This webinar provides legal professionals with a comprehensive overview of how  artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the practice, administration, and regulation of taxation

in the European Union. [...]

At the beginning of December 2025, the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Brussels conducted searches in several buildings of the College of Europe in Bruges,

at the European External Action Service in Brussels, and at the homes of three suspects in connection with alleged fraud relating to EU-funded training for junior [...]

On 16 December 2025, the European Chief Prosecutor addressed a letter to the European Commission expressing concerns over amendments to the Slovak law on whistle-blower protection.

The amendments had just been proposed by the government of the Slovak Republic and were scheduled to be adopted one week later under an expedited legislative procedure. [...]

The Academy of European Law (ERA), together with partners, has released a set of free training materials aimed at strengthening defence lawyers’ capacity to handle cross-border

criminal cases across Europe. The resources are openly accessible online and are part of the “European Criminal Law for Defence Lawyers” project. [...]

On 8 December 2025, Europol’s Innovation Lab published a report providing an in-depth analysis of how unmanned systems may reshape society, criminal activity, and law enforcement.

On 16 December 2025, the Council adopted a Decision formally opening the way for negotiations on a comprehensive framework agreement between the EU and the United States of

America on the exchange of information for security screenings and identity verifications related to border procedures and visa applications. [...]

At the beginning of December 2025, Frontex published a new report examining how Earth Observation (EO) technologies can support national authorities managing the EU’s external

borders. It also deals with the use of EO technologies to monitor cross-border crime. [...]

This webinar provides a structured overview of how European and international legal frameworks safeguard children’s rights in the digital environment. It examines the interaction

between the GDPR, DSA, AI Act, ECHR and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, with particular attention to consent, parental controls, age-appropriate design [...]

Dear Readers, In 1997, a group of researchers called upon by the European Commission presented guidelines for the improvement of the criminal law protection of the financial

interests of the European Union. In addition to proposals for substantive-legal models, the draft − which was published in its final version as “Corpus Juris” [...]