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Europol unveils 7-step ethical framework for law enforcement tech – balancing innovation with transparency & accountability

by AdrianaAMLP | Oct 14, 2024

This decision follows the indication by the European Council in March 2024 that, were Iran to transfer ballistic missiles and related technology to Russia for use against Ukraine, the EU would be prepared to respond swiftly, including with new and significant...

Council of the EU establishes new sanctions framework against those responsible for destabilising activities against the EU and its member states

by Jyotsna Bucktowar | Oct 14, 2024

The EU will as of now be able to address a variety of hybrid threats, such as the undermining electoral processes and the functioning of democratic institutions, threats against and sabotage of economic activities, services of public interest or critical...

Council of the EU imposes sanctions on Belarus for the 2020 election fraud, human rights abuses and its role in Russia’s aggression against Ukraine

by Jyotsna Bucktowar | Aug 23, 2024

These sanctions aim to pressure the Belarusian leadership to halt violence, release political prisoners, and engage in a genuine national dialogue. The EU is prepared to assist with economic support for a democratic transition and will impose additional sanctions if...

Council of EU has agreed on an EU law to combat corruption, along with preventive measures and rules for more effective investigation and prosecution

by Jyotsna Bucktowar | Jul 7, 2024

The new law will consolidate rules on corruption in both the public and private sectors into a single legal act. It will also amend the 2017 directive on fraud and other criminal offences that affect the EU’s financial interests. The offences and penalties will...

Council of EU agrees on the 14th package of sanctions against Russia, which cracks down on circumvention and adopts energy measures

by Jyotsna Bucktowar | Jun 21, 2024

These measures are designed to target high-value sectors of the Russian economy, like energy, finance and trade, and make it ever more difficult to circumvent EU sanctions.

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Europol unveils 7-step ethical framework for law enforcement tech – balancing innovation with transparency & accountability

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Council of the EU imposes sanctions on Belarus for the 2020 election fraud, human rights abuses and its role in Russia’s aggression against Ukraine

Council of EU has agreed on an EU law to combat corruption, along with preventive measures and rules for more effective investigation and prosecution

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