Europe's Digital Borders: Defining and Pursuing Digital Sovereignty Digital sovereignty has become a pressing concern in European politics, reflecting growing anxieties about data protection, cybersecurity, and technological self determination.
At its core, digital sovereignty refers to a nation's ability to control and govern its own digital domain, free from foreign influence or domination.
This concept is particularly relevant for European countries, which are simultaneously trying to foster innovation, ensure security, and protect individual rights in an increasingly interconnected world.