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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12947

7 May 2022
Contents Publication in full By article 1 / 26
SECTORAL POLICIES / Justice
EU Council adopts its negotiating mandate to enable Eurojust to store evidence of war crimes
Brussels, 06/05/2022 (Agence Europe)

On Friday 6 May, the representatives of the EU Member States adopted their negotiating mandate for the revision of the Eurojust Regulation. This should enable the EU Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation, Eurojust, to store and analyse evidence on war crimes cases. The Commission proposed the revision of the Regulation at the end of April so that Eurojust can best support international investigations taking place in Ukraine (see EUROPE B12938A9).

The Member States have made some changes...

Contents

SECTORAL POLICIES
JUSTICE: EU Council adopts its negotiating mandate to enable Eurojust to store evidence of war crimes
DIGITAL: artificial intelligence, French Presidency of EU Council specifies amount of fines applicable
DIGITAL: Member States discuss functionality and security of future EU digital ID wallet
ENERGY: Gas Storage Regulation, EU Council fine-tunes its position for negotiations with European Parliament
CLIMATE: carbon market review, European Parliament negotiators are struggling to agree on elimination of free allowances and ETS2
SPACE: EU Council awaits opinion from Security Committee on ‘secure connectivity’ constellation
SPACE: European Commission details Industry and Start-ups Forum on Space Traffic Management
AGRICULTURE: negotiations progress between European Parliament and EU Council on statistics on agricultural inputs
AGRICULTURE: EMB sounds alarm on production costs in milk sector
CIVIL PROTECTION: European Commission consults public to assess performance of EU Civil Protection Mechanism
Russian invasion of Ukraine
RUSSIA: no agreement between Member States on sixth sanctions package
AGRICULTURE: iPES-Food’s pathways to overcome food price crisis resulting from war in Ukraine
EXTERNAL ACTION
SYRIA: sixth Brussels Conference, EU wants to direct international attention back to Syria
AFRICA: towards an EU-US Memorandum of Understanding for energy cooperation in Sub-Saharan Africa
WTO: several WTO members are critical of quadrilateral agreement to lift patents on Covid-19 vaccines
SECURITY - DEFENCE
DEFENCE: EEAS proposes €20 million in assistance from European Peace Facility to support Rwandan armed forces
INSTITUTIONAL
FUTURE OF THE EU: in France, moderate left is tempted by European disobedience advocated by radical left
FUTURE OF THE EU: hardest part is still to be done to give substance to proposals of Conference on Future of Europe
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
COMPETITION: European Commission proposes simplifying merger procedures
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
SOCIAL: European Commission launches skills partnership for social economy
NEWS BRIEFS
TRADE: BusinessEurope points to trade difficulties with Japan
COMPANIES: SMEunited calls for improved instant payment system
SPACE: war in Ukraine has strong impact on space sector, according to ESPI
ISRAEL: EU condemns terrorist attack in Elad
SEA: Commissioner Virginijus Sinkevičius visits Norway to discuss Arctic, fisheries and oceans
Op-Ed
FUTURE OF THE EU: EESC marks Europe Day with all eyes on the war in Ukraine and on young Europeans' vision for the future - by Cillian Lohan