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Cullen International provides regulatory and competition law intelligence in telecoms, media, postal and the digital economy - covering developments across Europe, Americas, the Middle East and North Africa, as well as key trends across the globe. For 35 years, we have been providing comprehensive, neutral, unbiased, timely information that is trusted by industry and official institutions alike. We are widely recognised as the leading regulatory intelligence provider in the field. Our subscription services consist of a unique range of alerts, monitoring reports, benchmarks and enquiries that are complemented by our training and custom research services.

27/10/2026

📣 in review: https://zurl.co/uFFkz

🇪🇺📡 : European Parliament rapporteur Kobosko's draft report extends general authorisation and net neutrality beyond traditional telcos
🇵🇱⚖️ Apple settles Polish antitrust investigation into the App Tracking Transparency framework
🇪🇺🛡️ : Commission opens proceedings against Booking.com for scams and fraud, and ad transparency
🇪🇺☁️ : Commission clarifies cloud sovereignty framework as European Parliament co-rapporteur sets out legislative timetable and priorities
🇪🇺🌱 EU data centre minimum performance standards progress amid design challenges
🇬🇧📮 Ofcom proposes to extend the price cap on Royal Mail's second class letters for one year
.. & more!

22/10/2026

🔐🇪🇺 How is the relationship between privacy and AI evolving in Europe? https://zurl.co/rz6sh

At our upcoming training AI regulation and the cybersecurity dimension of tech sovereignty, Marianna Mattera, Principal Analyst at Cullen International, will guide participants through one of the most sensitive issues for organisations developing or deploying AI systems:

🔹 Privacy and AI

Drawing on her deep expertise in EU privacy, data-related technologies regulation and her previous experience at the European Commission and as a qualified lawyer, Marianna will help participants understand:

✅ how the Digital Omnibus proposal could affect the GDPR
✅ what new rules and clarifications may mean for the use of personal data in AI development and training
✅ how privacy requirements interact with AI governance obligations
✅ what recent privacy-related cases and case law mean in practice
✅ which issues organisations should consider when developing or deploying AI systems
✅ how legal, privacy and compliance teams can better anticipate the practical implications of the evolving framework

AI regulation & the cybersecurity dimension of tech sovereignty - https://zurl.co/rz6sh
📅 27-29 October 2026
📍 Brussels

A practical session for anyone who needs to understand how privacy rules are adapting to AI, and what this means for organisational compliance and risk management.

✅ The training also covers the EU AI Act, GPAI models, the AI Omnibus and the Digital Omnibus proposal, copyright and AI, the proposed Cybersecurity Act 2 (CSA2) and the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA).

Last few remaining places available.
👉 More information & registration: https://zurl.co/rz6sh

21/10/2026

🛡️Cybersecurity is central to Europe’s digital sovereignty. How is the EU addressing the growing risks to its digital infrastructure? https://zurl.co/NxCIA

At our upcoming training AI regulation and the cybersecurity dimension of tech sovereignty, Visiola P**a, Principal Analyst at Cullen International, will guide participants through two key aspects of the EU's evolving cybersecurity framework:

🔹 Understanding cybersecurity
🔹 Protecting digital infrastructure: NIS2 and the EU framework on submarine cables

Drawing on her deep expertise in EU cybersecurity regulation, critical infrastructure, 5G networks and IoT, Visiola will help participants understand:

✅ how cloud computing, IoT and AI are reshaping the cybersecurity threat landscape
✅ why geopolitical tensions, supplier dependencies and technology ownership are becoming increasingly important security considerations
✅ what NIS2 means in practice for organisations and their cybersecurity obligations
✅ how ongoing efforts to streamline cybersecurity incident reporting could affect compliance requirements
✅ how the EU is addressing submarine cable security, including risks related to ownership and dependencies on third-country suppliers
✅ how these developments fit into Europe's broader approach to digital infrastructure security and resilience

AI regulation & the cybersecurity dimension of tech sovereignty - https://zurl.co/NxCIA
📅 27–29 October 2026
📍 Brussels

A practical set of sessions for anyone who needs to understand how cybersecurity, critical infrastructure protection and tech sovereignty are becoming increasingly interconnected.

