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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11765
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SECTORAL POLICIES / Energy

No G7 statement on US climate reservations

The energy ministers of the G7 group of countries (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, United Kingdom and United States) along with European Energy and Climate Commissioner Miguel Arias Cañete failed in Rome on Sunday 9 and Monday 10 April to reach agreement on a joint statement because of United States reservations on climate change.

The US said it would reserve its position on G7 commitments made at the signing of the Paris climate agreement, Italian Economic Development Minister Carlo...

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SECTORAL POLICIES
JUSTICE: EU legal systems are faster and more efficient but shortcomings remain
AGRICULTURE: Clear support in Council for omnibus regulation compromise text
DIGITAL: Commission uses powers of persuasion on question of data flows
ENERGY: No G7 statement on US climate reservations
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
BANKING: Scicluna warns that financial risk sharing inevitably brings up question of moral hazard
TAXATION: EU reiterates its commitment to fighting aggressive tax evasion
ECONOMY: ECB not planning to change its monetary policy any time soon
EXTERNAL ACTION
UKRAINE: McAllister and Rosati call for reforms to be strengthened
GEORGIA: South Ossetia elections and referendum not recognised by EU or NATO
CHAD: Neven Mimica announces €100 million support for nutrition, agriculture and good governance
GAMBIA: EU gives positive preliminary assessment of Gambia's general election
ALGERIA: Federica Mogherini gives kick-off to process of upgrading partnership
ALGERIA: Second high-level meeting as part of energy partnership with EU
MERCOSUR: EU proposals on free-trade agreement published
INSTITUTIONAL
UNITED KINGDOM: Scicluna does not want to humiliate London over 'Brexit'
UNITED KINGDOM: An independent Scotland would be welcome in the EU, says a letter to the Scottish Parliament
NEWS BRIEFS
CANADA: Poland plans to ratify free trade agreement with EU by end of 2017
EGYPT: EU condemns attacks on Coptic churches
JHA: Experts' meeting on new rules for systematic Schengen area border controls
SENEGAL: EU and Senegal mobilise on youth employment, security and the fight against radicalisation
VENEZUELA: EU warns use of force will not resolve political crisis
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