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A new era is dawning for Europe’s motorists and road safety authorities. The introduction of digital driving licences will provide seamless, secure, and convenient identification, complementing physical licences across the EU and beyond... ...

Public services are going digital, transforming how we vote, access benefits, and pay taxes—a practice known as e-government. But which countries are leading, and how can roll-outs be expanded and improved? The latest UN E-Government Survey offers insights. Here’s our ...

The dream of a unique and secure digital identity for all Europeans is getting closer. The European Union is working on a digital identity standard. It says every member state must offer 'at least one EU Digital Identity Wallet' to all citizens by 2026... ...

The Mauritius Prime Minister's Office (PMO) has entrusted the consortium led by Thales, which includes the leading Mauritian-grown IT provider Harel Mallac Technologies (HMT), with a crucial step toward developing a comprehensive National ID system to improve citizen s...

In a new fintech trends report, Juniper predicts that 2024 will see multiple initiatives come together, with banks using their activities to position themselves as the ‘sustainable’ choice. Find out more about other predictions on biometrics, CBDC, wallets, AI and more...

Results show two thirds of European citizens intend to use new EU-backed wallet for secure storage of ID cards, licences and documents on smartphones; while millions are still carrying unofficial scans and photos of physical ID cards and other documents on their handse...

Thales Australia & New Zealand has signed a contract with the Queensland Government to continue delivery of the state’s first Digital Licence App.

•    With health restrictions and regulations in place around the world, high-tech solutions from Thales (Artificial Intelligence, biometrics, etc.) offer airports, airlines and border officials opportunities to increase operational efficiency, protect p...

PARIS LA DEFENSE- Thales has signed a contract to partner with Queensland’s Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) in Australia and local Queensland SMEs, Code Heroes and Aliva, to design, develop and deliver the State’s first Digital Licence App. ...