The Red Button: How the U.S. Banned an International Criminal Court Prosecutor from Accessing His Email

Digital sovereignty is no longer an abstract concept Imagine: You're an internationally respected lawyer, chief prosecutor at the International Criminal Court (ICC), and suddenly you can't join your...

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Digital Sovereignty: A New Course for Municipalities. Are you reading Hardenberg?

The recent news that forty Dutch municipalities are launching their own sovereign cloud environment is an encouraging sign of progress. This initiative, which stems from the Open Web concept, offers municipalities...

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A European façade on American foundations

New commitments, old dependencies On 30 April, Microsoft published a comprehensive statement entitled ‘Our European Cloud Principles and Commitments’ (source: https://blogs.microsoft.com/on-the-issues/2025/04/30/european-digital-commitments/). In it, the company promises, among other things, data centers...

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The tax authorities: We can't make it any easier, and without Windows and Acrobat Reader, it won't be any more fun.

Hills and valleys: My journey away from Big Tech I take you on my adventure to switch from Big Tech software to more reliable, European or open-source alternatives...

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