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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12054
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SECTORAL POLICIES / Justice

Parliament and Commission representatives look at what lessons should be learnt from Cambridge Analytica affair 

On Monday evening 2 July, the committees for civil liberties (LIBE), industry (ITRE), constitutional affairs (AFCO) and legal affairs (JURI) in Parliament proceeded to their final joint hearing on the ‘Cambridge Analytica’ affair. 

How can these kind of scandals be avoided in the future? This is the thorny question that MEPs put to Facebook and the three European Commissioners attending.

Once again, Facebook did not send the individuals required to appear (see EUROPE 12047). This...

Contents

BEACONS
BEACONS: What we need to do is go back to the spirit of the Resistance – urgently
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY
EU2018AT: Austrian Presidency priorities on migration divide MEPs
MIGRATION: MEPs very unhappy with results of European summit
DEFENCE: Parliament approves agreement on EDIDP industrial development programme
RESEARCH: Parliament adopts its opinion on joint EuroHPC undertaking in super computers domain
CLIMATE: Parliament suggests ways for EU to step up climate diplomacy before COP24
TAXATION: Parliament calls for simple and effective administrative cooperation in VAT matters
SOCIAL: MEPs approve agreement for EU aid to retrain former Air France workers
AGRICULTURE: Parliament endorses inter-institutional agreement on agricultural statistics
TRANSPORT: Satellite radio navigation cooperation agreement between EU and Africa approved
FOREIGN AFFAIRS: European Parliament calls on EU to better protect indigenous peoples
SECTORAL POLICIES
MIGRATION: Austria wants to guard against effects of latest migration measures planned by Germany
TRANSPORT: Violeta Bulc takes a position against total or no application of posting rules in international transport
JUSTICE: Parliament and Commission representatives look at what lessons should be learnt from Cambridge Analytica affair 
JUSTICE: MEPs set out their position on insolvency directive
DIGITAL: Copyright – European Data Protection Supervisor gets involved
DIGITAL: British audiovisual market share in EU scrutinised
COHESION: Commission proposals for the next budgetary cycle lack strategic vision according to European Policies Research Centre
ENVIRONMENT: Only 40% of rivers and lakes in sound health, says Environment Agency
AGRICULTURE: Cereal production in EU forecast to fall by 6% in 2018
ENERGY: Romania underlines commitment to BRUA project and promotion of Black Sea resources
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
GREECE: In Athens, Pierre Moscovici welcomes 'solid and credible' agreement over exit from third bailout plan
EXTERNAL ACTION
SERBIA: EU and Bulgaria sign new €41 million financial agreement to support reforms
MERCOSUR: New session of talks for EU-Mercosur free trade agreement on 9 July
TRADE: Faced with trade war, French Council of Economic Analysis asks EU to rely on bilateral agreements
INSTITUTIONAL
PARLIAMENT: No progress on MEPs' allowance for general costs
PARLIAMENT: Tajani meets representatives of Parliament's interpreters
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
COMPETITION: General Court upholds fine of €57.69 million for Sanitec Europe and its subsidiaries
NEWS BRIEFS
AGRICULTURE: Two names, including PGI 'Choucroute d'Alsace', registered
PATENTS: António Campinos begins mandate as head of European Patents Office
ENERGY: Polish gas group PGNiG welcomes Stockholm tribunal ruling in dispute with Gazprom
JAPAN: Signature of EU-Japan free trade agreement expected at Brussels summit on 11 July
PARLIAMENT: Bureau improves reform to end unpaid Parliament internships
EP2019: Parti de gauche leaves European Left
REGIONS: RegioStars Awards 2018 launched
SOCIAL: Group of NGOs calls on member states to resume negotiations on equal treatment directive
FOOD SAFETY: EFSA updates recommendations on pesticide residues to protect infants
TURKEY: European Parliament's ENF Group supports Austrian Presidency of EU Council on stopping EU accession negotiations