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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13072

29 November 2022
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NEWS BRIEFS / Wto
Merchandise trade growth is expected to slow in late 2022 and early 2023, according to WTO

28/11/2022 (Agence Europe) – According to the World Trade Organization (WTO) barometer published on Monday 28 November, merchandise trade is expected to grow more slowly in late 2022 and early 2023 than in the first half of the year. This barometer is a provisional indicator that follows the latest trends. In October, the WTO forecast goods trade growth of 3.5% (see EUROPE B13036A17), down from 4.8% in the first quarter of 2022. Delivery delays caused by disruptions in supply chains...

Contents

SOCIAL AFFAIRS - EDUCATION
SOCIAL: digital platform workers, EU Council Presidency aims to reconcile still very divided Member States
SOCIAL: Social Climate Fund; extension of ‘ETS 2’ to households back on agenda of EU co-legislators
SOCIAL: new European Commission recommendation recognising Covid-19 as an occupational disease
SOCIAL: occupational exposure to asbestos, Member States have their mandate
EDUCATION: ‘pathways to school success’ recommendation adopted in EU Council
SECTORAL POLICIES
ENERGY: gas package, Czech Presidency of EU Council proposes to count low-carbon hydrogen towards renewable energy targets
ENERGY: ACER notes progress in integration of EU short-term electricity market
INTERNAL MARKET: speed of development of ‘transition pathways’ depends on ecosystem, says European Commission
DIGITAL: cybersecurity, AI and mobile networks, EU and South Korea launch new partnership to strengthen cooperation
FISHERIES: European Commission endorsed Dutch and Maltese programmes implementing EMFAF 2021-2027
AGRICULTURE: Copa-Cogeca calls for “short-term” measures to overcome fertiliser crisis
EXTERNAL ACTION
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: Mr Várhelyi urges Bosnians to make progress before European Council decision
AFRICA: European and African Union Commissions determined to advance EU/Africa Partnership investments
DEVELOPMENT: EU Council intends to make young people from third countries allies in UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
HUMANITARIAN AID/DEVELOPMENT: EU Council calls for more proactive EU approach to disaster risk reduction
VENEZUELA: EU ready to ease European sanctions if there is tangible progress towards restoration of democracy
SECURITY - DEFENCE
NATO: support for Ukraine and relations with China at heart of Bucharest ministerial meeting
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
ECB: inflationary peak has not been reached, warns Christine Lagarde
TAXATION: Europe’s tax system needs to be modified to adapt to change, say experts
TAXATION: European stakeholders optimistic about implementation of ‘minimum taxation of multinationals’ directive
FINANCE: taxonomy, ‘Platform on Sustainable Finance’ completes its recommendations
STATE AID: Covid-19, green light for €557 million German support to compensate Deutsche Bahn
Russian invasion of Ukraine
AGRICULTURE: European Commission supports ‘Grain from Ukraine’ initiative
JUSTICE: EU Member States give green light to criminalise violation of EU sanctions
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
SOCIAL: Council of Europe Development Bank supported by social and environmental strand of European Union’s InvestEU programme
NEWS BRIEFS
TRADE: EU Council adopts regulation to combat unfair foreign subsidies
ENERGY: Czech Presidency of EU Council calls another extraordinary meeting of EU ministers for 13 December
INTERNAL MARKET: EU Member States seek opinion from EU Council’s Legal Service on SMEI
DIGITAL: Irish Data Protection Commission fines Meta Group €265 million for leaking user data
DIGITAL: ‘NIS 2’, EU Council formally adopts directive on high level of cybersecurity across EU
WTO: merchandise trade growth is expected to slow in late 2022 and early 2023, according to WTO
CSDP: Santiago Fernandez Ortiz-Repiso is expected to be next Force Commander of EUTM Mali
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