expertise spanning artificial intelligence, platform governance, disability rights, and digital markets.