Keywords: Regulation


Morocco overhauls pharmaceutical law to strengthen health sovereignty

Morocco has launched a major reform of its pharmaceutical regulatory framework through a new legislative proposal aimed at modernizing the country’s drug and pharmacy code. The draft law was presented on 14 May 2026 before the Social Sectors Committee in the national parliament. It seeks to strengthen......

Tamwilcom launches strategic reform to strengthen support for TPME financing

The Moroccan financial guarantee institution Tamwilcom has launched a strategic initiative aimed at strengthening its financial stability and improving its capacity to support very small, small, and medium-sized enterprises (TPME). The project focuses on enhancing asset-liability management to better......

UK regulator plans stronger oversight of private credit reporting

British financial authorities are preparing to strengthen reporting requirements for the rapidly expanding private credit industry as regulators seek greater transparency and oversight within the sector. According to sources familiar with the discussions, the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)......

Spain advances AI and social media regulation despite pressure from Big Tech

Spain is moving forward with stricter rules on social media platforms and artificial intelligence systems, even as major technology companies intensify lobbying efforts against new regulatory measures. The Spanish government has stated that the rapid expansion of digital platforms and AI tools requires......

French National Assembly excludes AI copyright bill from parliamentary agenda

A legislative proposal aimed at addressing the use of copyrighted content by artificial intelligence systems will not be included in the upcoming parliamentary agenda of the French National Assembly, marking a setback for supporters of stronger protections for creators. The decision was taken during......

Meta loses EU court battle over compensation for Italian publishers

Meta Platforms has lost a legal challenge before Europe’s highest court in a dispute over compensation owed to Italian publishers for the use of news content snippets. The ruling confirms that digital platforms may be required to pay fair compensation when using fragments of journalistic content......

Germany’s financial watchdog steps up AI inspections over rising cyber risks

Germany’s financial regulator has announced new targeted inspections across the banking and financial sector amid growing concerns over cybersecurity risks linked to rapid advances in artificial intelligence. The Federal Financial Supervisory Authority, known as BaFin, warned that cyber threats......

Airfare fuel surcharge after ticket purchase is prohibited, warns EU

The European Union has reminded airlines that adding a fuel surcharge after a ticket has already been purchased is not allowed under EU rules, even amid rising jet fuel prices linked to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. According to the European Commission, any attempt by airlines to modify......

Germany’s OHB considers legal challenge over planned EU satellite merger

German satellite manufacturer OHB SE has indicated it may pursue legal action if European Union regulators approve a major satellite merger involving Airbus, Thales, and Leonardo. The planned deal, announced in October under the code name “Project Bromo,” aims to combine the satellite manufacturing......