From Research to Sovereignty in the Digital Public Sphere – Insights from the TWON Project
On 17 March 2026, we held our final TWON evening event in Brussels, bringing together policymakers, researchers, civil society representatives, and practitioners to discuss how Europe can strengthen digital sovereignty in the digital public sphere.
From Research to Sovereignty in the Digital Public Sphere – Insights from the TWON Project // March 17, Brussels
📆Date 17 March 2026, 5:30-9:30pm🎯Location KBR Royal Library, Mont des Arts 28, 1000 Brussels What does digital sovereignty mean in practice when
Final Results of TWON
After three years of interdisciplinary research, the TWON, Twin of Online Social Networks project concluded with a final event in Berlin, where the international consortium presented key findings on how online platforms shape democratic discourse
TWON Policy Hackathon
As geopolitical tensions increasingly play out online, the need for a democratic digital public sphere has never been more urgent. Political interests, platform governance choices, and regulatory gaps all shape how online debate unfolds, but
TWON Consortium Meeting – a recap
Last week, the TWON consortium came together in Berlin to advance ongoing work on democratic online social networks and to strengthen the project’s dialogue with policy and civil society stakeholders. Across a series of internal
Research on Open Source LLM Safety at HICSS 2026
From January 6-9, 2026, TWON researcher Simon Münker presented his paper at the Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS), one of the leading international conferences in the field of information systems and digital innovation.