✅ The training also covers the EU AI Act, GPAI models, the AI Omnibus and Digital Omnibus proposals, privacy and copyright issues related to AI, the proposed Cybersecurity Act 2 (CSA2) and the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA).

Last few remaining places available!
👉 More information & registration: https://zurl.co/TeeYp

21/10/2026

☁️🛡️🇪🇺 How is Europe's tech sovereignty agenda reshaping digital regulation and cybersecurity? https://zurl.co/XFthy

At our upcoming training AI regulation and the cybersecurity dimension of tech sovereignty, Javier Huerta Bravo, Head of Digital Economy Europe at Cullen International, will guide participants through two key aspects of the EU's evolving digital policy agenda:

🔹 Tech sovereignty
🔹 Cybersecurity Act 2 (CSA2): provisions on supply chains security

Javier will help participants understand:

✅ how tech sovereignty and regulatory simplification are shaping the EU's digital policy agenda
✅ how the European Commission's approach to tech sovereignty could affect the cloud sector and the broader AI stack
✅ what Europe's pursuit of strategic autonomy means for digital policy and regulatory developments
✅ how the proposed CSA2 addresses non-technical security risks in ICT supply chains
✅ how the proposed mechanism for identifying high-risk suppliers could affect critical sectors, including energy, transport and electronic communications
✅ what these developments could mean for organisations navigating Europe's evolving digital regulatory landscape

AI regulation & the cybersecurity dimension of tech sovereignty
📅 27–29 October 2026
📍 Brussels

A practical set of sessions for anyone who needs to understand how tech sovereignty, cybersecurity and strategic autonomy are increasingly interconnected in EU digital policy.

✅ The training also covers the EU AI Act, GPAI models, the AI Omnibus and Digital Omnibus proposals, privacy and copyright issues related to AI, and the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA).

Last few remaining places available!
👉 More information & registration: https://zurl.co/5VwkR

20/10/2026

🤖🇪🇺 How does EU copyright law interact with AI regulation? https://zurl.co/cNXdB

At our upcoming training AI regulation and the cybersecurity dimension of tech sovereignty, Olha Hruba, Senior Analyst at Cullen International, will guide participants through a key question for organisations working with AI systems and GPAI models:

🔹 Copyright and AI

Drawing on her deep expertise in EU digital economy regulation, audiovisual media and intellectual property law, Olha will help participants understand:

✅ How EU copyright law interacts with the AI rulebook
✅ What copyright obligations apply to providers of GPAI models under the AI Act
✅ How the text and data mining exception works under EU copyright law
✅ Why possible reform of this exception matters for AI development and compliance
✅ What the GPAI code of practice means in this context
✅ How the template for summarising training data may affect transparency and documentation obligations

AI regulation & the cybersecurity dimension of tech sovereignty - https://zurl.co/cNXdB
📅 27-29 October 2026
📍 Brussels

A practical session for anyone who needs to understand how AI regulation and copyright rules connect in practice.

✅ The training also covers the AI Omnibus and the Digital Omnibus proposal, the proposed Cybersecurity Act 2 (CSA2) and the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA).

Last few remaining places available.
👉 More information & registration: https://zurl.co/cNXdB

20/10/2026

4 seats left! - Letters are declining 📉, parcels are booming 📦, e-commerce continues to reshape markets 🛒, and sustainability is becoming a key regulatory driver 🌱. https://zurl.co/HE67W

Join us in Brussels on 18-19 November for our Mastering European postal & delivery regulation training and gain a practical understanding of how the EU regulatory framework is evolving—and what it means for operators, regulators and policymakers.

During this two-day masterclass, you'll explore:
✅ Universal service and its future
✅ Parcel delivery & e-commerce regulation
✅ Cross-border delivery, customs & VAT
✅ End-user protection
✅ Environmental challenges
…and much more.

💬 Learn from Cullen International's regulatory experts, exchange views with peers, and leave with practical insights you can immediately apply.

