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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12212

13 March 2019
Contents Publication in full By article 34 / 41
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU / Citizenship
National legislation may provide for loss of nationality from a Member State in event of a lasting break of effective link between a person and that State
Brussels, 12/03/2019 (Agence Europe)

In the judgment of Tuesday, 12 March, in Case C-221/17, the judges of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) held that, to a certain extent, EU law does not preclude national legislation from providing for the loss of nationality from a Member State and, thus, the loss of Union citizenship if the effective link between a person and that Member State is permanently broken. 

Dutch citizens who are also nationals of a non-member country have lodged an appeal with the Dutch...

Contents

INSTITUTIONAL
UNITED KINGDOM: British MPs bring another heavy defeat to Theresa May, rejecting agreement on orderly Brexit negotiated with EU
UNITED KINGDOM: despite further assurances obtained in extremis by Ms. May, British MPs' vote on an orderly Brexit remains very uncertain
BUDGET: Romanian Presidency of EU Council will present in April a new version of negotiating document on 2021-2027 financial framework
BUDGET: European Parliament Committee strengthens proposal on OLAF investigations
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
TAXATION: European black list now includes 15 non-cooperative third countries
TAXATION: European digital services tax officially suspended
TAXATION: triple failure at Council of the EU on excise duties
ECONOMY: EU Council wants a solution within 3 days regarding location of a management body for InvestEU fund
FINANCE: MEPs adopt their position for European taxonomy on sustainable finance after a turbulent vote
EUROGROUP: divergence of assessments on expenditure side of future fiscal capacity for euro area
SECTORAL POLICIES
JUSTICE: European Parliament and Council of the EU reach a provisional political agreement over the Whistleblowers Directive
JHA: compromise on security of future identity cards approved by a narrow majority by European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties
DIGITAL: after cybersecurity act, the co-legislators ready to take a step towards sharing expertise
DIGITAL: Commission announces recommendation on network security
COHESION: common provisions regulation, negotiations will resume under next mandate of EU Parliament
TRANSPORT: European Parliament/EU Council provisional agreement on emergency measures for rail transport in event of a no-deal Brexit
ENVIRONMENT/CLIMATE: European Parliament and Council of the EU negotiators agree on 'a common understanding' of the LIFE programme post-2020
ENVIRONMENT: on Wednesday, European Parliament will call for stronger measures on clean air for all
FISHERIES: formal proposal on new EU-Gambia agreement
EXTERNAL ACTION
CHINA: moving towards a new EU/China strategy, or how EU has learned to bare its teeth to defend its interests
ENLARGEMENT: candidate countries recall importance of this major EU policy
SYRIA: Syrian civil society calls on EU to strengthen its action in favour of a political transition that guarantees justice and security for Syrians
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY
FUTURE OF EU: Peter Pellegrini pleads for introduction of a minimum wage in Europe
RUSSIA: European Parliament calls for a reassessment of EU relations with Moscow
TURKMENISTAN: European Parliament makes its approval of PCA conditional on setting of benchmarks with regard to country's progress
VIETNAM: European Parliament green light for EU/Vietnam voluntary partnership agreement on legal timber exports
AGRICULTURE: European Parliament endorses new directive banning certain unfair commercial practices
FISHERIES: European Parliament will vote on Wednesday 13 March urgently on measures for fisheries sector in the event of no-deal Brexit
JUSTICE: European Parliament seals Interinstitutional Agreement on ‘ECRIS-TCN' criminal record information system
FOREIGN AFFAIRS: European Parliament calls for a strengthening of Union's capacities in conflict prevention and mediation
YOUTH: European Parliament ready to negotiate on European Solidarity Corps post-2020
TRANSPORT: European Parliament adopts its position on electronic exchange of information in freight at first reading
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
SOCIAL: EESC calls on European Parliament and Member States to take action to make voting rights of people with disabilities a reality
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
CITIZENSHIP: national legislation may provide for loss of nationality from a Member State in event of a lasting break of effective link between a person and that State
ENVIRONMENT: EU law governing placing plant protection products on market respects precautionary principle, says Advocate General Sharpston
NEWS BRIEFS
TAXATION: EU Council adopts rules for implementation of VAT on electronic commerce
IRAN: EU softly denounces condemnation of 2012 Sakharov Prize, Nasrin Sotoudeh
NEW ZEALAND: EU and Wellington are considering an annual dialogue on development issues
EPP: Manfred Weber describes his exchanges with Viktor Orbán as “constructive”
TRANSPORT: Commission shall adopt a delegated act governing technical requirements of UAVs
YEMEN: EU urges full and urgent implementation of Stockholm Agreement