  In this review talk I discuss the latest developments in the DGLAP-based
global analysis of nuclear parton distribution functions (nPDFs), focusing on
the recent EPS09, nCTEQ and DSSZ global fits. I also briefly review the recent
analysis for assigning a spatial dependence to the globally analysed nPDFs,
resulting in the new sets EPS09s and EKS98s ("s" for spatial). With these, one
can now compute nuclear hard-process cross sections and estimate their
nPDF-originating uncertainties in different centrality classes for the first
time consistently with the global nPDF fits.
