A correction to the European regulation establishing supervisory requirements for credit institutions is published. It affects the reference banking regulations in the EU.
The EU Council temporarily suspends certain rules of the Visa Code for Guinea. This affects visa procedures for Guinean citizens wishing to travel to Europe.
Technical errors in European regulations governing capital requirements and risk management for insurers are corrected. It affects the practical application of Solvency II throughout the EU.
The EU Council sets security instructions to protect European space and secure connectivity systems. These rules aim to prevent risks to Union security.
The EU Council authorizes military assistance to Moldova through the European Peace Facility, including equipment designed to produce lethal effects.
Technical errors in the European regulation governing how authorities can request electronic evidence in criminal investigations are corrected. It affects judicial cooperation between EU countries.
The EU Council allows the use of the European Cybersecurity Reserve to assist Moldova against cyber threats. This decision strengthens digital cooperation with candidate countries for accession.
The European Commission confirms Hungary's accession to the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO), the body that investigates crimes against the EU budget. This expands EPPO coverage to one additional country.
The European Commission updates the list of shipping companies participating in the EU emissions trading system, correcting errors in the allocation of responsible authorities.
European cities will have to collect and send to the European Commission data on how their citizens move, including aspects of sustainability, road safety and accessibility.