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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12131

7 November 2018
Contents Publication in full By article 11 / 34
SECTORAL POLICIES / Justice
Commissioner Jourová wants to 'end online anarchy' in view of elections
Brussels, 06/11/2018 (Agence Europe)

The European Commissioner for Justice, Věra Jourová, on Tuesday 6 November, at a ‘Web Summit’ in Lisbon, expressed her concern about the digital threats to the European elections just 200 days after they took place. 

"I want all Europeans to be able to make their political choices in a fair, secure and transparent manner", she said at the beginning of her press conference. Citing in particular the Cambridge Analytica case (see EUROPE 11984), Ms Jourová nevertheless regretted that the...

Contents

ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
TAXATION: France agrees to delay application of 'taxation of digital' directive until 2020
EMU: Eurogroup calls for work to be speeded up ahead of December Eurozone summit
FINANCE: MEPs come out in favour of greater transparency for the financial sector over sustainable investments
COMPETITION: conditional green light for acquisition of several parts of Fox by Disney
SECTORAL POLICIES
DIGITAL: political agreement in sight in Council on re-use of public sector information
HEALTH: Commission gives up on endocrine disruptors
CLIMATE: European finance ministers advocate scaling up climate finance at COP24
MIGRATION: Member states asked to provide new update on asylum package and migration policies
INDUSTRY: civil society and cities propose a series of measures to meet diesel challenge
INTERNAL MARKET: European Parliament negotiations on Single Market Programme are looking promising
JUSTICE: commissioner Jourová wants to 'end online anarchy' in view of elections
CIVIL PROTECTION: strengthened EU civil protection mechanism, European Parliament-Council negotiations postponed until end of November
RESEARCH: simplification measures integrated into Horizon 2020 have been successful, according to Court of Auditors
BIODIVERSITY: PAN EUROPE deplores member states' refusal to apply EFSA guidelines for assessing risk to bees from all pesticides
FISHERIES: Electric fishing case is referred to EU Ombudsman
INSTITUTIONAL
EPP: Helsinki Congress to nominate Spitzenkandidat and reiterate Christian-Democrat values
PES: Mr Timmermans pledges to defend Europe's 'soul' in front of voters
BUDGET: European Parliament rapporteurs on 2021-2027 MFF ready to fight it out with Council
SECURITY - DEFENCE
DEFENCE: Emmanuel Macron says Europeans will not be protected if there is no European army
EXTERNAL ACTION
SINGAPORE: First debate in European Parliament committee on bilateral trade agreements
UKRAINE: EU calls on authorities to redouble efforts on investigation into attack of Kateryna Handzyuk
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
SOCIAL: an heir is entitled to financial compensation for paid annual leave not taken by a deceased worker, confirms Court
SOCIAL: a worker does not automatically lose his right to paid annual leave because he has not requested it, Court held
COMPETITION: Commission has not demonstrated that it is impossible to recover an exemption from an Italian municipal tax on immovable property, according to Court
NEWS BRIEFS
DEVELOPMENT: EU pledges 26 million euros to Global Financing Facility for health
TAXATION: Namibia removed from EU black list of non-cooperative jurisdictions
TAXATION: Council adopts two 'VAT' directives
JUSTICE: UK Data Protection Authority (ICO) hands over to Irish Data Protection Commission on Facebook practices
HUNGARY: European Parliament's ALDE group launches campaign against Viktor Orbán
ITALY: Rome should bring specific answers to avoid opening infringement procedure based on debt
FOOD SAFETY: deficiencies were found in Brazilian animal residue monitoring plan
TERRORISM: Eurojust to host new judicial counter-terrorism register
VENEZUELA: EU renews sanctions for one year
YEMEN: EU releases additional €90 million in humanitarian assistance