With only a day left for the UN world summit on information to kick off in Tunis, a European Union compromise proposal on how to govern the internet is gaining international support, Brussels says.
Roughly 15,000 delegates and more than 50 heads of state are due to attend the three-day long summit in the Tunisian capital on Wednesday (16 November), with the ambition of ending five years of negotiations on the high stakes topic.
"Our proposal has been applauded by countries like t...
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