Is there a good tineline or overview of the Alaa Abdel Fattah case, and UK involvement. I don't find the accusations of hypocrisy that interesting compared to: how did UK get and stay involved, what did FCDO brief ministers, were they aware of tweets, and why was his case considered such a priority?

‘Let’s push forward together to address public service challenges’: Canada CIO sets out how to make most of tech at AccelerateGOV conference: www.globalgovernmentforum.com/lets-push-fo...

Governments must prioritise artificial intelligence that delivers the greatest value to #citizens at the lowest risk to service #outcomes and public trust, according to a report by the
@oecd-ocde.bsky.social
globalgovernmentforum.com/oecd-urges-g... #AI

European governments have tested new ways to deliver user-centric digital public services under an EU-funded project designed to make services more inclusive, efficient and trusted.

www.globalgovernmentforum.com/eu-project-h...

Australia to reduce emissions by at least 62%, in latest NDC www.globalgovernmentforum.com/australia-to...

Delegates will come together in London today at Global Governemnt Forum's Public Service Data. AI conference to share insights on how the public sector can capitalise on the full potential of data and AI to improve public services:
www.globalgovernmentforum.com/unlocking-da...

#GenAI on the rise: UK public sector’s #AI appetite and attitudes revealed: www.globalgovernmentforum.com/genai-on-the...

Wide-ranging UK government reshuffle signals ‘big change at the centre’ www.globalgovernmentforum.com/wide-ranging...

UK creates chief secretary to prime minister role to drive progress on government priorities www.globalgovernmentforum.com/uk-governmen...

Apologies everyone, my metaphor machine is stuck on 'obvious' somewhere around Grimsby.

How to identify skills gaps in #government – and close them | Public and private sector experts from around the world share how they’re reimagining skills development and recruitment processes to enable greater agility in #civilservice:
www.globalgovernmentforum.com/how-to-ident...

One of the biggest questions in #F1 right now is how are Red Bull going to ruin Isack Hadjar.

Lando Norris reminds me of Anthony Joshua and, having read @tommctague.bsky.social's profile, weirdly Keir Starmer. People who have been hothoused to get where they've got, and learn an awful lot by rote, but aren't able to articulate why they want to do what they do from first principles.

UK #SpendingReview sets out how government will make reform of the state happen globalgovernmentforum.com/uk-spending-...