[{"source":"Parlement européen - questions écrites","description":"Question for written answer E-004256/2026 to the Commission Rule 144 Elena Kountoura (The Left) Source : © European Union, 2026 -","id":3250883,"titre":"Written question - Greece ranks first in the European Union for inability to afford leisure activities - E-004256/2026","url":"https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/E-10-2026-004256_EN.html","pubDate":"Fri, 30 Oct 2026 07:38:59 +0100"},{"source":"EURACTIV.fr - Feeds","description":"La Commission subit une pression croissante pour qu'elle propose une interdiction de l'élevage d'animaux à fourrure au sein de l'Union européenne The post Le Danemark compte abandonner progressivement l'élevage de visons appeared first on Rapporteur FR","id":3238567,"url":"https://www.rapporteur.com/fr/news/le-danemark-compte-abandonner-progressivement-lelevage-de-visons/","titre":"Le Danemark compte abandonner progressivement l’élevage de visons","pubDate":"Sat, 24 Oct 2026 08:02:12 +0200"},{"url":"https://itsocial.fr/contenus/tribunes/souverainete-numerique-dire-ne-suffit-pas-a-faire/","titre":"Souveraineté numérique : dire ne suffit pas à faire","pubDate":"Fri, 23 Oct 2026 08:25:19 +0200","description":"La France se dit puissance cyber souveraine. Pourtant, elle n'a toujours pas transposé sa propre loi de cybersécurité. Le 8 juillet 2026, la Commission européenne a renvoyé la France devant la Cour de justice de l'Union européenne (CJUE) pour défaut de transposition de la directive NIS2 (Network and Information Security 2, le socle commun européen […] The post Souveraineté numérique : dire ne suffit pas à faire appeared first on IT SOCIAL","id":3236598,"source":"IT SOCIAL"},{"description":"Présentés par la Commission européenne le 28 juin 2023, la Directive sur les Services de Paiement (« DSP3 ») et le Règlement sur les Services de Paiement (« RSP1 ») marquent une nouvelle étape dans la régulation des paiements en Europe. En harmonisant les règles à l’échelle de l’Union européenne, ces textes visent à renforcer la sécurité des paiements, […] The post Formation DSP3 – 22 octobre 2026 appeared first on OCBF","id":3194832,"source":"OCBF","titre":"Formation DSP3 – 22 octobre 2026","url":"https://www.ocbf.com/formation-dsp3-22-octobre-2026/","pubDate":"Sat, 03 Oct 2026 08:02:18 +0200"},{"description":"La Commission européenne a proposé au Canada de devenir « membre associé » de l'Union européenne. Explications sur ce statut inédit. Abonnez-vous et bénéficiez d’articles en illimité tous les mois ou à la carte. Pour lire cet article en entier, vous devez posséder Abonnement mensuel , Abonnement annuel , Abonnement annuel (ancien) or Abonnement mensuel (ancien) . Déjà membre ? Merci de log in . The post Qu’est-ce que le statut de membre associé à l’Union européenne ? first appeared on Lex Daily News","id":3159963,"source":"Lex Daily New","titre":"Qu’est-ce que le statut de membre associé à l’Union européenne ?","url":"https://lexdailynews.fr/quest-ce-que-le-statut-de-membre-associe-a-lunion-europeenne/","pubDate":"Fri, 18 Sep 2026 07:43:11 +0200"},{"titre":"BEREC Provides Early Assessment of the Digital Networks Act, Welcoming Ambition While Highlighting Areas for Improvement","url":"https://www.berec.europa.eu/en/news/press-releases/berec-provides-early-assessment-of-the-digital-networks-act-welcoming-ambition-while-highlighting-areas-for-improvement","pubDate":"Mon, 30 Mar 2026 19:33:01 +0200","description":"BEREC Provides Early Assessment of the Digital Networks Act, Welcoming Ambition While Highlighting Areas for Improvement yannick.stephan Mon, 30/03/2026 - 12:57 Press Releases The Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications (BEREC) today published its early assessment of the European Commission’s proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA). BEREC welcomes the overarching ambition to modernise the regulatory framework for Europe’s connectivity sector and to support resilient, sustainable and high quality digital networks. At the same time, BEREC identifies important areas where further refinement is needed to ensure that the DNA strengthens, rather than complicates, Europe’s internal market for electronic communications. BEREC stands ready to provide its regulatory expertise in order to avoid undue complexity or uncertainty and to ensure that the final framework delivers a competitive, connected and resilient digital Europe. BEREC welcomes the updated objectives introduced by the DNA , including resilience, sustainability, in addition to the existing objectives addressed by the European Electronic Communications Code. While BEREC