New expansion of EU sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine
The EU tightens economic sanctions against Russia by expanding trade and financial restrictions. It affects European companies operating with Russian entities.
The EU tightens economic sanctions against Russia by expanding trade and financial restrictions. It affects European companies operating with Russian entities.
The EU Council authorizes the signing of an interim trade agreement with Mexico. This pact will facilitate trade and investment between both regions.
The EU updates its sanctions list against Russia, adding or modifying restrictions on persons and entities. It affects financial transactions and commercial relations with sanctioned parties.
The European Union officially signs the international convention regulating AI to protect human rights, democracy and the rule of law. It establishes a binding legal framework for the responsible use of artificial intell...
A correction is made to an EU regulation that expanded economic sanctions against Russia. The rectification adjusts the official text published in April 2026.
The Council of Europe establishes a legal framework for AI to respect human rights, democracy and the Rule of Law. It obliges signatory countries to regulate the use of AI systems in accordance with these principles.
The EU establishes common rules for calculating and reporting greenhouse gas emissions in the transport of goods and passengers. It affects logistics companies, transport operators and those who contract these services.
The European Union launches a Talent Pool to facilitate the hiring of workers from non-EU countries. It will connect international candidates with European employers who cannot find suitable profiles in the local market.
The EU approves a directive requiring Member States to strengthen their criminal legislation against public and private corruption. Spain must adapt its regulations to comply with the new European standards.
Errors are corrected in the European Directive regulating liability for damages caused by defective products, replacing the 1985 regulations. It affects manufacturers and distributors throughout the EU.