- May 2023
- EU Taxonomy Navigator: A new tool to support companies in ESG compliance
- The Italian Competition Authority launched its whistleblowing platform
- April 2023
- Italy transposed the European Directive on whistleblowing: Overview of main requirements and developments
- March 2023
- Green claims: A new EU proposal for a directive on substantiation and communication of explicit environmental claims
- A new ruling from the Italian Supreme Court on the meaning of organizational fault
- February 2023
- Semi-annual report on dual-use items: The E-licensing system
- Latest news on whistleblowing: Transposition of the Whistleblowing Directive and whistleblower status and protections according to the ECHR
- Notice on application of Article 16, paragraph 1-bis, of Law No. 287 of October 10, 1990: Mergers below the threshold, procedure, and scope of application
- The Italian Data Protection Authority blocks AI chatbot Replika due to endangerment of minors and vulnerable people
- The Digital Services Act: A Brief Overview of the New Obligations for Intermediaries
- December 2022
- The new EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive
- ECJ ruled: Indiscriminate access to UBO information by the public violates the EU Charter of Fundamental Human Rights
- The Council of the European Union has added violation of restrictive measures to the list of EU crimes
- EU agrees on ninth package of sanctions against Russia due to its military aggression against Ukraine
- Eco-labeling: New packaging obligations will enter into force on January 1, 2023
- October 2022
- In a first, the European Commission blocks a below-threshold transaction under the EU Merger Regulation (Grail/Illumina)
- September 2022
- The 2021 Annual Law for Market and Competition
- Dual-use goods: Over 1,800 EU products affected and 20 thousand licenses in 2020—the European Commission’ report on the implementation of Regulation (EU) 2021/821
- Revision of the Motor Vehicle Block Exemption Regulation and supplementary guidelines is on track, but with limited changes
- August 2022
- Alert: The latest on implementation of the Whistleblowing Directive
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