Fortunately, we are not Sanchez
The author criticizes Greece's government for not reducing fuel taxes despite having a high tax rate, arguing that they use European regulations as an excuse for unpopular policies.
Owners from Great Britain travelling to EU warned over pet passport โdodgeโ
British pet owners are cautioned against using foreign-issued pet passports to bypass expenses related to new EU travel regulations post-Brexit.
Customs Strikes Against Cosmetics - Worrying Discoveries
Finland's customs authority reported finding numerous compliance issues in cosmetic products, particularly those imported from outside the EU, leading to the rejection of many items.
EU to Review Decarbonization Regulations After Attack on Qatar LNG Hub Causes Gas Price Surge
The EU has agreed to review its decarbonization regulations following an attack on a major LNG hub in Qatar that led to a significant spike in gas prices.
Customs: A lot of ambiguities in cosmetic products coming from outside the EU
The Finnish Customs has reported increasing ambiguities in the composition of cosmetic products imported from outside the EU, raising concerns about safety and compliance.
Remove these colors immediately from use
The Finnish Safety and Chemicals Agency warns against two tattoo inks that contain harmful substances exceeding EU limits and advises immediate removal from use.
Last year, 228 tons of non-compliant products were removed from the market
In 2025, Estonia recalled 228 tons of products that did not comply with EU food safety regulations following alerts from the European Commission.
Czech nuclear and gas faces European rules. According to Havlรญฤek, they are unattainable
The article discusses the challenges facing Czech nuclear and gas industries in complying with European regulations, which a government official describes as unattainable.
A virtual EU country is being created. It will allow businesses to operate under the same rules in the Union
The article discusses the creation of a virtual EU country aimed at standardizing business regulations across the Union.
Simplified Regulatory Framework: Start-ups Should Be Able to Establish Themselves in 48 Hours
The EU plans to streamline the establishment process for start-ups, allowing them to register their businesses entirely online within 48 hours.
The calculator reveals whether you are buying something forbidden
A new feature in Finland's customs calculator informs users about any restrictions or prohibitions on ordering goods from outside the EU.
Resistance Against Emission Fines: The Expedition VW Transporter Costs a Fortune, but It's Great
The new Volkswagen Transporter in the Czech market is facing significant challenges due to EU emissions regulations that impact its market viability as a passenger vehicle.
Apartment in a prime location will defend itself by demand. There are also gems
Investing in rental properties in resorts requires careful consideration due to new EU regulations that will restrict short-term rentals in residential buildings.
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.
Adjustment to the EU is already part of daily life
Kristrรบn Frostadรณttir, Iceland's Prime Minister, addresses the ongoing discussions regarding a national referendum on EU membership negotiations, asserting that adaptation to EU regulations is already integrated into daily life.
Wage equality raises concerns even in the government
The Polish government is working on a bill aimed at enforcing wage equality in line with EU regulations, facing both support and skepticism regarding its effectiveness.
Breakdown on temporary "chat control"
EU countries and the European Parliament have reached a deadlock in negotiations over temporary regulations aimed at combatting online child abuse.
How neighbors began to compete in waste sorting with an app
Residents of a Stockholm housing association improved their plastic waste sorting through a competitive app, addressing environmental concerns and EU regulations.
Holiday packages, the EU changes the rules: more protections on refunds and cancellations
The EU is revising holiday package regulations to enhance consumer protections related to refunds and cancellations.
ล vinka: "airBaltic" management has been given a broad mandate to seek capital raising opportunities
Latvia's transport minister Atis ล vinka emphasizes the need for clear strategies for airBaltic to attract capital, especially in light of ongoing geopolitical tensions.
We must eliminate uncertainty for both employers and employees.
The article discusses the need for clarity in the rights of part-time employees regarding overtime pay in Norway, referencing EU regulations and a recent court ruling.
K. Vaitiekลซnas Takes Farmers' Concerns About New Tax Seriously: We Understand the Situation Is Difficult
Lithuanian Finance Minister K. Vaitiekลซnas acknowledges the challenges farmers face regarding rising fertilizer costs and their difficulty in obtaining loans, promising to address their concerns in the European context.
Some EU countries want to tighten visa issuance for Russian soldiers due to security concerns
Certain EU member states are advocating for more stringent visa regulations for Russian military personnel in response to security issues.
ZF CEO Miedreich: 'The EU Commission continues its industrial policy ghost drive'
Matthias Miedreich, CEO of ZF, criticizes the EU Commission's new car emissions rules proposals, stating they fail to help the climate or prevent job cuts in the automotive industry.
