On 18 March 2026, the European Commission presented its proposal for a Regulation creating a new EU company framework, "EU Inc.", as the core of the 28th regime. The objective is clear. Reduce fragmentation in company law. Make it easier to create, scale and finance companies...
The European Commission is expected to present, on 18 March, its proposal for a “28th regime” in company law, introducing a new optional European corporate framework referred to as EU Inc. See draft document published by Euractiv. (consolidated version is to be published soon) According to a...
As trilogues approach in March, the Council is shifting the Tech Omnibus toward greater legal certainty and more realistic implementation timelines, scaling back some of the European Commission’s more ambitious proposals.Two key developments stand out: AI chapter: Member States delay high-risk AI obligations, resist widening...
The European Commission’s “tech omnibus” proposal - presented on 19 November as part of a broader effort to streamline digital and data-protection rules has raised immediate reactions from EU data-protection authorities, civil-society organisations and national governments. The proposed reform of the GDPR intended amongst other...
The European Commission published the final text of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2392, which establishes the technical descriptions of the categories of important and critical products with digital elements under the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=OJ:L_202502392 These notes provide a synthetic comparison between: the final text adopted...
On 19 November 2025, the European Commission presented the Digital Simplification Package, consisting of the Digital Omnibus on AI [draft proposal] and a second omnibus amending several EU data and digital regulations [draft proposal] - [see Eurosmart policy update 24-11_2025]. The Commission explained that these adjustments...
On 24 November, the Commission launched an 8-week public consultation on the proposal for a Regulation as regards the simplification of the digital legislative framework (Digital Omnibus). The consultation is currently scheduled to run until 19 January 2026, however the 8-week feedback period is likely...
The forthcoming Digital Omnibus is expected on 19 November. This packages as part of the 9 initiatives of the Simplification Agenda is presented as a major step towards consolidating the European Union’s digital regulatory framework. This note analyses the latest recent public disclosures and the main...
The European Commission has introduced the Cloud Sovereignty Framework (CSF) as an non-legislative instrument to operationalise the Union’s vision of digital strategic autonomy. It translates the political objective of “technological sovereignty” into measurable criteria applicable to cloud services used by EU institutions and public authorities. See...
In September 2025, the Council of the EU published its second compromise draft Conclusions on European Competitiveness in the Digital Decade. These non-legislative conclusions set out Member States’ shared priorities on digital competitiveness and sovereignty ahead of the 2026 review of the Digital Decade Policy...