supports the ambition to strengthen the competitiveness of the EU digital sector, it highlights that this can only be achieved through an effective and robust competition framework. It further notes that the proposal introduces elements of greater centralisation that require further clarification to ensure they contribute effectively to a well functioning internal market. While BEREC recognises the Commission’s intention to streamline the General Authorisation procedures, the proposed Single Passport mechanism raises concerns from several perspectives. In particular, by concentrating significant enforcement responsibilities in the Member State of first notification, the system risks forum shopping, uneven supervisory burdens and slower enforcement. Overall, BEREC considers that the proposal could introduce greater operational complexity, administrative burden and legal uncertainty, without offering clear benefits over the current straightforward authorisation regime. BEREC also notes that the DNA proposes major changes to spectrum management , including treating spectrum as an EU‑level resource and introducing common rules for fees, long‑duration rights and satellite authorisation. While these measures aim at harmonisation, BEREC warns that the proposed single market procedure, which includes a Commission veto, signifies a notable trend towards centralisation and raises certain concerns. BEREC also cautions that some proposals in particular the introduction of unlimited license duration and automatic renewals, risk favouring existing rights holders and reducing market contestability. On the other hand, it welcomes it proposed role in the market shaping aspects of spectrum assignment. On satellite authorisation, BEREC supports EU coordination but stresses the need for alignment with ITU‑R rules. The DNA’s move to treat numbering resources as a common Union asset introduces a more centralised approach, and while BEREC sees potential benefits in greater harmonisation, it notes that key concepts—such as an EU wide numbering plan and pan European numbering ranges—require further clarification. BEREC also considers that additional analysis of demand, use cases and operational impacts would help ensure that any new framework is aligned with the needs of end users, operators and regulators. BEREC welcomes the preservation of the Significant Market Power regime, a cornerstone of the EU regulatory model, alongside the continued availability of symmetric access tools . Nonetheless, several DNA proposals, including new sequencing rules for remedies, the potential removal of the Recommendation on Relevant Markets, and expanded Commission veto powers could reduce the ability of NRAs to address national market needs. BEREC supports the goal of enabling a smooth transition from copper to fibre networks and recognises improvements made to","id":2793006,"source":"BEREC Office"},{"url":"https://www.ocbf.com/webinaire-dsp3-rsp1-vers-une-transformation-du-paysage-europeen-des-services-de-paiement-11-decembre/","titre":"Webinaire DSP3 & RSP1 : vers une transformation du paysage européen des services de paiement – 17 mars","pubDate":"Mon, 02 Feb 2026 15:47:27 +0100","description":"Présentés par la Commission européenne le 28 juin 2023, la Directive sur les Services de Paiement (« DSP3« ) et le Règlement sur les Services de Paiement (« RSP1« ) marquent une nouvelle étape dans la régulation des paiements en Europe. En harmonisant les règles à l’échelle de l’Union européenne, ces textes visent à renforcer la sécurité des paiements, […] The post Webinaire DSP3 & RSP1 : vers une transformation du paysage européen des services de paiement – 17 mars appeared first on OCBF","id":2670431,"source":"OCBF"},{"titre":"Le secteur de la mode n’échappe pas aux règles de concurrence !","url":"https://www.alerionavocats.com/le-secteur-de-la-mode-nechappe-pas-aux-regles-de-concurrence/","pubDate":"Fri, 17 Oct 2025 15:41:44 +0200","source":"Alerion Avocats Actualités","description":"Les maisons de luxe Gucci, Chloé et Loewe sanctionnées par la Commission européenne d’une amende d’un montant total s’élevant à 157 millions d’euros. Motif ? Une entente sur les prix de revente, en violation de l’article 101 du Traité sur le Fonctionnement de l’Union Européenne (TFUE). Pendant 8 ans, ces acteurs du luxe ont imposé […] The post Le secteur de la mode n’échappe pas aux règles de concurrence ! appeared first on Alerion Avocats Paris","id":2443686},{"id":2354062,"description":"People across the EU want action to address inflation, the cost of living, energy prices, the housing crisis and the growing impact of extreme weather