Italy is not just launching a tender for new gambling licenses in 2026, it is adopting a concrete shift in how the Italian retail gaming market will be structured.
The comparison between the EU AI Act and the US approach on artificial intelligence regulation is no longer just a comparative legal topic—it is rapidly becoming the defining factor shaping how artificial intelligence is developed, deployed, and governed globally.
Italy online gambling rules are entering a new enforcement phase as the Italian gaming authority (ADM) introduces stricter controls on retail gambling vouchers, including a € 100 weekly cap and mandatory traceability requirements starting May 2026.
The EU dual-use technologies regulation governs how strategic technologies such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors and aerospace systems can be developed, transferred and exported while creating new opportunities for European industry.
Italy’s 2026 gambling licenses tender could become the most significant regulatory overhaul of the country’s land-based gaming sector in more than a decade.
A recent decision advertising cookie identifiers of the French Conseil d’État has reignited a fundamental debate in EU data protection law: when do online identifiers qualify as personal data under the GDPR?
The European Commission has just published for feedback its long-awaited draft guidance to assist companies in applying the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), a landmark EU regulation aiming to strengthen cybersecurity across the digital product landscape.
EDPB binding decisions are challengeable under the GDPR: with its judgment of 10 February 2026 in Case C-97/23 P, the Court of Justice of the European Union confirmed that binding decisions adopted by the European Data Protection Board under Article 65 GDPR can be directly challenged before the EU Courts under Article 263 TFEU.