Going Sovereign: Three Advantages Beyond Protectionism & Compliance

Oct 23, 2026

It didn't start the EU digital sovereignty movement, but the Karim Khan incident of May 2025 was perhaps the biggest wake-up call to European leaders about its importance. A British former prosecutor for the International Criminal Court (ICC), Khan lost access to email...

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