EU acts on sanctions, UK trade and product rules published in late August 2026
Italy's official gazette for the EU section, issue 85 of 29 October 2026, reprints a batch of EU acts that were adopted in the spring and summer of 2026 and published in late August. The items include a 360th amendment to the EU sanctions list covering ISIL (Da'esh) and Al-Qaeda-linked people and entities, a decision changing Protocol I of the EU-UK trade agreement, and a Commission regulation on test types for importers to prove the country of melting and casting. The excerpt is only a partial table of contents, so the full texts are only available at the source link.
What does it mean?
The EU has published new rules that change who can be targeted by asset freezes linked to terrorism, adjust the trade deal with the UK, and set how importers prove where metal was melted. These are formal legal texts, so the exact details matter and should be checked at the official source.
Who is affected?
People and groups named on the EU terrorism sanctions list, companies that trade with the UK under the trade agreement, and importers that must provide proof of where metal was melted.