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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11825

8 July 2017
Contents Publication in full By article 7 / 23
SECTORAL POLICIES / Jha
Justice Ministers want to move swiftly on freezing criminal assets but may choose a directive rather than a regulation
Tallinn, 07/07/2017 (Agence Europe)

On Friday 7 July in Tallinn, EU justice ministers discussed measures for combating terrorism and criminal groups by confiscating and freezing the assets of these organisations and through the mutual recognition of the decisions taken by member states.

During this discussion the Estonian Minister for Justice, Urmas Reinsalu, indicated that many member states had called for a change in the legal basis of the Commission’s proposals of December 2016 (see EUROPE 11694), by transforming the...

Contents

G20 SUMMIT
MIGRATION: EU wants international sanctions for people-smugglers
TRADE: Difficulty finding common communiqué reflects tension between parties
INSTITUTIONAL
BUDGET: Member states' experts agree on draft budget for 2018
ECONOMY - FINANCE
GREECE: Disbursement of €8.5 billion of aid for Greece gets go-ahead
ECOFIN: Ministers to ponder re-launch of Capital Market Union and fight against non-performing loans
SECTORAL POLICIES
JHA: EU ministers expecting practical guidelines for moving forward on telephone data retention
JHA: Justice Ministers want to move swiftly on freezing criminal assets but may choose a directive rather than a regulation
AGRICULTURE: Estonian Presidency of Council puts stress on future of CAP
AGRICULTURE: Hogan admits that Brexit will mean tough budgetary decisions
COHESION: CPMR calls for 'Brexit fund' to be set up for regions directly affected
DIGITAL: Kaja Kallas's draft opinion on e-Privacy refuses to target browsers
EXTERNAL ACTION
TURKEY: New high level political dialogue meeting at end of month
HORN OF AFRICA: EU mobilises €60 million in emergency aid to fight threat of famine
BURUNDI: European Parliament denounces 'ethnicisation' of crisis and general impunity of perpetrators of violence
ERITREA: European Parliament calls for immediate release of Dawitt Issak, Abune Antonios and all prisoners of conscience
DEVELOPMENT: Distrusting of EFSD, NGOs nevertheless hail Parliament's improvements to it
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
EMPLOYMENT: European Committee of Social Rights criticises reduction in minimum wage for under-25s in Greece
NEWS BRIEFS
AGRICULTURE: Commission approves Turkish geographical indication
CYPRUS: New breakdown in talks on reunification of Cyprus
TRADE: Investigation into Turkish measures affecting the import of uncoated wood-free paper
The B-word: Agence Europe’s newsletter on Brexit
THE B-Word: Fish fights and storm warnings ahead of new Brexit talks
CALENDAR
Main activities of the European institutions: 10/07 - 16/07
Other events: 10/07 - 16/07