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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12058

10 July 2018
Contents Publication in full By article 6 / 25
INSTITUTIONAL / United kingdom
Theresa May imposes her line on leaving EU and ends up losing hard Brexiteers
Brussels, 09/07/2018 (Agence Europe)

On Monday 9 July, the European Commission reiterated its availability “24/7” to negotiate the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the EU with British negotiators, with three British ministers and government heavyweights having thrown in the towel, on Sunday 8 and Monday 9 July, due to their differences with the Prime Minister, Theresa May.

On Sunday evening, the Minister for Brexit, David Davis, announced his departure, followed by Steve Baker, the number two in the Brexit department.

Contents

EXTERNAL ACTION
UKRAINE: EU and Ukraine push for acceleration of reform efforts in fight against corruption
UKRAINE: Tusk and Poroshenko affirm opposition to Nord Stream 2 Russian gas pipeline project
UKRAINE: EU and Ukraine satisfied with initial promising results of their free trade agreement
JAPAN: Signature of EU-Japan free trade agreement postponed until summit moved to Tokyo on 17 July
BURMA/MYANMAR: EU calls for immediate release of two Reuters journalists
INSTITUTIONAL
UNITED KINGDOM: Theresa May imposes her line on leaving EU and ends up losing hard Brexiteers
CITIZENS' INITIATIVE: Civil society wants greater role for European Parliament in following up ECIs
SECTORAL POLICIES
MIGRATION: Commission to sound out member states on possible alternatives to disembarking migrants in Italian ports
TRANSPORT: MEPs expected to vote against exemptions to cabotage rules for international combined transport
TRANSPORT: Stakeholders divided on first mobility package votes in Parliament
HEALTH: MEPs examine health technologies assessments
ENVIRONMENT: Air pollution - six member states do not meet national emissions ceilings for at least one pollutant, says EEA
AGRICULTURE: Parliament agriculture committee debates unfair trading practice on Tuesday 10 July
AGRICULTURE: Parliament aims to reach agreement in March 2019 on Common Agricultural Policy beyond 2020
FISHERIES: Work under Austrian Presidency to focus on negotiating 2019 fishing quotas
COHESION: Mr van Nistelrooij and Ms Krehl call for proposal to transfer performance reserve to structural reforms to be rejected
REGIONS: Mediterranean regions call on Union to get to grips with migration issue
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
ECB: Reduction and sharing of banking risks will mutually reinforce each other, says Draghi
EMU: Public investments should be protected, says Committee of Regions
NEWS BRIEFS
STATE AID: Go-ahead for Dutch guarantee measure on new subordinated loans and equity
WESTERN BALKANS: According to a survey, Western Balkans is increasingly in favour of European integration
MONEY LAUNDERING: Fifth 'anti-money laundering' directive enters into force
UNITED STATES: Gordon Sondland presents credentials to Donald Tusk
JAPAN: EU in solidarity with grieving Japanese after deadly floods
SOCIAL: EU and Ukrainian trade unions call for violations to trade union rights in Ukraine to end