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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12882
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SOCIAL AFFAIRS / Employment

Minimum wages, European Parliament co-rapporteurs now expect a development in negotiations with EU Council

The European Parliament’s co-rapporteurs on the minimum wages directive, Denis Radtke (EPP, Germany) and Agnes Jongerius (S&D, Netherlands), reported on stalled interinstitutional negotiations in a briefing, on Tuesday 1 February, to the European Parliament’s Committee on Employment and Social Policy (EMPL).

The EU Council’s attitude (which we reported on Monday evening -see EUROPE B12880A5), has Mr Radtke concerned. The latter said he considered that the EU Council’s approach was to...

Contents

SECTORAL POLICIES
CLIMATE/FINANCE: European Commission maintains its proposal to include fossil gas and nuclear in EU taxonomy
CLIMATE/TRADE: differences on Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism remain strong in European Parliament
INTERNAL MARKET: strategic autonomy, European Commission wants to “regain control” of standardisation process
ENERGY: fifth list of EU ‘projects of common interest’ gets green light from MEPs
TRANSPORT: ‘FuelEU Maritime’, Jörgen Warborn warns not to be too ambitious with targets
TRANSPORT: taxis and private hire vehicles, Commission calls on Member States to review rules for more sustainable mobility
TRANSPORT: real-time traffic data, European Commission extends provision of data to regional and urban roads
JUSTICE/HOME AFFAIRS: Schengen, Pact on Migration and Asylum and hate speech on agenda of Justice and Home Affairs Ministers on 3 and 4 February
HOME AFFAIRS: Europol’s new mandate welcomed by EPP and Renew Europe, but criticised by Greens/EFA
AGRICULTURE: MEPs divided on whether to include target of devoting 25% of agricultural land to organic farming
ENVIRONMENT: transparency in use of pesticides in agriculture, three NGOs accuse EU Member States of torpedoing Commission’s proposed Regulation
HEALTH: European Commission launches four measures to fight cancer
EXTERNAL ACTION
RUSSIA: Lavrov calls on West to clarify its definition of principle of equal and indivisible security
LIBYA: Trautmann calls for more European support on migration
AFRICA: organisational preparations for EU/AU Summit progressing at EU-27 ambassadors level
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
EMPLOYMENT: minimum wages, European Parliament co-rapporteurs now expect a development in negotiations with EU Council
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
ECONOMY: inflation is a concern, but economic outlook for 2022 and 2023 remains positive, says Paschal Donohoe
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
COMPETITION: General Court confirms fine imposed on Scania
ENERGY: General Court adopts position in two cases related to Gazprom’s compliance with competition rules
NEWS BRIEFS
AGRICULTURE: European Commission registers ‘Ceylon Cinnamon’ denomination
BELARUS: 77 MEPs are concerned about presence of Russian forces in country
MONEY LAUNDERING: European Banking Authority launches database to combat money laundering and terrorist financing
CITIZENSHIP: European Commission registers European citizens’ initiative on football and sport in Europe
EUROPEAN COMMISSION: several appointments to Director-General and Deputy Director-General positions
ECONOMY: euro area inflation estimated at 5.1% in January
MALI: EU finalises plans for targeted sanctions against Mali’s military leadership
INTERNAL MARKET: European Commission launches call for contributions on fines for non-compliance with approval rules
WTO: trade in services continued to recover at end of 2021, but still faces many obstacles
SOCIAL: Jacques Delors Institute publishes recommendations on Social Climate Fund
SOCIAL/TRANSPORT: European Labour Authority ready to implement new rules on posting of drivers in road transport