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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12376

26 November 2019
Contents Publication in full By article 11 / 27
SECTORAL POLICIES / Migration
According to Berlin, only migrants with a real chance of obtaining international protection should be allowed to enter EU
Brussels, 25/11/2019 (Agence Europe)

While the EU Home Affairs Ministers will meet on 2 and 3 December in Brussels to discuss the migration situation, the German government has circulated a document in which it sets out, in a slightly more precise manner, its vision of the reform of the Dublin Regulation which governs responsibilities in the field of asylum.

A reform that German Minister Horst Seehofer, at the last G6 in Munich, hoped to see put in place by the German EU Council Presidency in mid-2020 (see EUROPE B12359A8).

Contents

BEACONS
BEACONS: High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy … (1)
INSTITUTIONAL
COMMISSION: lack of loyal cooperation from United Kingdom should not hinder entry of 'von der Leyen' team into office, says Council of the EU
BUDGET 2020: six EU Member States vote against next year’s budget compromise
EXTERNAL ACTION
DEVELOPMENT: political leadership must guide future European financial architecture for development, according to ministers
DEVELOPMENT: EU Council calls for accelerated efforts to eliminate hunger and malnutrition, which are rising worldwide
DEVELOPMENT: EU wants to step up its efforts to promote gender equality in its external policy
DEVELOPMENT: EU wants to better integrate fight against inequalities into its cooperation policy to achieve SDGs
HUMANITARIAN AID: EU reaffirms its commitment to respect of international humanitarian law by all
SYRIA: EU denounces violence in north-west of country
WTO: remuneration structure of judges is responsible for long delays in Appellate Body, according to Washington
SECTORAL POLICIES
MIGRATION: according to Berlin, only migrants with a real chance of obtaining international protection should be allowed to enter EU
JUSTICE: transatlantic agreement on access to electronic evidence, several substantive issues still to be resolved
TRANSPORT: ahead of third trilogue, six Member States are once again criticising proposals linked to ‘mobility I’ package
HEALTH: negotiations in EU Council on health technologies are particularly murky
SPACE: European Copernicus programme has pride of place at Ministerial Council of European Space Agency
AGRICULTURE: Mr Hogan confirmed increased flexibility in promotional actions due to US sanctions
AGRICULTURE: Catherine Geslain-Lanéelle, Deputy Director of Cabinet of future Commissioner Wojciechowski
ENERGY: Naftogaz responds to Gazprom's proposal for a one-year agreement on gas transit
BIODIVERSITY: launch of ‘Save bees and farmers’ European Citizens' Initiative
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
STATE AID: approval of €94 million in aid for a waste recovery facility in Bulgaria
NEWS BRIEFS
DEVELOPMENT: Denmark's contribution of €10 million to EU External Investment Plan for Africa
EGYPT: EU condemns search of independent media
MIGRATION: Greek government will relocate 4,000 unaccompanied minors
CSDP: João Pedro Rato Boga de Oliveira Ribeiro to lead EUTM Mali mission
RUSSIA: EU calls on Russian legislators to abandon foreign agents law
TERRORISM: communication channel of Islamic State targeted by coordinated action of 12 Member States
Kiosk
KIOSK: No. 004