The European Union Commission is reportedly urging Italy to make further amendments to its 'Golden Power' legislation. According to Jin10, the EU is advocating for a principle that would prevent Italy from imposing conditions on transactions approved by the EU Commission and the European Central Bank. This move is part of broader efforts to ensure that national regulations align with EU standards, particularly in areas affecting cross-border investments and economic integration. The 'Golden Power' rules, which allow the Italian government to intervene in strategic sectors, have been a point of contention, with the EU seeking to balance national sovereignty with the bloc's collective economic interests.