Change to Daylight Saving Time 2026. When do we set our clocks?
This article discusses the upcoming change to daylight saving time in 2026, its health implications, historical context, and public opinions in the EU and Poland.
Bill Decree, Brussels approves
The European Union has reached a compromise allowing member states to negotiate with the Commission regarding energy regulation distortions, particularly concerning the Emission Trading System (ETS).
German Regulation: ECJ Rejects the Track Price Cap in Local Transport
The European Court of Justice has deemed Germany's price cap for rail usage in local transport unlawful, potentially leading to increased costs for transport companies and higher ticket prices for passengers.
From anywhere in the EU and fully online. A company can be established in the Union within 48 hours
The EU announces that it will facilitate the establishment of companies, allowing formation within 48 hours from any EU member state.
Brussels presents its major bet to boost company creation: establish companies "in 48 hours, at a cost of 100 euros and all in digital format"
The European Commission has unveiled EU Inc., a new corporate law framework aimed at simplifying the process of establishing companies in the EU.
EU Law: How the new legal form 'EU Inc.' is supposed to make Europe a start-up wonderland
The European Commission's new proposal for a legal structure called 'EU Inc.' aims to streamline regulations for start-ups across the EU, fostering growth and innovation.
The social media X collaborates with the EU on fine despite court appeal
The social media platform X is cooperating with the EU on a €120 million fine while appealing the decision to the EU Court.
Kosovo will not implement the foreigner entry regulation that angered the Serbs for now
The Kosovo government has decided to postpone the implementation of a new regulation concerning foreign entry to avoid political tensions with ethnic Serbs.
A European regulation threatens more than 40% of gas imported by the EU and nearly 90% of oil amid a global energy shock
A new European regulation on methane emissions threatens significantly to affect gas and oil imports amidst a global energy crisis.
EU countries agree to ban AI models that allow sexual 'deepfakes'
EU nations have reached a consensus to prohibit AI systems that can generate sexualized images without consent, particularly focusing on deepfake technologies.
Brussels prepares to ban the 'undressing' of real people's images using AI
EU member states are working to ban the use of artificial intelligence to generate fake naked or pornographic images of real people, as agreed upon in Brussels.
The six major EU economies pressure for the European stock market supervisor to have more powers
The six largest economies in the EU, including Spain, are calling for increased powers for the European stock market supervisor to enhance capital market integration.
Euractiv: European plan for a unified corporate framework in favor of startups
The European Commission is preparing to present a regulation proposal for a unified corporate framework within the EU, aimed at supporting startups by facilitating multi-country operations.
CDU in the EU Parliament: Has the firewall fallen or not?
The CDU and other parties in the European Parliament are moving towards a right-wing majority to tighten migration policies, particularly regarding the 'Return Regulation' part of the European Asylum System.
Cryptocurrency law signed by the president. The tax office will receive new data
The Polish president has signed a law that enhances tax information exchange regulations concerning cryptocurrency under EU directives.
Like in Minneapolis... The 'threat' of Ilaria Salis on the EU Return Regulation
The European Parliament's committee is set to vote on a controversial return directive, with expected alignment from conservative and far-right parties, alarming leftist factions.
Two authorities will inspect fuel at airports. Work is underway on a new law
A new law set to take effect from January 1, 2027, aims to establish institutional oversight of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) operations at Polish airports and allow inspections of national refineries.
The EU Regulation Turned Out to Be Something Completely Different Than We Thought
Motorola is challenging the wording of EU regulations regarding phone updates, highlighting a loophole.
Council of State on private universities: Legal guarantees and fees for their operation
The Greek Council of State upheld the legality of required financial guarantees and fees for foreign private universities wishing to operate in Greece, rejecting appeals from several institutions.
EU does not agree to “vegan” chicken. Plant-based burger remains in stores
The European Union has decided to ban the use of meat-related terminology for plant-based alternatives, affecting producers of meat substitutes.
EU States and European Parliament Agree to Ban Names Like Vegetarian Steak
EU member states and the European Parliament have reached a preliminary agreement to ban names such as 'vegetarian steak' to ensure greater market transparency for consumers.
EU agree to chop meaty names from vegetarian and vegan food products
EU lawmakers have agreed to prohibit meat-related names for vegetarian and vegan products, aiming to avoid consumer confusion.
Asylum procedures: Italy remains responsible for Dublin cases for the time being
The European Court of Justice ruled that a German court cannot expedite asylum applications based on Italy's refusal to accept migrants under the Dublin Regulation.
Wants to implement EU regulations on internet companies as soon as possible
Iceland aims to quickly implement EU regulations governing internet companies.
Brussels Introduced a Standard to Reduce Dependency on China
The European Commission has proposed a new standard aimed at reducing reliance on Chinese imports across various sectors.
Refuting airline arguments: the upcoming reform would deal a severe blow to passenger rights
A study by independent economists argues that proposed reforms to the EU's aviation regulations may undermine passenger rights, as reported by the advocacy group 'Air Complaint.'
