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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12674

10 March 2021
Contents Publication in full By article 7 / 33
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY / Economy
MEPs fine-tune their position on European economic governance
Brussels, 09/03/2021 (Agence Europe)

MEPs will debate European economic governance in the plenary session of the European Parliament on Wednesday 10 March and the following day they will try to adopt a position on the issue, the first since the European elections in May 2019.

It is a time for calm between the main political groups and the search for a common language to overcome the political left/right divide that has cropped up in every attempt since the European elections (see EUROPE B12439A15).

The recent vote in the...

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EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY
Interview FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: “We want to keep up the pressure on all those who consider that the freedoms of LGBTIQ people should be restricted”, insists Pierre Karleskind
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT: MEPs lift immunity of Carles Puigdemont, Toni Comín and Clara Ponsatí
HEALTH: European Parliament definitively approves 2021–2027 health programme EU4Health
FISHERIES: mandatory nature of use of on-board cameras for fishing checks divides European Parliament 
CLIMATE/TRADE: new carbon border adjustment mechanism divides EPP
COMPANIES: European Parliament ready to set out its vision of a due diligence for companies
ECONOMY: MEPs fine-tune their position on European economic governance
ECONOMY: European Parliament gives green light to InvestEU Programme 
EMPLOYMENT: MEPs call for better integration of people with disabilities
INDUSTRY: convergence of views between MEPs and European Commission on need to revise construction products regulation
GEORGIA: MEPs support European mediation
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT: European Parliament to rename two of its buildings in honour of eminent European women
SECTORAL POLICIES
DIGITAL: EU sets major digital targets for 2030
DIGITAL: fight against child pornography, four-column document reveals significant progress
ENERGY: draft ‘Geier’ report on hydrogen divides European Parliament political groups
MIGRATION: Frontex officers are required to examine individual situations and to respect rights of migrants in all cases, stresses Commission
JUSTICE: law applicable to assignments of claims, new attempt at a compromise in EU Council on secured claims
CLIMATE: EU and US show willingness to work together to tackle climate crisis
ENVIRONMENT: Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability, draft EU Council conclusions finalised
TRANSPORT: “positive impact” of Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Directive is limited by inconsistent levels of ambition
EXTERNAL ACTION
UNITED KINGDOM: Member State support for Commission to counter London’s unilateral decision to delay implementation of controls in Northern Ireland
MYANMAR: Vice-Admiral Bléjean speaks with Deputy Commander in Chief of Myanmar military
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
EMPLOYMENT: period of on-call duty is working time if it affects free time very significantly, according to European judges
DIGITAL: Court clarifies application of copyright rules to communication of works by means of framing process
EU RESPONSE TO COVID-19
STATE AID: green light for €2 billion in French support for uncovered fixed costs of businesses affected by pandemic
HEALTH: Johnson & Johnson cautious on its commitments to deliver Covid-19 vaccine in second half of 2021
HUMANITARIAN AID: Covid-19, recalibrating EU emergency aid to meet enormous global needs
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
ECONOMY: 6.6% fall in GDP means 2020 recession was slightly less severe than expected in eurozone
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
MIGRATION: European countries urgently need to change their migration policies, warns Dunja Mijatović
NEWS BRIEFS
ENERGY: ‘Fit for 55’ package will provide certification criteria for renewable gases, says Commission
UNITED STATES: Thierry Breton and Jeffrey Zients will cooperate to secure transatlantic supply chain for Covid-19 vaccines
GEORGIA: Michel asks Danielsson to act as political mediator
YEMEN: EU again calls for ceasefire