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EU Commission clears creation of joint venture by Tata Sons and Bosch

The EU Commission has approved, under the EU Merger Regulation, the creation of a joint venture by Tata AutoComp Systems Limited, controlled by Tata Sons Private Limited, all of India, and Robert Bosch GmbH of Germany. The transaction relates primarily to the production and supply of electric axles for the automotive industry in India.

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AMLA invites stakeholders to roundtables on simplified customer due diligence

AMLA is inviting obliged entity representatives, trade associations and other representative bodies from the financial and non-financial sectors to express their interest in participating in sectoral roundtables on the application of simplified customer due diligence. The feedback gathered will inform draft Guidelines to support clear, effective and proportionate application of simplified customer due diligence.

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EU Commission publishes key decisions of legal actions against Member States

The European Commission is taking legal action against Member States over breaches of EU law across several policy areas, seeking to protect citizens and businesses and ensure rules are properly applied. Its latest infringement package also closes 87 cases after the countries concerned resolved the issues. An online register lets users track decisions, case histories and Member States’ compliance.

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EU General Court upholds EU funding curbs on Hungarian university trusts under rule of law conditionality

Six Hungarian universities have lost their challenges to the EU Council’s ban on new EU funding commitments to public interest trusts and entities they maintain. The EU General Court finds systemic conflicts of interest pose a direct risk to the EU budget and considers the measure proportionate. The restriction covers Erasmus+ and Horizon Europe, while leaving programmes already under way unaffected.

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Eurojust and UAE strengthen judicial cooperation against serious crime

Eurojust and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have signed a Working Arrangement to deepen cooperation against serious cross-border crime, including fraud, drug trafficking, money laundering and cybercrime. The framework strengthens strategic cooperation and information exchange, but does not provide a legal basis for exchanging operational personal data.

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EU Council appoints new EPPO prosecutors for Germany and Slovenia

The EU Council has appointed Christopher Wenzl and Tanja Frank Eler as European Public Prosecutors for Germany and Slovenia, respectively, for non-renewable six-year terms. Wenzl succeeds Andrés Ritter, who becomes European Chief Prosecutor in November, while Frank Eler’s appointment forms part of the partial renewal of the EPPO College.

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EU Commission clears acquisition of Reno de Medici by M&G and Arini

The European Commission has approved the acquisition of joint control of Reno de Medici S.p.A of Italy, currently controlled by Apollo Management L.P. of the US, by M&G Investment Management Limited and Arini Capital Management Limited, both of the UK. The transaction relates to the production and supply of cardboard products.

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EU Commission targets all 27 states over industrial emissions rules

No EU Member State has notified full transposition of the revised industrial emissions directive, prompting letters of formal notice from the European Commission. It is also pursuing 26 states over hydrogen and gas market rules, alongside gaps in electricity, anti-money laundering, anti-trafficking and consumer protection laws. Governments have two months to respond.

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