Nenad Milicevic is a staff writer at Twinfinite. With a BA in Journalism and over seven years of experience, he focuses on the gaming niche, particularly the Assassin's Creed franchise, Football Manager, and GTA, while also being a passionate sports fan. Nenad's work has been featured in Twinfinite LLC, Mondaq, DiploFoundation, and Digital Watch Observatory.
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By: Nenad Milicevic
Ministers and senior officials at the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance called for stronger international cooperation, greater investment in AI capacity, and interoperable governance frameworks to ensure developing countries can benefit from AI rather than fall further behind.
By: Nenad Milicevic
The inaugural United Nations Global Dialogue on AI Governance concluded in Geneva with a clear message from governments, industry, civil society, and
By: Nenad Milicevic
Global leaders opening the WSIS Forum 2026 urged countries to move from digital commitments to concrete action, calling for greater investment in connectivity, AI skills, and inclusive governance to ensure the benefits of AI reach everyone.
By: Nenad Milicevic
Experts at the WSIS Forum 2026 urged African countries to move beyond digital inclusion by investing in industrial capacity, locally developed AI, and value creation from the continent's own resources, data, and talent.
By: Nenad Milicevic
UNESCO and ICANN urged governments, industry, and technical communities to accelerate universal acceptance of multilingual domain names and email addresses, warning that greater linguistic inclusion online is also essential for more equitable AI development.
By: Nenad Milicevic
Experts at WSIS Forum 2026 said AI and digital tools can significantly improve human rights monitoring and implementation, provided they complement rather than replace human expertise and institutional accountability.
By: Nenad Milicevic
Speakers at WSIS Forum 2026 argued that while AI is transforming education, schools and universities must place greater emphasis on critical thinking, storytelling, adaptability, and other uniquely human skills that technology cannot replace.
By: Nenad Milicevic
African stakeholders urged governments to move beyond digital policy commitments by investing in infrastructure, digital skills, AI capacity, and measurable implementation to turn the WSIS+20 vision into tangible progress across the continent.
By: Nenad Milicevic
Speakers at a WSIS Forum 2026 high-level dialogue called for stronger investment, regional cooperation, and public-private partnerships to expand digital connectivity in landlocked developing countries, describing it as a catalyst for economic growth and sustainable development.
By: Nenad Milicevic
UN leaders at the WSIS Forum highlighted how coordinated action across the UN system is using digital technologies and AI to advance sustainable development, while stressing that trust, capacity building, and inclusive access remain essential to ensuring no one is left behind.
