digital euro

Overview This report covers Parliamentary Questions (PQs) and replies published from 24.05.2026 till 31.05.2026. The intelligence gathered highlights several core policy areas currently dominating the European digital agenda, notably the enforcement of the Digital Services Act (DSA), the institutional implementation of the AI Act, advancing cybersecurity and digital infrastructure resilience, and the formulation of sectoral […]

Overview This report covers Parliamentary Questions (PQs) and replies published from 13.04.2026 to 19.04.2026. The main policy areas highlighted during this period include the enforcement of the Digital Services Act (DSA), compliance monitoring under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the intersection of artificial intelligence with fundamental rights, and the rollout of digital identity and payment […]

Overview This report covers Parliamentary Questions (PQs) and Commission replies published from 02.02.2026 to 08.02.2026. The key policy areas in focus include the enforcement of the Digital Services Act (DSA), particularly concerning Very Large Online Platforms (VLOPs) like ChatGPT and X, the application of the Political Advertising Regulation, and the EU’s strategic positioning on military […]

Overview This report covers Parliamentary Questions (PQs) and European Commission replies published between Monday 22 and Sunday 28 December 2025. Key policy areas under scrutiny include the enforcement of the Digital Services Act (DSA) against major e-commerce platforms, the implementation of the Political Advertising Regulation, and the ongoing debate surrounding the Child Sexual Abuse Material […]

This week’s EU digital policy developments: Focus on enforcement and trust, with updates on DSA & EMFA implementation, AI's impact on copyright, and the EUDI Wallet.

This week’s EU digital policy developments focus on enforcement of the DSA & DMA, fostering AI innovation, and cybersecurity & supply chain resilience.

This week’s EU digital policy developments focus on DSA enforcement, youth online safety, and data governance — alongside the Commission’s proposal to suspend Horizon Europe cooperation with Israel and new privacy assurances for the digital euro.

This week’s EU digital policy developments range from DSA enforcement and AI regulation to cybersecurity, digital identity, and cross-border data governance. The Commission focused on illegal e-commerce, gender-based violence online, and 5G security, while defending sanctions for disinformation and outlining plans for the digital euro and a European Democracy Shield — signalling an era of regulatory enforcement and digital sovereignty.