The European Union is advancing its regulatory framework concerning foreign direct investment (FDI), product liability, and cybersecurity. Recent discussions highlight the complexities of de-fragmenting FDI control, as noted in a piece by the National Law Review. Additionally, the EU's Court of Justice is engaging in the interpretation of sanctions, reflecting ongoing legal debates. The EU has also adopted a new Product Liability Directive aimed at modernizing regulations in response to technological advancements. Furthermore, the EU is implementing new export due diligence guidelines to monitor cyber-surveillance technology. The Cyber Resilience Act has been introduced to ensure that products with digital components adhere to harmonized cybersecurity standards throughout their lifecycle, enhancing the overall security of devices across the EU.