New EU sanctions against individuals threatening Ukraine's territorial integrity
The EU expands sanctions against individuals and entities undermining Ukraine's sovereignty. Restrictions such as asset freezes and entry bans apply.
The EU expands sanctions against individuals and entities undermining Ukraine's sovereignty. Restrictions such as asset freezes and entry bans apply.
The EU updates the technical standards that manufacturers of industrial, agricultural, construction machinery and other equipment must meet to ensure their safety and free movement in the European market.
The European Commission guides countries on how to create single advisory services for energy efficiency. It makes it easier for citizens and businesses to access information, support and procedures in one place.
Technical errors are corrected in the directive requiring large companies to identify and manage negative impacts on human rights and the environment across their value chains.
The EU updates its sanctions list against individuals and organizations related to the situation in Iran. These measures include asset freezes and travel bans.
Technical errors are corrected in the EU directive on the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing. Affects entities required to comply with anti-money laundering rules.
The EU Council amends the sanctions regulation against Iran, updating the current restrictive measures. Previous legislation is repealed to consolidate the European sanctions framework.
An online procedure is established for telecommunications companies to submit and pay their administrative fees electronically. It simplifies management and eliminates paper-based processes.
The CNMC establishes an alias register to identify operators in the markets under its supervision. It facilitates traceability and transparency in regulatory communications.
The DGRN requires registration of leases over part of a property for photovoltaic installations even when the exact georeferencing of the leased portion is not provided.