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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11857

8 September 2017
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SECTORAL POLICIES / Transport
Sector actors argue that fleet automation requires legal and political framework
Brussels, 07/09/2017 (Agence Europe)

Actors from the European institutions and private sector were invited to debate automation in the maritime transport sector on Wednesday 6 September at the European Parliament. In their debate, they identified the main challenges the sector will have to face.

Public and private sector speakers all agreed on the fact that new technologies and fleet automation are the future of maritime transport. They also argued that innovation will help enhance efficiency, productivity and safety in the...

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BEACONS
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INSTITUTIONAL
UNITED KINGDOM: EU does not want London to use Irish question to start negotiations on post-Brexit relations
EP2019: Hübner and Pereira propose cutting MEP numbers to 700 from 2019
EXTERNAL ACTION
NORTH KOREA: EU to prepare new sanctions against Pyongyang
TURKEY: EU foreign ministers far from unanimous on suspending accession negotiations
BURMA: EU calls for tensions to be calmed in Rakhine State
TRADE: EU, Argentina and Mongolia to launch global campaign against trade in instruments of torture
TRADE: EU ready to lower taxes against Argentine biodiesel to comply with WTO ruling
TRADE: CEO speaks out against corporate lobbies discrediting movement for trade justice
INDONESIA: Warning of human rights threat from EU-Indonesia free trade agreement
SECTORAL POLICIES
INDUSTRY: Council and Parliament stick to their respective positions on fees and Commission role in vehicle type approval
INDUSTRY: European Parliament Greens call on Commission to take action in Dieselgate affair
CONSUMERS: National authorities and Commission urge Volkswagen to 'repair' all tampered vehicles in given deadline
TERRORISM: Commission reaffirms support to member states in fight against terror
DIGITAL: SatCab regulation, Parliament postpones legal affairs committee vote
CLIMATE: Environment committee wants higher EU energy efficiency target
AGRICULTURE: Council tweaks its position on omnibus regulation
AGRICULTURE: EEB wants end to CAP's two-pillar structure
FOOD SAFETY: MEPs veto relaxing of post-Fukushima food import checks
FOOD SAFETY: Serious deficiencies in Indonesian checks on tuna products for EU
TRANSPORT: Mobility package and rail passenger rights among Commission priorities
TRANSPORT: Sector actors argue that fleet automation requires legal and political framework
JHA: Proposed online privacy regulation a disaster, says MEP Axel Voss
REGIONS: St Martin eligible for solidarity funding after Hurricane Irma though not St Barthélemy
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
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ECB: Announcements possible by end of October on exiting 'quantitative easing' operation
ECONOMY: GDP up in Eurozone and EU in second quarter of 2017
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
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TAXATION: French legislation on tax exemption for dividends breaches 'parent/subsidiaries' directive
EDUCATION
EDUCATION: MEPs expected to call for more post-2020 Erasmus + programme funding
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