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The LaNeTra project from Sachsen Energie is receiving €20 million from the PSLF programme, complemented by a €400 million EIB loan, to expand grid capacity, ensure greater grid stability and security of supply in the Lausitz region.

Académie Fiscale and Others Approximation of laws Retention of electronic communications data: Advocate General Szpunar clarifies the criteria for assessing the compatibility of national legislation with EU law

[Lertimene]  Social policy Advocate General Tamara Ćapeta: The combined application of the rule prohibiting visible tattoos and the requirement to wear gender-specific uniform is discriminatory

Inter Rao Lietuva Common foreign and security policy The existence of control over a company by a person subject to EU restrictive measures must be supported by objective and sufficiently solid evidence

The European Investment Bank (EIB) is providing up to €20 million in convertible venture debt financing to Tensive, an Italian clinical stage medical technology company developing advanced biomaterials for regenerative medicine applications. The financing will support the company’s research and...

[Jautiva]  Freedom of movement for persons EU law does not require the disclosure of information relating to all shareholders of public limited liability companies, including minority shareholders

Almost 300 innovations developed through LIFE-funded projects are now featured on the European Commission's Innovation Radar, highlighting the potential of LIFE-supported innovations to scale up and reach the market.

European Commission Press release Brussels, 03 Sep 2026 The European Commission has today adopted Guidelines on the application of Article 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union ('TFEU') to abusive exclusionary conduct by dominant companies. The adoption of the guidelines marks...