European Union: AML and sanctions news
At EU level, sanctions (restrictive measures) are adopted by the Council, while the European Commission, the European Banking Authority, ESMA and the new Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA) shape the rules. Europol and Eurojust coordinate cross-border investigations. Items from EU institutions are filed here; member states' own authorities appear under their country.
In the last 90 days the radar indexed 16 official and verified items affecting the European Union, from 8 sources. The largest share was Terrorism & Sanctions (31%). The newest, from Financial Times, was published on 16 Oct 2026.
- ITEMS, LAST 90 DAYS
- 16
- REGULATORS’ OWN NOTICES
- 6
- SOURCES
- 8
- LATEST ITEM
- 16 Oct 2026
Latest items
Regulators’ own notices (A1) and verified outlets (A2), newest first. Secondary press stays in the live feed.
Sources the radar reads here
Feeds checked every minute for the European Union. How each one is graded: how scoring works.
- ECB Banking Supervision - Press
- Regulator, official source
- ESMA - News
- Regulator, official source
- Eurojust - News
- Law enforcement, official source
- EBA - News
- Regulator, official source
- ECB - Press
- Regulator, official source
- European Commission - Press Corner
- Regulator, official source
- European Parliament - Press
- Regulator, official source
- Europol - News
- Law enforcement, official source
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- How scoring works
- Source grades, categories and the risk score, factor by factor.
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