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This past summer was characterised by a number of keywords; in the cultural sphere, one such word was undoubtedly ‘The Odyssey’. The last time there was such intense worldwide interest in Homer’s epic poem was probably back when the fastest way to travel involved a strong tailwind and vigorous rowing.

The Court of Justice of the European Union has established new evidential standards for determining when an undertaking is controlled by persons subject to EU sanctions.

The Court of Justice of the European Union's Advocate General has issued a landmark opinion establishing that EU member states may exclude companies from public procurement on national security grounds, but only under strict conditions requiring proportionality assessments, due process protections, and comprehensive judicial review. This opinion, arising from Lithuanian legislation enacted after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, could significantly influence pending EU legislative proposals on public procuremen