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Malta at the Intersection of IT Law, Data Protection and Artificial Intelligence. A 2025 Legal Review

Malta’s digital regulatory landscape underwent significant consolidation during 2025, shaped primarily by the transposition of key EU instruments and the maturation of domestic enforcement practice. This article reviews the principal developments in IT law, data protection and artificial intelligence regulation in Malta, with particular emphasis on cybersecurity under NIS2, the national implementation of the EU AI Act, the forthcoming application of the EU Data Act, and the evolving enforcement posture of Maltese supervisory authorities. Together, these developments position Malta as a jurisdiction seeking to balance innovation enablement with regulatory discipline and legal certainty.

24 March 2026

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A new member has joined the INPLP: Sean McWeeney Jr.

Graham Thompson has been one of the pre-eminent law firms in the Bahamas since 1950. The firm operates four offices in The Bahamas, including two locations in New Providence, its main office in downto…

20 March 2026

Legislation

The Consent Principle Under Israeli Privacy Law

On February 25, 2026, the Israeli Privacy Protection Authority ("PPA") published its final amended opinion clarifying the interpretation and application of the consent principle under the Protection of Privacy Law, 1981 ("PPL"), following public consultation.

19 March 2026

AI & automation

Limiting the Unlimited: Managing Risks and Safeguards in AI Development and Use

Indonesia is preparing a Presidential Regulation on artificial intelligence ethics, introducing a risk-based classification framework for AI systems and active monitoring mechanism. This article outlines the key compliance considerations.

17 March 2026

Enforcement & finesLitigation

German Courts on GDPR Fines Through 2025: A defence Playbook

GDPR fines have matured into a stable enforcement tool, but court decisions increasingly show that the outcome often turns less on “one mistake” and more on governance, attribution and evidence. This note distils the EU and German case-law up to 2025 into a pragmatic defence playbook for controllers and counsel.

12 March 2026

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A new member has joined the INPLP: Aniket Ghosh

King Stubb & Kasiva is a Law Firm headquartered in India with a global outlook and strong international links. It is among India’s fastest-growing law firms, with a truly nationwide presence. The…

6 March 2026

Money Control in Belgium – your bank account speaks louder than words, and the tax authorities are listening

When looking for potential fiscal fraud cases, tax authorities have only a limited amount of data sources available to them. But what if they could proactively start looking into your bank accounts, even if you’ve done nothing wrong? A Belgian law, dubbed “Money Control” by its critics, aims to pioneer in controversial terrain.

5 March 2026

Legislation

Mexico. A new data protection law is on its way.

Before the first anniversary of Mexico’s “new” data protection law, its data protection authority announced that a new data protection law applicable to “private parties” was necessary. Available information indicates that Mexico will soon be closer to GDPR standards.

3 March 2026

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New members have joined the INPLP: Chong Kin Lim, Anastasia Su-Anne Chen and David N. Alfred

Drew & Napier LLC has been providing exceptional legal service since 1889 and is one of the largest full-service law firms in Singapore. It is pre-eminent in dispute resolution, international arbi…

25 February 2026

Legislation

Towards a Data Protection Law in Bolivia – Digital Progress, Cybersecurity, and the Constitutional Challenge

Although Bolivia has yet to enact a comprehensive personal data protection law, it has made notable strides in electronic government, cybersecurity, and state interoperability. This article examines these developments and the constitutional challenges shaping the country’s evolving digital landscape.

24 February 2026

AI & automationLitigationLegislation

AI-Generated Case Law Citations Under Scrutiny: Lessons from Argentine Judicial Practice

Argentine tribunals have recently addressed a growing concern: legal briefs containing fictitious or erroneous court citations and references, presumably produced through artificial intelligence applications. Decisions from courts in Rosario, General Roca, and Morón establish that while AI assistance in legal drafting is permissible, its deployment without rigorous professional verification violates core ethical duties. These rulings offer valuable guidance on balancing technological innovation with the integrity of legal practice.

17 February 2026

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A new member has joined the INPLP: Reagan Roy Teguh

Makarim & Taira S. is a distinguished law firm in Indonesia, founded in 1980 by Harvard alumni Nono Anwar Makarim and Frank Taira Supit. Since then, it has grown into a premier legal institution,…

4 February 2026

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