Data law is no longer just about GDPR. The European Union’s legislative trend of incorporating data law regulations into comprehensive sectoral regulations: healthcare, financial markets, corporate stock market law, the defense industry, electronic communications, and the phenomenon of fair competition in trade, is resulting in a significant fragmentation of legal sources, the core subject of which is “DATA AND DATA PROTECTION
The interpenetration and interaction of the sources of law in the shape of an atom
In recent years, there has been a noticeable increase in the number of people traveling from Arab countries to Poland for recreational, tourism, and leisure purposes. The surge in tourism from Arab countries to Poland, particularly from the United Arab Emirates, began in April 2018, when the low-cost airline Flydubai launched a flight between the UAE and Krakow. Since then, the number of tourists from Arab countries has been growing.
A significant aspect of travel culture in Arab countries is halal tourism – the Muslim travel style that complies with Sharia law. Halal tourism is a narrower concept than Muslim tourism, as it applies only to groups who wish to adhere to religious norms while traveling. It increasingly serves primarily entertainment, relaxation, and recreational purposes.
The international transport of goods is subject to numerous regulations. A key issue in this context is the taxation of transport. Businesses are increasingly using the consignment warehouse method, also known as call-off stock, due to its cost-effectiveness and convenience. This method became even more popular in 2020, when EU regulations came into force exempting contractors from VAT in certain aspects.
On 16th September 2025 there takes place 10TH ENISA eHEALTH SECURITY CONFERENCE in Romania.
ENISA, in collaboration with the Romanian National Cyber Security Directorate (DNSC), Bucharest University of Economic Studies, and the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC), is hosting the 10th eHealth Security Conference in Bucharest.
The topics discussed will analyse the status of legal framework and the EU action plan for the cybersecurity of hospitals and healthcare providers; new regulations of EHDS and implications; challenges and opportunities with NIS2 implementation; the EU action plan for the cybersecurity of hospitals and healthcare providers; medical devices threats and vulnerabilities.
