The EU expands sanctions against Russia for destabilizing activities
The EU Council modifies existing sanctions against Russia for its destabilizing actions. Restrictive measures in force since 2024 are updated.
The EU Council modifies existing sanctions against Russia for its destabilizing actions. Restrictive measures in force since 2024 are updated.
The EU Council updates the list of sanctioned individuals for actions against Ukraine. Restrictive measures are applied such as asset freezing and travel bans.
Spain strengthens the rights of persons with disabilities by guaranteeing universal accessibility, greater autonomy and special protection for women and minors with disabilities.
The Carlos III Health Institute leads the creation of CERTERA, a state network with more than 40 entities to promote the development of advanced therapy medicines in Spain.
The EU Council identifies defence projects considered of common European interest. This allows them to receive financing and special support under the new EU defence regulation.
The EU publishes a technical correction to the regulation that simplifies the application of AI rules. It affects companies that develop or use artificial intelligence systems.
The EU Council updates the list of sanctioned persons for actions against Ukraine. It affects persons and entities with assets or links in Europe.
The EU Council updates restrictive measures against Russia, modifying the list of sanctioned parties. It affects persons and entities with links to the Russian regime.
The EU Council modifies the restrictive measures in force against Russia. The lists and conditions of sanctions in force since 2024 are updated.
The EU Council modifies existing sanctions against Russia for its destabilizing actions. Restrictive measures adopted in 2024 are updated.