Lagarde: AI does not yet bring a wave of layoffs - Digital euro ready by the end of the term
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde stated that artificial intelligence has not yet led to massive layoffs in the Eurozone, while also emphasizing the importance of completing projects like the digital euro during her term.
Alcolumbre does not schedule special taxation for data centers; Haddad speaks of 'sovereignty' and that there is a solution if Congress wants
Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad emphasized the importance of a special taxation regime to attract data centers as a matter of 'digital sovereignty', as the Senate President has not yet scheduled a vote on the approved measure from the Chamber of Deputies.
Data Instead of Intuition: How to Measure and Develop Residents' Digital Competences Locally
The article discusses a congress addressing the importance of using data-driven strategies to enhance residents' digital competences in local communities, featuring various leaders from politics, academia, and media.
How artists and collectives can access the resources of the Aldir Blanc Policy in RO: see the step by step
The Government of Rondônia is selecting artistic and cultural projects funded by the Aldir Blanc National Policy to support initiatives in audiovisual, digital culture, visual arts, and fashion.
Sweden Returns to Reliance on Paper Books in Education Instead of Digital... What's the Story?
The Swedish government has announced a halt to excessive reliance on digital devices in classrooms, opting to return to traditional paper books as the primary educational tool.
Measure that reduces taxes for data centers in Brazil expires on Wednesday; understand what is at stake
A tax reduction measure for data centers in Brazil is at risk of expiring without a congressional vote that would turn it into law.
Orpo's government promised – Now a "vast number of people" are facing a dead end
A Finland-based official stresses the urgent need for digital skills among citizens, highlighting the shortcomings of current government initiatives.
The government aims to cover 95 percent of households with high-speed internet by 2030
The Czech government plans to ensure that 95% of households have access to high-speed internet by 2030.
Social Media Ban: The Illusion of Digital Prohibition
The article discusses the challenges and considerations of imposing social media bans for minors, highlighting alternative approaches to managing the impact of digital platforms on youth.
Digital Policy: SPD Calls for Social Media Ban for Children Under 14
The SPD party in Germany is advocating for a social media ban for children under 14 years old, proposing age verification via the EUDI-Wallet app.
Another plan to boost the EU. Digital identity for all people and businesses
The article discusses a new initiative aimed at providing digital identity solutions for citizens and companies across the European Union to enhance digital services and integration.
Oslo schools tighten rules significantly: - Will become among the strictest in the country
Oslo schools are implementing stricter rules by blocking access to social media and video games for students across multiple grade levels.
Digital euro: Approved by the European Parliament
The European Parliament has approved the issuance of a digital euro with both online and offline functionalities.
Media Policy of the Federal States: Platforms Must Finally Be Tackled
The article discusses the urgent need for regulatory measures to address the growing influence of digital platforms on media freedom in Germany, particularly in light of an upcoming media treaty and reforms in public broadcasters.
Digital Content and its Influence during Conflicts Discussed at Al Jazeera Forum
A session at the 17th Al Jazeera Forum focused on the effectiveness and impact of digital content in shaping awareness and policy during conflicts.
Pedagogy on the digital euro
The article discusses the European Central Bank's initiative to launch a digital euro by 2029 and emphasizes the need for public engagement in understanding this shift.
Germany considers banning social media for under 16s, reinforcing global restriction movement
Germany is discussing the possibility of banning social media use for children and teenagers under 16 years old to protect them from the negative effects of digital platforms.
Alexis Tsipras Institute: Proposal for the creation of the TRANSPARENCY platform for the control of public funds
The Alexis Tsipras Institute proposes the creation of a centralized digital platform named TRANSPARENCY to unify and analyze public financial data.
Elon Musk calls Pedro Sánchez a "tyrant" and "traitor"
Elon Musk criticized Spanish President Pedro Sánchez on social media, labeling him a "tyrant" and "traitor" in response to a new policy restricting social media access for minors.
Social Media: Spain Joins Countries That Tighten Rules to Protect Minors from Risks
Spain has implemented a policy that restricts access to social media platforms for minors under 16, joining other countries in tightening regulations to ensure a safer digital environment for young users.
Spain will prohibit access to social networks for minors under 16, announces Pedro Sánchez
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced that Spain will ban access to social networks for children under 16 and will implement measures to enhance control over digital platforms.
The Ministry of Education Tries to Reconcile Contradictions in School Documents. "An Idea Detached from Reality"
The Deputy Minister of Education, Katarzyna Lubnauer, announced a ban on all digital screen devices in kindergartens, despite prior government investments in new technologies.
Fox News Digital report spurs 22 AGs to urge expanded House probe into alleged judicial bias
Twenty-two state attorneys general are calling for the House Judiciary Committee to broaden its investigation into alleged climate policy influences on federal judges to include scrutiny of a key judicial reference manual.
Letters to the Editor: Protect Children from Being Exploited by Their Parents
Angelika Johansson argues that the government must implement laws to prevent parents from exposing their children on social media, addressing the issue of permanent digital footprints.
Digital "block" on exceeding pharmaceutical spending - Georgiadis' announcements
Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis announced two significant interventions aimed at rationalizing pharmaceutical expenditures in early 2026 during a New Year event for the Association of Pharmaceutical Enterprises of Greece.
EU Regulation Harms Research: Reading Educates – Even AI
The article discusses the detrimental effects of EU regulations on top research for AI training, questioning the rationale behind protecting outdated frameworks.
Rachel Reeves ‘pretty relaxed’ about what form of digital ID workers use
Chancellor Rachel Reeves expressed her comfort with various forms of digital ID for validating workers' rights in the UK, despite backlash over recent government changes.
Digital Politics: Europe is Not Without Means of Power
The article discusses Europe's diplomatic response to U.S. provocations and highlights its potential leverage in digital policy to counter aggressive actions from the Trump administration.
Chip sales to China part of US plan to build its own digital silk road: official
An official from the Trump administration has advocated for U.S. chip exports to China as part of a strategy to create a 'digital silk road' that counters Chinese AI progress.
Back to textbooks: Denmark rolls back digital learning
Denmark, previously a leader in digital education, is reverting to traditional textbooks in a significant policy shift.
Mandatory Real Names Would Be Extremely Useful for Detoxifying Debates
Fabian Mehring, Bavaria's Minister for Digital Affairs from the Free Voters party, advocates for a real-name policy on the internet to improve public discourse.