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European Commission Statement Brussels, 11 Sep 2024 Dear President Zelenskyy, dear Volodymyr, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, It has been ten years since Russia began its aggression against Ukraine. Ukrainian...

© Office of the Prosecutor General of UkraineThe seven members of the Eurojust-supported joint investigation team (JIT) on alleged core international crimes committed in Ukraine have agreed to amend the JIT Agreement to enhance investigations on crimes of torture, ill-treatment and filtration.The JIT meeting took place in Kyiv on 10 September, just before the start of today’s United for Justice Conference.

EIOPA published a Staff Paper on the future of the Pan-European Pension Product (PEPP). The paper sets out the reasons behind the limited uptake of the PEPP and suggests improvements to its design to overcome supply-side, demand-side and structural barriers hindering its broader adoption.

Fridman and Others v Council External relations Economic sanctions against Russia: the Council has the power to establish reporting and cooperation obligations to ensure the effectiveness of fund-freezing measures

Fridman and Others v Council External relations Economic sanctions against Russia: the Council has the power to establish reporting and cooperation obligations to ensure the effectiveness of fund-freezing measures

TU v Parliament Staff Regulations of Officials Le Parlement européen a méconnu certaines règles protectrices liées au statut d’informateur d’un assistant parlementaire

TU v Parliament Staff Regulations of Officials Le Parlement européen a méconnu certaines règles protectrices liées au statut d’informateur d’un assistant parlementaire

CQ v Court of Auditors Law governing the institutions The General Court of the European Union rules for the first time on the financial consequences of alleged irregularities with regard to a former Member of the European Court of Auditors