A blog post by Dries Buytaert challenges the policy assumption that “Buy European” ensures digital sovereignty, arguing that ownership and geography are unstable indicators of control. The analysis instead points to software licensing and supply chain resilience as the decisive factors shaping long-term independence, raising questions about how European frameworks assess sovereignty in cloud and software ecosystems. ...more

A series of Drupal community events scheduled between 20 April and 26 April 2026 reflects ongoing coordination across regional and global networks. The lineup includes virtual and in-person meetups in Seattle, Montréal, and Delhi, alongside Drupal Developer Days in Athens, a multi-day conference focused on development and contribution. Together, these gatherings indicate continued emphasis on peer exchange, technical discussion, and community participation within the Drupal ecosystem. ...more

Mountain Camp organisers have begun planning the 2027 edition, marking ten years since the first event in 2017. The early announcement includes a call for volunteers to join the organising team, with preparations still in the initial stages. Details on programme and scheduling have not yet been released. ...more

The Drupal User Group Munich will host its April 2026 meetup featuring a session on AI-powered workflows using the FlowDrop UI Agents module. The event includes a presentation by David Galeano Barrado, who will demonstrate how visual workflow tools are shaping automation in Drupal. The session will include a live demo and discussion on capabilities and limitations. ...more

Drupal Developer Days Athens 2026 has opened submissions for Birds of a Feather sessions, inviting attendees to propose discussion topics for the event scheduled from 22–25 April 2026. The sessions focus on informal, participant-driven collaboration alongside the main conference programme. ...more

Drupal Camp Asheville 2026 has opened sponsorship opportunities for its upcoming event scheduled from 10 to 12 July 2026 at the University of North Carolina at Asheville. The announcement outlines sponsorship tiers, pricing, and programme details, while inviting organisations to support the community-driven event. ...more

The DrupalSouth 2026 Wellington agenda has been published, outlining a three-day programme scheduled from 12–14 May 2026. The event begins with a contribution day followed by a two-day, three-track conference, offering attendees a detailed view of sessions and planning ahead of the event. ...more

The Drupal for Nonprofits community will hold its April 2026 open chat on 16 April, continuing its regular monthly discussions focused on nonprofit use cases. With no fixed agenda this month, the session is positioned as an open forum for developers and users to raise topics, share challenges, and exchange practices. Organised with support from NTEN, the call remains accessible to participants across experience levels. ...more