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Eighteen months after its launch, the Democratic Commons research programme has published its latest progress report, covering the period from September 2025 to February 2026.
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Panoramic for Democratic Digital Commons is a digital space to revisit and expand European public debates about technology, governance, and rights.
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This week marked a major moment for Europe’s civic‑tech ecosystem, with the EU Civic Tech Hackathon and the High‑Level Event on Democracy bringing together innovators, institutions and practitioners to explore how digital tools can strengthen participation, trust and democratic resilience across the Union. As Commissioner Michael McGrath reminded participants: “Democracy can only be delivered with people — whoever they are, and wherever they are.”
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