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The EU AI Act and GDPR: Why AI Startups Increasingly Need Legal Infrastructure from the Very Beginning

Wolja Digital expert Levan Pogosov has published an article for the IT World portal on how AI industry regulation is evolving and why it is no longer enough for AI startups to simply launch a product without legal and compliance infrastructure.

#AI
#GDPR / Personal Data Protection
#Intellectual Property and Technology
#Startups
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Digital Nomad visa: who it really suits and who it doesn’t

The Digital Nomad visa is often perceived as an easy way to move to Europe. It creates the impression that having a remote income is enough — and a residence permit is guaranteed. In practice, everything is more complicated. This program is not suitable for everyone, and mistakes at the stage of choosing a country or applying can lead to a refusal or problems even after obtaining the status.

#Immigration and Residence Permits
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Kazakhstan for IT business: Astana Hub and AIFC — what’s the difference

The article examines two key instruments — Astana Hub and AIFC — which are often perceived as interchangeable, although in practice they solve different tasks.

#Company Registration
#Corporate Structuring
#International Taxation
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How to open a bank account abroad in 2026

Opening a bank account abroad in 2026 remains possible, but the requirements of banks have become noticeably stricter. If earlier a basic set of documents was sufficient, now banks evaluate the client comprehensively: from the source of income to the nature of transactions.

#Account Opening
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Platform Operators Are Now GDPR-Liable for User-Posted Ads: Anonymous Advertisers Era Ends

The December 2025 CJEU ruling [in Russmedia Digital](https://curia.europa.eu/juris/document/document.jsf;jsessionid=8E8A425EA3E0DFBA53BD0C0147C7A2D4?text=&docid=306764&pageIndex=0&doclang=EN&mode=req&dir=&occ=first&part=1&cid=15411117) fundamentally changes how online platforms handle user-generated content containing personal data. If your business operates a marketplace, social network, dating platform, or any service where users can post content, this judgment creates immediate compliance obligations that cannot be ignored

#GDPR / Personal Data Protection
#Intellectual Property and Technology
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AI Training Requires Licensing in EU, Platforms GDPR Responsibility for UG Ads, Slovenia Digital Nomad and Other News – December 2025

The final weeks of 2025 brought significant court decisions reshaping how technology companies handle intellectual property and personal data across Europe

#AI
#GDPR / Personal Data Protection
#Immigration and Residence Permits
#Intellectual Property and Technology
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When Personal Data Stops Being Personal: The CJEU Ruling That Changes Practice About Pseudonymisation

Content containing personal data. If your business operates a marketplace, social network, dating platform, or any service where users can post content, this judgment creates immediate compliance obligations that cannot be ignored. If your business operates a marketplace, social network, dating platform, or any service where.

#GDPR / Personal Data Protection
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Guide to Obtaining a Vanuatu Gaming License

Vanuatu, a Pacific island nation, has become a premier online gaming licensing jurisdiction. Through its rigorous system of regulation, favorable tax regime, and simplified application procedure, the Vanuatu Interactive Gaming License (VIGL) has become a viable choice for operators seeking to access international iGaming markets

#iGaming
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