The EU Council modifies the global human rights sanctions regime. Restrictive measures applicable to individuals and entities responsible for serious abuses are updated.
The EU Council modifies its sanctions regime to combat cyberattacks against the Union or its Member States. Restrictive measures applicable to persons and entities involved in these threats are updated.
The EU Council updates the list of sanctioned persons for serious human rights violations. Persons and entities included are subject to economic and travel restrictions.
The Intellectual Property Commission sets the fees that television channels must pay for broadcasting commercial phonograms. It applies from July 12, 2026.
The Bank of Spain has temporarily suspended Prakma Innovation, SL from executing payment operations while a disciplinary proceeding opened against this company is resolved.
Online gaming company 888 receives two serious fines for failing to properly monitor customer operations and investigate suspicious transactions. In total, it must pay over €551,000.
The CNMC updates the operating procedures of the electrical system to improve voltage control, adapting to growing renewable energy. New service delivery modalities are created and the service remuneration is reviewed.
The EU and Canada agree that Canadian companies and products may bid for public contracts under the SAFE defence instrument. The agreement is already in force.
The European Commission renews the prohibition on including hydrogen supply offers from Russia and Belarus in the EU hydrogen market support mechanism.
The EU corrects technical errors in the regulation implementing restrictive sanctions against Russia. This is a formal rectification without substantial changes to the measures.