📍 Cullen International HQ, Brussels
📅 18-19 November 2026
👉 Register now (4 seats left!): https://zurl.co/JkdLq

Media partners: The Postal Hub and CEP Research

20/10/2026

📣 in review: https://zurl.co/0K8fa

🇪🇺🌍 EU calls for stronger climate action ahead of to limit 1.5°C overshoot
🇪🇺⚖️ Margin squeeze explained
🇲🇽📱 AT&T announces US$2bn sale of 100% of Mexican operations to Televisa/Fintech consortium
🇪🇺🧒 EU Kids Act: interplay with the AIAct and proposed Digital Fairness Act
🇪🇺📱 Digital Services Act: EU Court upholds Stripchat designation as a very large online platform
🇮🇹📮 AGCOM proposes tightening of quality targets on Italian postal services
🇧🇪📮 BIPT approves bpost's 2027 retail prices but renews concerns over the price cap
🇵🇦📡 Panama consults on multiple changes to frequency plan
.. and more!

20/10/2026

🤖🇪🇺 What does the EU AI Act mean for your organisation? https://zurl.co/TG8BK

At our upcoming training AI regulation and the cybersecurity dimension of tech sovereignty, Elisar Bashir, Principal Analyst at Cullen International, will guide participants through two key pillars of the EU AI regulatory framework:

🔹 The EU AI Act: a risk-based approach to regulation
🔹 The EU AI Act: governance of GPAI models

Drawing on her deep expertise in EU digital economy regulation, AI and data-related technologies, Elisar will help participants understand:

✅ How the AI Act distinguishes prohibited, high-risk and lower-risk AI systems
✅ Which obligations apply to high-risk AI systems and their providers and deployers
✅ How GPAI providers must comply with transparency, documentation and systemic-risk obligations
✅ How the AI Omnibus revises compliance requirements, timelines and implementation arrangements
✅ How the AI Office and national authorities divide oversight and enforcement powers

AI regulation & the cybersecurity dimension of tech sovereignty - https://zurl.co/TG8BK
📅 27–29 October 2026
📍 Brussels

A practical session for anyone who needs to move from “what does the AI Act say?” to “what does it mean for our organisation?”

✅ The training also covers the AI Omnibus and the Digital Omnibus proposal, the proposed Cybersecurity Act 2 (CSA2) and the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA).

Last few remaining places available.
👉 More information & registration: https://zurl.co/TG8BK

19/10/2026

🧒 Free infographic: the proposed EU Kids Act at a glance

The European Commission’s proposal sets out a gradual and differentiated approach to protecting children online.

Cullen's new cheat sheet summarises the proposed rules on:
• age restrictions for social media and video-sharing platforms
• safety-by-design obligations for services including social media, AI companions and chatbots, online games and app stores
• the enforcement structure for different types of services

📥 Download the Cullen cheat sheet for free: https://zurl.co/TlUC6

19/10/2026

🤖🧠 How do GPAI models and AI agents work, and why do they matter for regulation? https://zurl.co/PZwsM

At our upcoming training AI regulation and the cybersecurity dimension of tech sovereignty, Dries Indesteege, Head of Telecoms Europe at Cullen International, will guide participants through the technical foundations behind some of today’s most important AI policy debates:

🔹 General-purpose AI (GPAI) models and AI agents

Drawing on his deep expertise in telecoms regulation and digital technologies, Dries will help participants understand:

✅ what makes large language models and generative AI so powerful
✅ how generative AI differs from predictive AI
✅ what models, tokens, training and inference mean in practice
✅ how AI agents use generative AI to take actions on our behalf
✅ where the current limitations of AI development lie
✅ why understanding the technology is essential for assessing regulatory and policy choices

AI regulation & the cybersecurity dimension of tech sovereignty - https://zurl.co/PZwsM
📅 27-29 October 2026
📍 Brussels

A practical session for anyone who needs to understand the technology behind the rules, and the rules behind the technology.

✅ The training also covers the AI Omnibus and the Digital Omnibus proposal, the proposed Cybersecurity Act 2 (CSA2) and the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA).

Last few remaining places available.
👉 More information & registration: https://zurl.co/PZwsM

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