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EU aims to tackle the imminent kerosene shortage
Since 28 February 2026, Israel and the United States of America have been at war with Iran, one of the most geopolitically significant countries in the Middle East. EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen told Reuters that Member States may be required to build up kerosene reserves and, if necessary, share them with each other.
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EU moves to end duty-free advantage for low-value imports
From 1 July 2026, the European Union introduces a major change to its customs system: the elimination of the duty-free exemption for low-value imports, a move primarily targeting the rapidly growing volume of small parcels arriving from Asian online retailers. At the same time, an interim uniform customs handling fee of 3 euros per shipment is set to be introduced, fundamentally reshaping the economics of cross-border e-commerce.
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From National Contributions to EU Taxes: A Turning Point in European Fiscal Policy
In late April 2026, the European Parliament adopted its official position on the EU’s next long-term budget (2028–2034), calling for a significant increase in spending and, crucially, the introduction of new EU-level revenue sources.
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Hungarian Legal Market Remains Competitive, Demanding Top-quality Advice at Speed and Competitive Rates
Interview - Rita Párkányi (BBJ; 2025)
2025 CEELM Deal of the Year Awards Banquet: And the Winner Is…
Press Release (CEE Legal Matters; 2025)
Eszter Kamocsay-Berta offers key insights into critical issues such as the impact of the EU AI Act, the implementation of Legal Tech, the challenges of attracting top legal talent.
Interview with Eszter Kamocsay-Berta (BBJ, Top Legal Executives 2025)
