The European Commission establishes the technical standards that artificial intelligence systems considered high-risk must comply with. These standards help companies demonstrate compliance with the EU AI Regulation.
The EU approves a new customs regulation that modernizes the rules for importing and exporting goods and creates a common European customs authority.
The European Commission suspends certain trade rebalancing measures applied to US and European products exported to the US. This pause aims to facilitate trade negotiations between both parties.
A customs duty of 3 euros per shipment is established for international online purchases under 150€. It affects platforms such as AliExpress, Temu or Shein and their European buyers.
The EU modifies tariffs applicable to certain U.S. products and establishes tariff quotas to facilitate their importation. It seeks to balance trade relations with the U.S.
The EU strengthens control of investments from non-EU countries in strategic sectors. It replaces the previous 2019 regulation with stricter mechanisms.
A customs duty of 3€ is applied to imported packages with a value below 150€ purchased online. Rules are established to manage this new collection.
The EU tightens economic sanctions against Russia by expanding trade and financial restrictions. It affects European companies operating with Russian entities.
A correction to the new European regulation establishing the single customs code of the EU and creating a common customs authority is published. It affects all companies that import or export goods.
The EU Council updates restrictive sanctions against persons and entities linked to Russia's destabilizing activities. These measures may include asset freezing and entry bans to the EU.