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
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 law strengthens criminal penalties for those who commit crimes repeatedly. It amends the Código Penal and the Ley de Enjuiciamiento Criminal to address multiple recidivism more severely.
Persons with multiple prior convictions, judges, prosecutors, criminal lawyers and penitentiary officials
The Nuclear Safety Council reviews instructions to supervise how containers used in radioactive material transport are manufactured, strengthening safety measures.
Manufacturers of radioactive material transport packaging and nuclear operators
The European Commission amends the lists of authorised countries for importing poultry, eggs and fresh meat from Chile, the United Kingdom and the United States, adapting the current sanitary conditions.
Importers, poultry and meat operators working with Chile, the United Kingdom or the US
The European regulation establishing common safety methods for management systems in the railway sector is corrected. It affects companies and bodies involved in rail transport in the EU.
Railway undertakings, infrastructure managers and railway safety authorities in the EU
Catch and import limits are set for shortfin mako shark that the Spanish fleet may bring from international waters in 2026, under species protection regulations.
Vessel owners, fishermen, exporters and the seafood processing industry
The EU updates its sanctions list against Iran, affecting individuals and entities subject to restrictive measures. It may impact commercial operations with that country.
Exporting companies, financial institutions and operators with commercial ties to Iran
The EU updates its naval military operation to protect freedom of navigation in the Red Sea amid the ongoing crisis. It affects international maritime trade routes.
Export/import companies, shipping firms and sectors dependent on international maritime trade
The EU Council amends the existing restrictive measures against Iran. These sanctions affect commercial and financial operations with Iranian entities.
Companies and individuals with commercial or financial ties with Iran