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The Call for Issues is open for topics in Internet governance and digital policy that are of high relevance to Europe and should be discussed at EuroDIG 2027.

The EuroDIG Secretariat is now returning from an extended summer break. With this newsletter, we would like to keep you informed about the latest and upcoming developments.

This week, we highlight sessions that explored platform accountability in the digital public sphere, youth online safety, and technical approaches to addressing online harms.

This week, we focus on sessions that explored trustworthy AI in public services, information integrity in the age of AI, and advancing gender equality in the digital public sphere.

The EuroDIG Messages are the primary outcomes of the meeting, capturing the key inputs, perspectives and discussions from each session. This week, we focus on sessions that explored digital sovereignty, European digital identity, and the transition to post-quantum security.

We continue our series highlighting the thematic outcomes of EuroDIG 2026 by giving each session and its Messages dedicated attention.

The EuroDIG Messages are the primary outcome of each meeting, reflecting the inputs and discussions from every session. All 2026 Messages are now available.

EuroDIG 2026 has come to a close. While the official Messages of each session are currently being finalised, we invite you to explore the reports by DiploFoundation.

Join us next week for EuroDIG Extra on May 18, marking the launch of the UNESCO–ICANN Policy Brief “Advancing Universal Acceptance of All Domain Names and Email Addresses for a Multilingual Internet”.