EU AI Act After the Omnibus Vote: What Changed and What’s Due
Parliament approved the Digital Omnibus package on 17 June, extending key AI Act deadlines. Here is what firms must still meet by 2 August 2026.
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EU Budget Talks Stall: What the MFF Deadlock Means for 2028
EU leaders left Brussels without an MFF deal. The Irish Presidency now faces a tight deadline to forge consensus by October 2026.
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EU AI Act Digital Omnibus: Parliament Votes as August Deadline Looms
The European Parliament votes today on the Digital Omnibus, reshaping AI Act deadlines with 45 days until August obligations take effect.
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EU Budget 2028–2034: Cyprus Puts €1.73 Trillion on the Table
Cyprus has tabled the first MFF negotiating box with real figures, proposing a €1.73 trillion budget as leaders meet today.
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EU AI Act High-Risk Deadline: 47 Days and Counting
August 2, 2026 enforcement of the EU AI Act’s high-risk provisions is 47 days away. Compliance is no longer optional.
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EU’s €1.9 Trillion Budget Fight Begins Under Cyprus Presidency
The Cypriot presidency has released the first negotiating figures for the 2028–2034 EU budget, opening the bloc’s most complex financial battle.
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EU Innovation Platform launches as Business Wallets enter talks
The European Commission unveils a central hub for startups and funding on 9 June 2026. Business Wallets regulation enters trilogue as telecoms ministers approve Council position.
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EU ministers back digital business wallets as talks with MEPs loom
Council adopts position on European Business Wallets enabling cross-border digital identity for firms. Trialogue negotiations to begin with year-end deal targeted.
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EU Transport Ministers Debate Decarbonisation Beyond 2030 as Commission Tables Fleet Greening Report
EU transport ministers convened in Luxembourg on 8 June 2026 to debate the future of transport sector decarbonisation beyond current 2030 targets, as the rotating Council presidency presented a progress report on corporate fleet greening regulations and member states approved strategic conclusions on maritime transport policy. The meeting underscored growing pressure to align transport emissions…
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Les ministres européens des transports débattent de la décarbonation au-delà de 2030 alors que la Commission présente son rapport sur l’écologisation de la flotte
Les ministres des transports de l’UE se sont réunis au Luxembourg le 8 juin 2026 pour débattre de l’avenir de la décarbonisation du secteur des transports au-delà des objectifs actuels de 2030, tandis que la présidence tournante du Conseil a présenté un rapport d’avancement sur les réglementations de verdissement des flottes d’entreprises et que les…
