Errors are corrected in the regulation imposing provisional tariffs on imports of pea protein from China. It affects importers and European manufacturers in the food sector.
The European Commission opens a review of the anti-dumping and anti-subsidy rights in force on US biodiesel. It will analyze whether to maintain or modify these protective measures for the European sector.
The EU Council authorizes the opening of negotiations with South Korea so that product certifications are mutually recognized, facilitating bilateral trade.
An International Claims Commission is established to process compensation claims for damages arising from the war in Ukraine. It will allow victims and states to claim reparations.
Technical criteria are established that external verifiers reviewing European green bonds must comply with. It regulates their systems, methodologies and evaluation procedures.
The EU Council approves the European Cybersecurity Reserve to provide assistance to Ukraine to defend itself against cyberattacks. This is the first time this mechanism is activated for a non-EU country.
The EU Council modifies the sanctions in force since 2014 against Russia for the illegal annexation of Crimea. Restrictive measures applicable to persons and entities linked to that territory are updated.
Investment prospectuses that companies must publish when issuing securities on the stock exchange in the EU are simplified and standardized, reducing bureaucratic burden to attract investors.
Technical requirements are updated for homologating passenger cars and light commercial vehicles according to their real-world driving emissions. It affects manufacturers wishing to sell vehicles in markets applying UN R...
The EU updates the format that companies must use to register persons with access to privileged information. The previous 2022 regulations are repealed.