Vytenis Povilas Andriukaitis. Lithuania's Chance to Shape Europe's Direction in Biotechnology Races
Lithuania's upcoming presidency of the EU Council in 2027 presents a unique opportunity to influence European biotech policy and innovation.
The Russian Central Bank sues the EU over frozen assets
The Russian Central Bank has filed a lawsuit in Luxembourg against the European Council's regulation that has frozen its assets, claiming it is illegal and denies effective remedies.
Now the cider dispute has broken out – this is the EU's new definition
The European Commission is preparing uniform EU-level definitions for cider, which have drawn concerns from Finland's beverage industry regarding competition distortions.
KL: Stringent demand for the top position of the conservative MEP
Seven European advocacy organizations demand the cancellation of the negotiation position for MEP Aura Salla concerning the simplification of digital regulation.
EU Directive Against 3D Weapons
The EU Commission is proposing a new directive aimed at creating uniform penalties across member states for offenses related to illegal weapons, including the possession of 3D weapon blueprints.
Seven organizations oppose Aura Salla's new appointment as chief negotiator on digital issues due to lobbying background
Seven organizations are demanding the removal of Aura Salla from her newly appointed position as chief negotiator for digital regulation in the EU Parliament, citing her previous lobbying work for Meta.
Editorial: Parliament Representatives Fight Again Over Where Finns Can Buy Alcohol
Finnish parliament members are once again at odds over regulations governing alcohol sales, reigniting a longstanding debate over the legality of ordering alcohol from other EU countries.
US congressional committee: EU officials have no right to anonymity
A US congressional committee has stated that EU officials should not have the right to anonymity amidst a report disclosing the names of officials involved in EU digital regulation.
The Apps Play with Your Brain - That's Why You Lose
Tech giants manipulate our cognitive weaknesses to keep us hooked on social media, and there are growing calls for more regulation to address these addictive designs.
Trump threatens the EU with retaliation over regulation favoring European arms
Trump warns the EU against a new regulation prioritizing European arms purchases, threatening retaliation against what he calls 'protectionist policies.'
This is what the controversial alcohol protocol says, now there is a dispute over the meaning of the EU Commission's words
A Finnish parliamentary committee is debating a controversial alcohol law, sparked by revelations from EU Commission documents suggesting alternative methods for alcohol sales regulation in Finland.
Violation of EU law?: Hesse presents expert opinion against the relocation of stock exchange supervision
Germany's Hesse State Ministry of Economic Affairs has released a legal opinion opposing the EU's plan to centralize stock exchange supervision in Paris, citing significant legal barriers.
The European Union could overturn the V-16 beacon regulation
The European People's Party claims that the European Commission confirmed that Spain's government failed to notify Brussels about the mandatory V16 beacon regulations, which could lead to significant legal consequences.
Artificial Intelligence: Opportunity or Danger for Freedom and Personal Data?
The article discusses the regulatory challenges and implications of artificial intelligence (AI) on personal freedoms and data privacy in the context of recent EU legal frameworks.
Expert on the European chat control law: it is completely pointless
Cybernetica's scientific director highlights the inadequacies of the EU's plan to monitor internet communications under the guise of children's rights.
Macron tells India AI summit Europe is determined to 'shape rules' with allies
President Macron emphasizes Europe's role in regulating artificial intelligence and collaborating with allies like India during the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi.
Emmanuel Macron at a meeting in India expresses readiness to formulate AI rules with allies
Emmanuel Macron emphasized the EU's leadership in global AI regulation during a meeting in India, stating the commitment to collaborate with allies like India.
One EU country warns - a case of rabies imported from Russia: what you need to know
A rabies case imported into Germany from Russia raises concerns over the authenticity of animal import documents and the ongoing threat of rabies in the EU.
EU launches probe against Shein over illegal items and addictive design
The EU has initiated a formal investigation into Shein for potential violations of the Digital Services Act, following past controversies related to product safety.
Child Sex Dolls: EU Commission Targets Chinese Online Retailer Shein
The EU Commission has launched a formal procedure against Shein for allegedly failing to prevent the sale of illegal products, including child-like sex dolls.
The European Commission Targets Russian Crypto Transactions
The European Commission has proposed a blanket ban on all cryptocurrency transactions linked to Russia to combat sanctions evasion and state financing operations.
Sánchez disregards the German chancellor Merz and opposes his 'cry' to deregulate the EU to attract investment
Pedro Sánchez opposes Friedrich Merz's call for deregulation in the EU, emphasizing the need for balanced regulation to foster growth.
Politico: The EU could end the endless scrolling feature of apps
The European Union is poised to implement new design standards aimed at ending the addictive features of social media applications like TikTok.
Babiš criticized speculation in the emissions permit market at the EU summit
Czech politician Babiš addressed concerns about market speculation on emissions permits during a recent EU summit.