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The European Commission launches an anti-subsidy investigation on Chinese e-vehicles
“The Commission is launching an anti-subsidy investigation into electric vehicles coming from China” announced the President of the European Commission (the “Commission”), Ursula von der Leyen

ICJ holds first arguments in the case Ukraine v. Russia
Yesterday, the International Court of Justice (ICJ or Court), the principal judicial organ of the United Nations (UN) held the first round of oral arguments

EU General Court maintains Russian sanctions except for one case
Last week, the General Court of the EU (“Court”) released a set of seven significant judgments concerning the EU’s restrictive measures (sanctions) against Russia.[1] The

EU adopts 11th Sanctions Package against Russia
On 23 June, the EU published its latest package of restrictive measures against Russia, which includes a new anti-circumvention tool that aims to stop third

The Brussels Effect meets AI: What to Expect from the EU’s AI Act?
As the development of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to accelerate, governments around the world are under increasing pressure to regulate the technology. The most tangible

EU approves 10th package of sanctions against Russia
On 25 February, the EU adopted its latest package of restrictive measures against Russia, which contains new listings plus trade and financial sanctions, including further