All posts tagged "European Union"
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EU advisory body calls for transparent approach to AI in public servicesA European Union (EU) advisory body has published a set of recommendations on how to integrate AI into the public sector, highlighting the technology’s potential to “revolutionise” public services as
- Posted November 7, 2024
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EU parliament election sees shaken centre hold – but far right now has chances to show its strengthAfter the four-day, 27-state democratic marathon that is the European parliamentary election, a picture has emerged of a fragile centre just holding amid a shift to the right that carries
- Posted June 10, 2024
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Fraud fighters: public authorities look to fuse technology with data to battle criminalsGovernment agencies and law enforcement bodies are looking to combine the latest technology with digital data to combat fraud. Ian Hall reports on a Global Government Fintech webinar exploring the
- Posted December 3, 2023
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European e-government analysis: digital growth ‘remarkable’ in four nationsA European Commission-backed ‘mystery shopper’-style research exercise that culminates in an annual ranking of the digitalisation of public services across Europe has highlighted ‘remarkable’ recent growth in four countries. Turkey,
- Posted November 8, 2023
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‘It harms taxpayer compliance to see a lot of tax evasion and avoidance going on’: how governments can reshape obsolete tax systemsThe digital economy, advanced tax avoidance techniques, organised fraud and the demands of net zero has rendered our international tax architecture increasingly obsolete. At the Global Government Finance Summit, finance
- Posted October 15, 2023
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Migration governance in flux. What can Africa learn from the rest of the world?African governments have long looked to work together to free movement of people across the continent. As they work to make further progress, what are the lessons that can be
- Posted August 27, 2023
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Citizens sue EU governments over failure to deliver on climate change pledgesCitizens of European Union member states have sued their respective national governments over failure to tackle climate change in a first for the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). Three
- Posted April 6, 2023
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Finding your identity: how three governments are developing digital IDDigital ID is an essential building block for rapid progress on transforming public services – but only a handful of governments have launched effective, popular systems. At the Global Government
- Posted March 23, 2023
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‘Mature, sensible diplomacy’: UK and EU agree new trade agreement for Northern Ireland in Brexit breakthroughThe UK and the European Union have agreed a new deal over post-Brexit trading agreements for Northern Ireland, after months of negotiations over a highly contentious protocol agreed in 2019.
- Posted February 28, 2023
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US and EU launch ‘first sweeping AI agreement’ to strengthen public services and emergency responseThe White House and the European Commission have signed an administrative agreement committing each to quickening progress in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) with the goal of improving agriculture,
- Posted February 1, 2023
