EU DOCUMENTS & HIDDEN AGENDA
The DNA is presented as a harmless “reform”.
In reality, it is part of a broader strategy to concentrate power and erase 30 years of competition and sovereignty.
Here we expose the key documents, reports and statements that reveal the true agenda behind the DNA.
Read them. Spread the word. Understand the threat.
CORE DOCUMENTS
1. Digital Networks Act (DNA) — Draft Proposal
The DNA as proposed by the European Commission (Expected in December 2025).
A plan to centralize regulatory powers and concentrate market control.
Expected in December 2025
2. Public consultation “Have Your Say”
Have Your Say
Deadline to submit contributions: 11 July 2025
3. Enrico Letta Report — “Much more than a Market” (April 2024)
An openly oligopolistic vision for Europe’s telecom sector, suggesting that 2-3 operators should control the infrastructure.
A blueprint for market concentration, ignoring the value of pluralism.
4. Mario Draghi Report — “Competitiveness of the European Union” (September 2024)
Another document openly calling for a radical reshaping of telecom markets to favour large, pan-European operators.
A complete betrayal of the EU’s historic telecom policies.
5. Statements by Commissioner Thierry Breton
Multiple public statements by Breton endorsing “European champions” and expressing hostility towards infrastructure pluralism.
Proof of political alignment with large telcos’ interests.
6. European Commission Programmes
Notes and articles showing the real intentions behind the DNA process: “simplification” used as a pretext for concentration.
Commission reassures the Council over telecom rules overhaul
Briefing on Digital Networks Act (European parliament Research Service)
7. Attack on the Open Internet Regulation (EU 2015/2120)
The so-called “review” of the Open Internet Regulation is in fact an attempt to dismantle Net Neutrality principles.
The goal is clear:
- allow traffic discrimination
- allow paid prioritization
- legalize traffic metering and pay-per-use models
- pave the way for higher costs for all services
A coordinated move to turn the Internet into a metered, privilege-based system.
Open Internet Regulation currently in force
8. Merger Control “Reform” — Designed to facilitate mega-mergers
Under the pretext of “building European champions”, EU authorities are pushing for a softening of merger control rules in telecom.
Goals:
- green light for cross-border mergers
- fewer antitrust obstacles
- de facto legalization of a 3-player market structure
The DNA, procurement reform and merger reform are three sides of the same coin: a new oligopolistic Europe.
Merger control reform discussions
Call for evidence and general consultation
In-depth / Targeted consultation
9. The Franco-German “Meseberg Agenda” (May 2024)
A joint manifesto by France and Germany setting the political foundation of the DNA, calling for:
- revision of public procurement rules to favor big players
- relaxation of EU merger controls to allow cross-border consolidations
- centralised governance of the telecom sector
- coordinated attack on market fragmentation and national autonomy
This document reveals the political will to kill pluralism and impose a top-down, oligopoly-driven model across Europe.
Example of this Political mindset & context: the Franco-German push for mega-deals across Europe
As reported by Politico on May 28, 2024 (https://link.aiip.it/rwNAE):
“We need to review the current European competition rules to check if they can allow consortia and consolidation in key sectors such as mobile networks or airspace in order to strengthen European resilience” say France and Germany.
The DNA is being designed to implement exactly this vision in the telecom sector.
THE BROADER ATTACK: A 180-DEGREE REVERSAL OF EUROPE’S DIGITAL AGENDA
The DNA is just one part of a broader, systematic assault on Europe’s open, competitive and democratic Internet ecosystem.
If we don’t stop this, Europe’s Internet will be owned, controlled and monetized by a small cartel of political and financial elites.
The Digital Networks Act is not an isolated initiative.
It is just one piece of a wider, systematic assault on Europe’s open, competitive and democratic Internet ecosystem.
This is a coordinated “manoeuvre by encirclement”:
- a so-called “reform” of Open Internet rules, designed to kill Net Neutrality
- a Public Procurement revision, crafted to lock out national and local players from future public contracts
- a Merger Control “reform”, openly aimed at legalizing mega-mergers and creating an oligopoly
- and finally, the DNA itself, as the legal foundation to concentrate infrastructure ownership and control
This is a radical, 180-degree U-turn of the European digital policy of the last 30 years.
It is happening under this Commission, in open betrayal of the European values of pluralism, subsidiarity and fair competition.
Let’s be clear:
If this plan succeeds, Europe’s Internet will be controlled and monetized by a small cartel of political and financial elites, far removed from democratic accountability.
WHY THIS IS A FIGHT FOR NATIONAL INTERESTS
Across Europe, each nation has built its own digital market and ecosystem.
Each nation must now defend it.
This is not just about operators: it is about sovereignty, affordability, pluralism, and freedom of choice for citizens and businesses.
The DNA and its sister “reforms” would impose a one-size-fits-all oligopoly model, erasing national diversity and undermining local markets.
They promised “modernization”. They are delivering a digital dictatorship.
Say NO. Now.