events. Discover what the Commission has been doing to meet these challenges ahead of President von der Leyen’s State of the Union speech next","source":"EU News Business, taxation and competition","pubDate":"Sat, 06 Sep 2025 09:57:11 +0200","url":"https://ec.europa.eu/stories/soteu25-achievements/","titre":"From promise to progress: what the European Commission has delivered in its first year of office"},{"id":2208210,"description":"Today, the FTC granted early termination of its review of Mars, Incorporated’s proposed acquisition of Kellanova. Mars is a global manufacturer of pet care, snacking, and food products. Kellanova owns legacy Kellogg brands, including in snacks, crackers, and frozen breakfasts, after spinning off its North American cereals business in 2023 as WK Kellogg Co. “The Commission cares deeply about any competition concerns that affect American consumers, including in food products,” said Daniel Guarnera, Director of the Bureau of Competition. “Commission staff closely reviewed every aspect of this transaction, including both specific product markets and potential portfolio effects from the acquisition. They turned over every stone needed to arrive at a robust assessment of the likely competitive effects of this transaction. After nearly a year of investigation, dozens upon dozens of interviews with non-parties at all levels of the supply chain (including large chains and small, independent businesses), extensive data analysis, sworn testimony from party witnesses, and the review of hundreds of thousands of documents, staff found that the evidence pointed in one direction: this transaction does not meet the standard for an anticompetitive merger set by Section 7 of the Clayton Act.” “In other countries, Mars and Kellanova offer different products than they do in the United States, and they face different market participants, consumer preferences, and shopping practices. Notably, Kellanova continues to sell breakfast cereal in other markets, including the European Union, that it does not sell in the United States,” continued Guarnera. “The Trump-Vance FTC takes an America First approach to antitrust enforcement. Our job is to protect competition and consumers in the United States. Our job is to determine whether there is a violation of American law that we can prove in court. And once we’ve concluded there is not, our job is to get out of the","source":"Federal Trade Commission Concurrence communiqués","pubDate":"Thu, 26 Jun 2025 09:50:00 +0200","titre":"Statement on the Grant of Early Termination of the FTC’s Investigation of the Proposed Acquisition of Kellanova by Mars","url":"https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2025/06/statement-grant-early-termination-ftcs-investigation-proposed-acquisition-kellanova-mars"},{"source":"EDPB News","id":2099053,"description":"Brussels, 06 May - During its latest plenary, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) adopted an opinion on the European Commission’s draft adequacy decision under the GDPR concerning the European Patent Organisation (EPO) . In addition, the Board adopted an opinion on the European Commission’s proposal to extend the validity of the UK adequacy decisions under the GDPR and the Law Enforcement Directive (LED) . Finally, the EDPB agreed to grant the status of observer to the Personal Data Protection Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina.   Adequate protection of personal data by the EPO At the European Commission’s request, the Board adopted an opinion on the Commission’s draft adequacy decision regarding the European Patent Organisation (EPO). Once formally adopted by the Commission, this will be the first adequacy decision concerning an international organisation and not a country or a region. An adequacy decision is a key-mechanism in EU data protection legislation which allows the European Commission to determine whether a third country or an international organisation offers an adequate level of data protection. The effect of such a decision is that personal data can flow freely from Europe to that third country or international organisation. EDPB Chair, Anu Talus, said: “The EDPB welcomes the Commission’s initiative to work on the first adequacy decision concerning an international organisation. This decision shows how the legal framework of such organisations can be recognised as ensuring an adequate level of protection on the basis of Art.45 GDPR. The EDPB underlines the importance of ongoing dialogue between the Commission and international organisations, with a view to developing this category of adequacy decisions in addition to those relating to third countries.” In its opinion, the Board positively notes that the EPO data protection framework is largely aligned with the European Union data protection framework, including on data protection rights and principles. This shows that the GDPR and, in particular, its transfer provisions, can facilitate safe data flows from Europe to international organisations, while taking into account their status.   