The EU Council approves military assistance to Cape Verde through the European Peace Facility. This measure strengthens the defensive capabilities of the African country.
The European Commission authorizes Czechia to permit biocides containing ethylene oxide for the conservation of cultural assets. This exception applies in a limited and controlled manner.
Normative act published in the Official Journal of the European Union. Access to the full text is required to determine its specific content.
The EU Council modifies and updates the border control mission in Rafah. This mission has supervised the crossing between Gaza and Egypt since 2005.
The EU Council provides financial support to the UN mechanism that investigates the possible use of chemical and biological weapons in conflicts. It is a measure of common foreign and security policy.
The European Commission authorizes Slovakia to use biocides containing ethylene oxide to preserve cultural assets. This exception applies only to that country under strict conditions.
The EU approves the inclusion of the port of Køge (Denmark) in the official list of recognized ports under European maritime transport regulations. This facilitates regulated logistics operations at that port.
A correction is made to the European regulation governing how data on time use in households is collected. It affects the official statistical methodology of the EU.
The EU authorizes France to permit the use of ethylene oxide in biocides to protect cultural heritage objects. This product, although restricted, is enabled for specific conservation uses.
The EU authorizes Poland to allow biocides containing ethylene oxide to protect cultural heritage objects. This exception is granted due to the lack of effective alternatives available.