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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11952
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INSTITUTIONAL / Parliament

European Parliament's plenary to discuss Ryszard Czarnecki's situation

The European Parliament will be asked next week in plenary to discuss the fate of Polish MEP and current vice-president of Parliament Ryszard Czarnecki, member of the ECR group, who is involved in a controversy with a female Polish MEP, Róża Thun (EPP), whom he has insulted and compared with Nazi collaborators during the Second World War.

Parliament's Conference of Presidents made the decision on Thursday 1 February, confirming action taken since January by the EPP, S&D, ALDE and...

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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