Correction of the European regulation on sanctions against Russia for the war in Ukraine
A correction is made to an EU regulation that expanded economic sanctions against Russia. The rectification adjusts the official text published in April 2026.
A correction is made to an EU regulation that expanded economic sanctions against Russia. The rectification adjusts the official text published in April 2026.
The EU establishes common rules for calculating and reporting greenhouse gas emissions in the transport of goods and passengers. It affects logistics companies, transport operators and those who contract these services.
The European Union launches a Talent Pool to facilitate the hiring of workers from non-EU countries. It will connect international candidates with European employers who cannot find suitable profiles in the local market.
The EU Council updates the restrictive measures imposed on Russia for destabilizing Ukraine. These sanctions affect economic sectors and individuals linked to the conflict.
The EU Council updates sanctions imposed on persons and entities that threaten Ukraine's sovereignty. Restrictions in force since 2014 are modified.
The Government activates the first tranche of state guarantees for the road freight transport sector, within the response plan to the Middle East crisis. The conditions for accessing these financial guarantees are establ...
The EU establishes import quotas with reduced tariffs for Mercosur products. Affects European importers of food, manufactures and other South American goods.
The EU expands its list of sanctioned parties for Russian destabilizing activities, freezing assets and prohibiting transactions with those affected.
The EU regulates cases where companies can defer reporting cybersecurity incidents. Strict conditions are established to justify such delays.
The European Commission officially recognizes that the crisis in the Middle East since 28 February 2026 constitutes an exceptional event with significant impact on European markets.