EU updates list of sanctioned persons linked to Islamic State and Al-Qaeda
21 Aug 2026Effective: 22 Aug 20260 views
Who is affected:
Financial entities, banks and EU companies obliged to apply counter-terrorism sanctions
Summary
The European Commission updates the identification data of several individuals on the EU sanctions list against jihadist terrorism. Aliases, addresses and documents of persons linked to Daesh and Al-Qaeda are modified.
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This implementing regulation amends for the 359th time Regulation (EC) 881/2002, updating Annex I which contains the list of persons and entities subject to freezing of funds and economic resources due to their links with Daesh and Al-Qaeda. The changes follow decisions of the UN Security Council Sanctions Committee ad…
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CELEX:32026R1960: Reglamento de Ejecución (UE) 2026/1960 de la Comisión, de 20 de agosto de 2026, que modifica por 359.a vez el Reglamento (CE) n.o 881/2002 del Consejo, por el que se imponen determinadas medidas restrictivas específicas dirigidas contra determinadas personas y entidades asociadas con las organizaciones EIIL (Daesh) y Al-Qaida
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