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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13128

24 February 2023
Contents Publication in full By article 12 / 29
SECTORAL POLICIES / Research
Twenty-five projects to receive €235 million in EU funding to boost 13 countries’ participation in Horizon Europe
Brussels, 23/02/2023 (Agence Europe)

The European Commission announced on Thursday 23 February the forthcoming signature of grant agreements worth €235 million with 25 projects selected under the Horizon Europe Widening Participation Programme.

Twelve of these projects participated in the 2022 ‘Teaming for Excellence’ calls and ten projects participated in the first ‘Excellence Hubs’ calls, three were placed on the reserve list.

The ambition of these programmes is to boost the research capacities and ecosystems of...

Contents

BEACONS
Beacons: A year of barbarism on our doorstep
Russian invasion of Ukraine
RUSSIA: EU Member States very close to an agreement on 10th sanctions package
ECONOMY: G7 increases macrofinancial assistance to Ukraine to $39 billion for 2023
TRADE: Commission proposes to extend Ukrainian import liberalisation measures by one year
JUSTICE: Ukrainian judicial authorities have opened over 71,000 cases of alleged war crimes
RESEARCH: 124 Ukrainian researchers selected for EU support to continue their research in Europe
REGIONS: one year after start of war, European Committee of Regions will renew its support for Ukraine
COMPANIES: Tent network calls on companies to hire refugees
SECTORAL POLICIES
DIGITAL: European Commission unveils its ‘Connectivity’ package and sets very high-speed connectivity target for all EU citizens and businesses by 2030
MIGRATION: Swedish Presidency of EU Council provides further clarification on functioning of annual migration cycle and on relocation measures
JUSTICE: support for victims of crime remains inadequate in some EU countries
RESEARCH: twenty-five projects to receive €235 million in EU funding to boost 13 countries’ participation in Horizon Europe
RESEARCH: EIT InnoEnergy announces partnership for a ‘Battery Institute’ between Europe and US
RESEARCH: Science Europe advocates for an increased budget for Horizon Europe’s next programme
ENVIRONMENT: toxic pesticide authorisation, PAN Europe takes Commission to EU General Court to force it to be transparent
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
TAXATION: tax compliance is becoming increasingly expensive for European businesses, says European Parliament study
TAXATION: EU Member States are concerned about consequences of directive on shell companies
EXTERNAL ACTION
NEAR EAST: EU deplores civilian deaths in Israeli military operation
EDUCATION
EDUCATION: efforts still needed over automatic recognition of diplomas in EU
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS - SOCIETAL ISSUES
MEDIA: European Commission publishes media literacy guidelines
NEWS BRIEFS
AGRICULTURE: European Commission validates 3,500th entry in register of geographical indications
BUDGET: OLAF recommends more than €3.6 million in EU funding for digital project in Hungary be recovered
COMPETITION: European Commission launches itinerant debate series on impact of competition policy on citizens
NORTH KOREA: Josep Borrell condemns Pyongyang’s latest missile strikes on behalf of EU
ECONOMY: euro area inflation down to 8.6% in January
ENVIRONMENT:  EU ‘Wastewater Treatment’ Directive, EurEau welcomes proposed revision, with some reservations
IRAN: Tehran sanctions two more MEPs
DIGITAL: European Commission suspends use of TikTok on its corporate electronic devices for reasons of cybersecurity
UNITED KINGDOM: European Commission and United Kingdom still seeking agreement on Northern Ireland Protocol