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Kindal for policy and legal teams: laws, regulations and tenders in plain language

Kindal follows official sources such as EUR-Lex and the Federal Register, regulators, parliaments and tender portals, together with the specialist press, and writes a brief that explains what changed in plain language.

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EU digital regulation·Today, 08:30Major

AI Act: Commission publishes guidelines on general-purpose AI obligations

In brief

Published on EUR-Lex with a 30-day consultation on the code of practice

Obligations apply to models placed on the market from August 2025

Politico Europe reports industry groups asking for a delay

Why it matters

If you deploy a third-party model in the EU, your provider’s documentation duties start now.

Every line links to its source

Step 1

Choose the jurisdictions and subjects

Describe what you follow, for example EU digital regulation or US energy rules. Kindal proposes official and specialist sources for each country.

Official journals, regulators, parliaments
Specialist legal and policy press
Local sources for each country

Sources for “EU digital regulation”

EUR-Lex

Official Journal of the EU

Court of Justice of the EU

Judgments

Politico Europe · Tech

Policy press

Federal Register

US rules, for comparison

Step 2

Read what changed, in plain words

Each brief explains what was published, who it applies to and from when, with a link to the official text and the press coverage.

What, who and from when
Link to the official text
Ask the Analyst about any provision

This week

AI Act GPAI guidelines published

EUR-Lex · consultation 30 days

Major

Data Act FAQ updated

European Commission

Notable

CJEU ruling on cookie consent

Court of Justice

Notable

Step 3

Track public tenders

Add tender portals to the same topic: EU TED, EU Funding & Tenders and Grants.gov, filtered by country and category, with an AI summary on demand.

EU TED, EU Funding & Tenders, Grants.gov
Filters by country and category
Deadlines in the brief

Open tenders

Cloud services for public administration

EU TED · Germany · closes Nov 30

Open

Cybersecurity audit framework

EU TED · Italy · closes Dec 12

Open

What you get

Official sources

EUR-Lex, the Federal Register, regulators, courts and parliaments.

Specialist press

Policy and legal outlets next to the official texts.

Plain-language briefs

What changed, who it applies to and from when.

Tenders

EU TED, EU Funding & Tenders and Grants.gov.

Many countries

Local official and specialist sources per country.

Analyst

Ask about any provision, with links to the text.

Questions

Which official sources are covered?

Sources such as EUR-Lex, the Federal Register, the Court of Justice of the EU, national regulators and parliaments, plus public tender portals.

Is this legal advice?

No. Kindal summarises what was published and links to the official text. It does not replace legal counsel.

Can I follow tenders?

Yes. EU TED, EU Funding & Tenders and Grants.gov, with filters by country and category.

Can I follow several countries?

Yes. Each topic can combine sources from different countries; briefs are in the language you choose.