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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11863

16 September 2017
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ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS / Economy
EU has supported more than 150 structural reform projects in 15 member states since 2015
Brussels, 15/09/2017 (Agence Europe)

Since it was set up in 2015, the Structural Reform Support Service has undertaken to assist 15 member states to carry out more than 150 structural reform projects, the European Commission announced on Thursday 14 September.

“Experience shows that reforms pay off. They bring more jobs and robust growth”, said the European Commissioner for Financial Services, Valdis Dombrovskis, in a press release.The service manages the Structural Reform Support Programme, which entered into force in May...

Contents

ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
EUROGROUP: Eurogroup tackles third monitoring mission in mood of confidence
EMU: Eurozone an open club, European policymakers stress
TAXATION: Taxation of digital – Commission to present all possible options before Tallinn summit
BANKS: ECB fines Banca Popolare di Vicenza €11.2 million over breach of prudential obligations
BANKS: New rules to cover administrative costs of Single Resolution Board
ECONOMY: EU has supported more than 150 structural reform projects in 15 member states since 2015
INSTITUTIONAL
ECI: Commission proposes reforming European Citizens' Initiative to bring Europe closer to its citizens
EUROPEAN PARTIES: Commission tackles use of European parties' subsidies in favour of national movements
COMMISSION: New code of conduct for Commissioners to enter into force on 1 February 2018
CATALONIA: Commission tries to clarify Juncker's comments
SECTORAL POLICIES
ETS: Next negotiations between the EP and the EU Council on ETS reform on 12 October
DIGITAL: Platforms, commission aims to clarify procedure for withdrawing unlawful content
AGRICULTURE: EESC argues for duties on sugar to be maintained
AGRICULTURE: Ten S&D MEPs call for swift and radical CAP reform
AGRICULTURE: MEPs annoyed at inflexibility of other institutions on omnibus regulation
ENVIRONMENT: Alarm sounded over glyphosate in pasta and cereals
CLIMATE: EU, Canada and China co-host pre-COP 23 ministerial conference
EXTERNAL ACTION
NORTH KOREA: EU adopts new sanctions against North Korea
SAKHAROV PRIZE: Six nominees announced for 2017 prize
SERBIA: Johannes Hahn feels Serbia could join EU in 2025
TRADE: Significant differences remain on agriculture ahead of WTO conference in Buenos Aires
UKRAINE: Some of EU's additional trade concessions to be implemented on 1 October
BURMA/MYANMAR: European Parliament cancels visit of its international trade delegation
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
EMPLOYMENT: Collective redundancy not necessarily an exception justifying dismissal of a pregnant worker
INSURANCE: Court of Justice clarifies concept of third-party victims of a car accident
NEWS BRIEFS
AGRICULTURE: Three new protected designations of origin
CONSUMERS: Increasing numbers of consumer associations seeking legal redress after VW scandal
SPACE: European Commission awards first orders for Ariane 6
UNITED STATES: EU/US regulatory cooperation central to European Parliament delegation visit
EUROGROUP: Jeroen Dijsselbloem remains tight-lipped over his future after the en of his mandate
INDUSTRY: ACEA pledges to cut CO2 emissions by 20% by 2030 with conditions attached
IRAQ: EU reiterates support for stable and peaceful Iraq following new attack
KOSOVO: EU adopts €2 million programme for cultural heritage protection
FISHERIES: Formal proposals on new fisheries agreement with Mauritius
TRANSPORT: Transport trade unions disappointed with Juncker's State of the Union speech
TRANSPORT: ALLRAIL wants Commission to order Slovakia to comply with fourth rail package
TRANSPORT: Launch of European Mobility Week 2017 on shared transport
CORRIGENDUM
UKRAINE: Clarification on deceased people withdrawn from list of European sanctions
The B-word: Agence Europe’s newsletter on Brexit
THE B-WORD: Regrets, the EU’s having few
CALENDAR
Main activities of the European institutions: 18/09 - 24/09
Other events: 18/09 - 1/10