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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12443

11 March 2020
Contents Publication in full By article 3 / 24
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY / Budget
MEPs do not want an agreement at all costs on the multiannual financial framework 2021-2027
Brussels, 10/03/2020 (Agence Europe)

Many MEPs said on Tuesday 10 March in Brussels that the various crises (migration, coronavirus epidemic) made it more necessary than ever to adopt the next EU Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for 2021-2027. But they highlighted that they would not adopt a bad agreement on the next MFF (see EUROPE B12432A6).

"We need to continue political efforts and consultations with Member States to see how we can organise another summit where we can reach agreement" on the next MFF, said Charles...

Contents

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL
HEALTH: heads of State commit to further cooperation to address coronavirus
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY
HEALTH: European Parliament wants more coordination and solidarity on coronavirus
BUDGET: MEPs do not want an agreement at all costs on the multiannual financial framework 2021-2027
GENDER EQUALITY: after Commission presented its strategy, MEPs call on EU to step up its efforts
MIGRATION: European Parliament wants protection for migrants and refugees, not just protection of EU’s borders
SECTORAL POLICIES
MIGRATION: EU and Turkey to review 2016 agreement and identify its shortcomings
INTERNAL MARKET: in face of international competition, European Commission seeks to revitalise and protect Europe's industrial and economic fabric
FOOD SAFETY: no evidence of transmission of COVID-19 through food, according to EFSA
AVIATION: European Commission intends to propose legislation to prevent 'ghost flights' linked to COVID-19 outbreak
JHA: ETIAS system for monitoring non-EU nationals travelling in EU will not be operational before 2023
CLIMATE: Member States need to step up their efforts to reduce emissions in sectors not covered by ETS, according to EEA
CLIMATE: contributions to public consultation on ‘Climate Pact’ expected by 27 May
ENVIRONMENT: biofuel development is expected to increase CO2 emissions by 11.5 billion tonnes by 2030, according to Rainforest Foundation Norway
AGRICULTURE: 3,600 scientists call for urgent reform of EU agricultural policy
EXTERNAL ACTION
SYRIA: no European country can remain indifferent to crisis, says Mr Erdoğan
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
INSURANCE: review of Solvency II Directive, EU Finance Ministers invited to voice their expectations
NEWS BRIEFS
CLIMATE: EU acknowledges that waste incineration for energy purposes is harmful to climate, welcomes Zero Waste Europe
EUROPEAN COMMISSION: appointment of two new directors for personnel selection and civil protection and humanitarian aid
COUNCIL OF THE EU: Coronavirus outbreak, trade ministerial meeting adjourned, JHA ministerial limited to internal affairs
SPACE: ESA places four new orders for Europe's Ariane 6 launcher
INDONESIA: European Commission consults on list of geographical indications identified by Jakarta
JUSTICE: dismantling of Romanian criminal network stealing goods from lorries
JUSTICE: Eurojust hosts Serbian Liaison Prosecutor
PARLIAMENT: white week, reduced April plenary... Parliament gets organised to face coronavirus