Welcome to September edition of the EU AI & GDPR Monthly Update, bringing you the latest insights into artificial intelligence and data protections.
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The decarbonisation of European ports
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Europe: Long established as cargo-handling facilities, European ports are becoming multi-functional nodes at the intersection of the energy transition. This article examines the progress they have made, the regulatory and commercial challenges they face, and how contractual, institutional and financing…
On loan, but still protected? Secondments and liability for third-party harassment
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United Kingdom: From 30 October 2026, employers will face new liability for harassment of their employees by third parties. A football loan dispute highlights what this could mean for employers when employees work within another organisation.
The Supreme People's Court issues opinions on the trial of AI-related disputes
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Hong Kong: In recent years, generative artificial intelligence (hereinafter referred to as GenAI) has been widely applied in scenarios such as marketing, customer service, research and development, and driving. The development of related products and services has also given rise…
Groundbreaking permitting deal in the Senate could advance essential energy projects in the US
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United States: On September 30, Senators Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV), Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), Mike Lee (R-AR) and Martin Heinrich (D-NM) released the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, a 417-page bill to reform the federal permitting and environmental review process.
Federal government launches National Council on Artificial Intelligence
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On October 2, 2026, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the creation of the National Council on Artificial Intelligence (the Council). The Council is the federal government’s first major step toward implementing AI for All, the national AI strategy released in…
Customs and transfer pricing in focus: managing valuation risk in a changing tariff landscape
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United Kingdom: Volatility in the global trade environment, including tariff increases and geopolitical disruption, has put supply chains under increasing stress in recent years, prompting many businesses to reconsider where goods are manufactured, from where materials and components are sourced, how…
Barriers to reasonable adjustments under scrutiny
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United Kingdom: Several recent reports have highlighted the challenges disabled employees face when accessing reasonable adjustments. We consider the practical steps employers can take to support their employees in the workplace.
VAT Settlement: A New Mechanism to Improve Cash Flow
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Poland: The new VAT warehouse regime offers businesses an opportunity to improve cash flow and manage VAT more efficiently across their supply chains. It may be particularly relevant for distributors, manufacturers, corporate groups and businesses holding eligible goods in Poland.
Joint and several liability for certain intangible services starting in 2026
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Poland: New VAT rules coming into force in 2027 will broaden the scope of joint and several liability. Businesses purchasing certain intangible services should therefore take a closer look at their suppliers and procurement processes.