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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12186
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SECTORAL POLICIES / Jha

European Parliament rapporteur wants to amend rules requiring terrorist content to be removed within an hour on smallest platforms

The European Parliament's Civil Liberties Committee held a first exchange of views on Monday 4 February regarding the Commission's legislative proposal to remove online terrorist content within one hour, a proposal that was agreed by the Member States in December (see EUROPE 12154). 

The British rapporteur of the ECR group, Daniel Dalton, believes the proposal is urgent, but he also proposed some amendments, considering in particular that the initial text (see EUROPE 12095) could be...

Contents

BEACONS
BEACONS: A few uncomfortable truths about the Parliament elections
SECTORAL POLICIES
JUSTICE: removal of illegal hate content online by Internet giants showing a slight increase
JUSTICE: European Parliament sets its course for the 'Justice' programme 2021-2027
JUSTICE: Commission's report on golden visas does not reassure MEPs
JHA: interoperability of European information systems, European Parliament and Council should act on interinstitutional agreement reached
JHA: European Parliament rapporteur wants to amend rules requiring terrorist content to be removed within an hour on smallest platforms
DIGITAL: Romanian Council Presidency relaunches discussions on data confidentiality
FOOD SAFETY: Polish beef fraud, 15 affected countries and Commission inspectors on the ground
AGRICULTURE: EU ready to help Irish farmers in case of no-deal Brexit
TRANSPORT: Karima Delli addresses a recommendation to Antonio Tajani to vote again on mobility ‘package’ I directly in European Parliament plenary session
ENERGY: Member States are trying to launch negotiations with European Parliament on amendments to Gas Directive
EXTERNAL ACTION
VENEZUELA: a dozen European countries recognise Juan Guaidó as acting legitimate president
ARAB LEAGUE: European and Arab ministers agree on 95% of issues, but not enough for a joint declaration
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
SOCIAL: European Parliament and Council are entering final stages of negotiations on European Labour Authority
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
COMPANIES: in view of European elections, CPME proposes eleven concrete actions to facilitate life of SMEs
INSTITUTIONAL
BUDGET: Commission must strictly respect international law and EU's Financial Regulation when assessing status of international organisations, Court considers
NEWS BRIEFS
FYROM: Skopje will sign its NATO accession protocol on Wednesday 6 February
TRADE: In case of a ‘no deal’ Brexit, exports of dual use goods across Channel may continue
PATENT: supplementary protection certificates, European Parliament/Council meetings on 7 and 14 February
DIGITAL: copyright on agenda of EU Member States on Friday 8 February
MIGRATION: FEANTSA urges European Commission to guarantee a roof over heads of asylum seekers
NEAR EAST: EU concerned about non-renewal of Temporary International Presence in Hebron
CIVIL PROTECTION: EU providing satellite maps to Australia which has been hit by severe flooding
UNITED KINGDOM: Martin Selmayr believes that EU had been 'right' to prepare for a no-deal Brexit
SOCIAL: trade unions demand action from Commission to protect firefighters exposed to carcinogens
TRANSPARENCY: EU institutions to discuss transparency register at political meeting on 13 February
WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT
European Library: No. 1244