The European Commission publishes a guide for companies and organisations to better manage risks associated with their suppliers. It seeks to strengthen the resilience of European supply chains.
The EU strengthens the rights of travelers who purchase package tours, simplifying regulations and improving refund guarantees and protection against operator insolvency.
The EU modifies how emission credits for trucks and heavy-duty vehicles are calculated for the 2025-2029 period, affecting manufacturers in the sector.
The European regulation establishing the model and electronic format for large companies to publish information on corporation tax paid in each country is corrected.
Technical errors in the European regulation expanding EU economic sanctions against Russia are corrected. It affects companies that trade with Russia or have linked assets.
The EU updates cosmetics rules by restricting or prohibiting 12 ingredients such as aluminium, zinc salts and various hair dyes due to health risks.
The European Commission reviews national allocations of greenhouse gas emissions for the 2026-2030 period, adjusting the limits that each Member State must respect.
The EU Council modifies the current sanctions against Belarus, adjusting restrictive measures due to its involvement in the war against Ukraine.
The EU Council updates the list of persons and entities sanctioned for actions against Ukraine. Restrictive measures are applied such as asset freezing and entry prohibition.
The EU Council updates restrictive measures against Belarus, adding new persons or entities sanctioned for supporting Russian aggression against Ukraine.