The EU corrects technical errors in the sanctions regulation against Belarus. These restrictive measures affect persons and entities linked to the Belarusian regime.
Errors in the regulation setting definitive tariffs against dumping of adipic acid imported from China are corrected. It affects importers and manufacturers using this industrial chemical product.
The EU regulates the welfare of dogs and cats and establishes traceability systems for their identification and monitoring. It affects breeders, sellers and owners throughout Europe.
The EU modifies the anti-dumping tariff on Chinese steel fasteners and fixing elements to apply a specific rate to a new recognized Chinese producer exporter.
Errors in the EU regulation establishing how to sample and analyze mycotoxins in food are corrected. It affects laboratories and official food safety controls.
The EU Council modifies the list of persons and entities subject to restrictive measures due to the situation in Libya. It affects asset freezing and travel bans.
The European Commission opens an investigation to detect whether fiberglass products from four countries avoid tariffs imposed on China. Affected imports will be registered during the investigation.
The European Commission modifies the sanctions regulation in force against Libya. Restrictions applicable to persons and entities related to the situation in that country are updated.
The European Union and Norway agree to exchange flight reservation data (PNR) to combat terrorism and serious crimes. This allows authorities to analyze passenger information for security purposes.
The European Commission gives the green light to measures that Poland wants to apply to limit audiovisual communication services from other EU countries. These restrictions are compatible with European law.