Serious Warning from Mercedes to the EU
Mercedes-Benz CEO Ola Kรคllenius warns that the EU's target for 90% electric cars could severely impact the automotive market.
X offers changes to blue checkmarks after $138m EU fine
Elon Musk's platform X is proposing changes to its blue checkmark system following a significant fine imposed by the European Union for violations of digital rules.
Experts Remind: A++ Energy Class Buildings Can Weaken Mobile Connectivity
A++ energy class buildings required in the EU since 2021 may inhibit mobile signal strength due to their airtight construction.
Penalty for Portugal. Millions of euros for neglecting environmental protection
The European Court of Justice imposed significant fines on Portugal for failing to comply with EU regulations on habitat protection.
Copyright and AI: EU Parliament Demands Strict Rules for AI and Copyright Protection
The European Parliament calls for stringent regulations concerning artificial intelligence and copyright, ensuring creators receive fair compensation and that AI-generated content remains excluded from copyright protection.
Brussels asks the European Court of Justice to sanction Spain for not adopting two VAT regulations
The European Commission is taking Spain to the European Court of Justice for failing to implement two VAT directives, requesting economic sanctions.
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.
Priit Raag and Carri Ginter: chat control as "voluntary" mass surveillance
Priit Raag and Carri Ginter discuss the implications of proposed European Parliament regulations allowing technology companies to scan private messages for safety purposes, warning against the risks to privacy.
The European Parliament supports and toughens regulations for the establishment of migrant deportation centers outside the EU
The European Parliament has approved stricter regulations for creating migrant deportation centers outside the EU, going beyond the original proposal by including provisions for sending families with children to these facilities.
Smuggling becomes expensive - the government wants to rein in cheap imports
The Finnish government is addressing issues concerning cheap imports with a set of national and EU-level measures as recommended by a working group.
The End of 'Plant-Based Chicken'. The EU Introduces New Rules for Vegan Products
The European Union has implemented new regulations banning certain terms for plant-based food products, which has sparked a debate among meat producers and the plant-based food industry.
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.
This column draws attention in Czarnek's financial statement. 'Because someone will sue me soon'
Przemysลaw Czarnek addressed the issues of unemployment and energy pricing during a PiS convention in Krakรณw, advocating for a departure from EU energy regulations.
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.
On March 8: Equal pay starts with data. Poland before the wage transparency test
Women in Poland earn on average 8.5% less per hour than men, and this gap widens to 15-18% when accounting for factors like education and experience, with hopes for change resting on upcoming EU pay transparency regulations.
The commission warned against changes to the rules for wind turbines. Motorists must reverse course
Czech politicians are attempting to modify EU-mandated rules for establishing wind turbine zones, but European Commission officials are pushing back against these changes.
Ryanair passengers told to take cardboard boxes on flights
Ryanair has informed passengers to include a piece of cardboard in their hand luggage to help manage the new, larger personal bag dimensions allowed by the airline.
EU suspends Georgia for violation of visa rules
The EU has suspended visa-free travel for Georgian diplomatic passport holders due to violations of visa regulations.
Pd against Italy in the EU Parliament
The Italian Democratic Party (Pd) is pushing to challenge the government's energy decree in the EU Parliament, arguing that it undermines European regulations.
Vegetable "burgers" are fine but not vegetable "bacon"
The EU has reached an agreement allowing the use of terms like "vegetable burger" but prohibiting terms like "bacon" for vegetable products.
Prime Minister: 15-Year Age Limit on Social Media
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson advocates for a 15-year age limit on social media platforms, following similar regulations in Australia and other countries.
The EU will prohibit calling 'steak' or 'chop' to products without meat, but maintains vegetarian hamburgers
The EU has reached a provisional agreement to prohibit the use of meat-related terms for non-meat products, while allowing vegetarian hamburgers to retain their name.
ECJ on Asylum: Germany is Again the Fool
The article critiques the European Union's approach to asylum regulations and underscores Germany's disproportionate burden in dealing with migration issues.
Column 'Hin und weg': Correct parking in Austria
The article discusses parking regulations in Austria and highlights the simplicity of using a parking disc, while expressing gratitude for the ease of travel within the EU.
Wants to implement EU regulations on internet companies as soon as possible
Iceland aims to quickly implement EU regulations governing internet companies.
Benjamin 'Snus' Dousa responds to European snus prohibition
Sweden's Minister for Foreign Trade, Benjamin Dousa, speaks out against increasing European regulations on white snus, arguing they threaten Swedish culture and jobs.