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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11952
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INSTITUTIONAL / United kingdom

Parliament will fight for Europeans to have freedom of movement until end of post-Brexit transition period

The European Parliament will fight to the very end for the rights of European citizens affected by the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union, MEPs taking part in a marathon hearing on the subject on Thursday 1 February made clear.

Roberto Gualtieri (S&D, Italy), one of the coordinators of Parliament’s Brexit steering group, promised that the institution would be very tough on this, having from the start of the negotiations on the UK’s withdrawal rejected anything but full...

Contents

BEACONS
BEACONS: The Union still has open arms, but will no longer be given away for free
SECTORAL POLICIES
INDUSTRY: Germany and Luxembourg present joint vision of European industrial policy
INDUSTRY: Commission declaration expected at European Parliament on automobile emission tests scandal on monkeys and humans
DIGITAL: Member states set out political direction for copyright reform
DIGITAL: Blockchain Observatory and Forum launched
ENVIRONMENT: Commission unveils proposal for ensuring access to safe drinking water for all in EU
CLIMATE: MEPs want more ambitious post-2020 standards on CO2 emissions from new cars and vans
TRANSPORT: MEPs expressed concern about cabotage in Commission's proposal on combined transport
TRANSPORT: European Parliament expresses scepticism about proposal to liberalise coach transport
ENERGY: ECA audit of effectiveness of support for wind and solar energy generation in EU
ENERGY: Šefčovič wants agreement by June on synchronising Baltic electricity grid with rest of continent
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
FINANCE: European finance sector makes yet another call on United Kingdom to make its view of future relations with EU clear
FINANCE: Financial industry says Capital Markets Union has not reached full potential
EXTERNAL ACTION
BALKANS: Member states cautious about setting date for Serbia and Montenegro to join EU
UKRAINE: Alexander Hug calls on Ukrainians and pro-Russian rebels to show political goodwill
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: Cooperation agreement signed between EEAS and UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs
SWITZERLAND: Commission takes note of Bern's readiness to make institutional relations with EU progress
MERCOSUR: EU and Mercosur in grip of immense internal pressure over free trade agreement
TRADE: Civil society and trade unions calls for greater democracy in EU's trade policy
INSTITUTIONAL
UNITED KINGDOM: Parliament will fight for Europeans to have freedom of movement until end of post-Brexit transition period
PARLIAMENT: European Parliament's plenary to discuss Ryszard Czarnecki's situation
COMMITTEE OF THE REGIONS: European regions consider taking Commission to court for violating subsidiarity
FUTURE OF EUROPE: Frans Timmermans gives regions an overview of work of subsidiarity task force
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
COMPETITION: Court upholds fines on companies involved in cartels in international air freight forwarding services
JUSTICE: Advocate General says Jehovah's Witnesses must respect personal data processing rules
NEWS BRIEFS
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA: Federica Mogherini calls for work on electoral reform
EDUCATION/YOUTH: Commission says success of Erasmus + programme is quite clear to see
HAITI: EU announces €15 million for disaster preparedness
IRAN: EU condemns new execution of young person, under 18 at time of deeds
INTERNAL MARKET: Commissioner Bieńkowska launches appeal to unblock electronic services dossier
MIGRATION: 43% fall in asylum seekers in 2017 according to EASO
MIGRATION: Themis replaces operation Triton in Central Mediterranean
ANIMAL/PLANT HEALTH: EU allocates €154 million for 2018
TRANSPORT: European manufacturers call for three year transitional period after Brexit
TRANSPORT: Cruise lines industry welcomes Commission proposal on port reception waste facilities
TURKEY: MEPs say re-arrest of head of Amnesty International in Turkey is travesty of justice