The European Commission modifies a previous decision to update and add new referenced technical standards. It affects sectors that must comply with harmonized technical standards in the EU.
Companies that manufacture or market products subject to harmonized technical standards in the EU
International technical standards are updated for homologating braking systems in passenger cars. It affects vehicle manufacturers and distributors in the EU.
Vehicle manufacturers, brake system suppliers and homologation authorities
The EU Council approves the list of experts who may act in disputes over fair competition and sustainable development under the post-Brexit EU-United Kingdom trade agreement.
Companies operating between the EU and the United Kingdom, especially in regulated sectors
The European Central Bank updates how it remunerate banks for their excess reserves and certain deposits. This affects the monetary policy of the eurozone.
Credit institutions and banks in the eurozone with excess reserves at the ECB
Technical errors in the EU regulation on batteries are corrected. The regulatory substance does not change, only formal inaccuracies in the original text are remedied.
Manufacturers, importers and distributors of batteries and electric vehicles in the EU
The EU establishes the technical standards that platforms must comply with to register and share data on political advertisements online. It defines common formats, metadata and APIs for the European repository.
Digital platforms, social networks and political advertising providers in the EU
The EU Council authorizes the signing of a package of agreements with Switzerland to strengthen ties and enable its participation in the EU Space Agency.
Technology and space companies, research institutions and public bodies linked to EU programs
The EU updates for the 356th time its list of persons and entities sanctioned for links with Daesh and Al-Qaeda, imposing specific restrictive measures.
Financial entities, companies and persons that may have links with listed subjects
The European Commission allows exceptions to the usual admissibility requirements for financing defence products sent to Ukraine. This facilitates the supply of weapons and military equipment with European funds.
European defence industry, Member States and contractors supplying military material to Ukraine
Errors are corrected in the regulation that sets anti-dumping duties on glass fibre fabrics imported from China and Egypt. It affects importers and manufacturers using these materials.
Importers and manufacturers using glass fibre fabrics from China or Egypt