Six-month extension of the UK adequacy decisions The EDPB opinion, requested by the European Commission, addresses the proposed extension of the two UK adequacy decisions under the GDPR and the LED, which are set to expire on 27 June 2025. The opinion only concerns the proposed 6-month extension of these adequacy decisions and does not address the level of protection for personal data afforded in the UK, which will be examined by the EDPB following the Commission’s assessment, and if the renewal of the UK adequacy decisions is proposed. Since the UK‘s data protection reform is still pending in the UK parliament, the EDPB recognises the need for a technical and time-limited extension of the adequacy decisions until 27 December 2025.This will give the European Commission sufficient time to evaluate the updated UK legal framework once it has been adopted.   The EDPB stresses that this extension is exceptional and is due to the ongoing legislative developments in the UK. It should not, in principle, be further prolonged. The Board recalls the validity of its opinions 14/2021 and 15/2021 on the two UK adequacy decisions, adopted in April 2021, and invites the European Commission to take them into account in its future assessments.  The Board also recalls the Commission’s obligation to monitor all relevant developments in the UK during the extension period.   New observer to the EDPB’s activities Finally, EDPB members agreed to grant observer status to the EDPB’s activities to the Bosnia and Herzegovina Data Protection Authority, in line with Art. 8 EDPB Rules of Procedure .","pubDate":"Tue, 06 May 2025 15:51:59 +0200","url":"https://www.edpb.europa.eu/news/news/2025/european-patent-organisation-and-extension-adequacy-decisions-uk-edpb-adopts_en","titre":"European Patent Organisation and extension of adequacy decisions for the UK: EDPB adopts opinions"},{"url":"https://blogdroiteuropeen.com/2023/10/20/new-climate-case-in-the-european-union-romanias-first-climate-lawsuit-by-anisia-heresanu/","titre":"New climate case in the European Union : Romania’s first climate lawsuit by Anisia Hereșanu","pubDate":"Fri, 20 Oct 2023 15:19:39 +0200","description":"In 2019, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights claimed that “[t]he world has never seen a threat to human rights of this scope” as that posed by climate change. Awareness of this issue is growing, which is why we see more and more cases where the emergency of the climate change crisis is being brought before the Courts. Climate-related lawsuits are multiplying around the","id":932745,"source":"Blog de Droit Européen"},{"id":931481,"description":"Mai 2023 L’œil du gf2i – Le Règlement sur la cyber-solidarité, dernière brique du rempart européen contre les cyberattaques Le Cyber Solidarity Act (ou Règlement sur la cyber-solidarité) est un nouveau projet de règlement européen que la Commission a présenté le 18 avril dernier. Ce projet traduit la volonté de l’Union Européenne de renforcer la coopération des Etats européens en matière de lutte contre les cyberattaques importantes, ces dernières étant de nature à ignorer les frontières. Il s’inscrit donc dans le plus large plan réglementaire de l’Union Européenne de cybersécurité comprenant des textes comme le Cybersecurity Act ou encore le Cyber Resilience Act que nous avions déjà présenté dans un précédent Œil du gf2i. Avec ce nouveau projet, c’est 1,1 milliard d’euros que la Commission européenne va ajouter à son budget alloué à la cybersécurité qui commence véritablement à prendre de l’ampleur. L’UE s’étant déjà bien dotée en matière de cybersécurité sur les dernières années, il est nécessaire de comprendre les apports potentiels de ce projet aux règlements existants. Quel rôle va jouer ce nouveau règlement dans le vaste plan européen de cyber protection ? Ce nouveau texte vise particulièrement à renforcer la préparation des pays européens et leur capacité de réaction... Voir l'article The post Règlement européen sur la cyber-solidarité first appeared on gf2i","source":"Actualités - gf2i","pubDate":"Thu, 19 Oct 2023 18:14:42 +0200","titre":"Règlement européen sur la cyber-solidarité","url":"https://www.gf2i.org/actualites/reglement-sur-la-cyber-solidarite/"}]