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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13166

21 April 2023
Contents Publication in full By article 30 / 34
SOCIAL AFFAIRS - EDUCATION / Education
Realisation of European Education Area still faces challenges, according to Swedish Presidency of the EU Council
Brussels, 20/04/2023 (Agence Europe)

While “the European Education Area [EEA] is gradually being shaped”, there are still challenges to achieving its ambitions by 2025. This is set out in a draft resolution that will be discussed on Friday 21 April in a working group of the Council of the EU.

According to the Swedish Council Presidency text, “the effects of socio-economic status on the educational achievement and well-being of pupils” are thus an obstacle to the development of the EEA. To address this, four priority...

Contents

Russian invasion of Ukraine
NATO: Volodymyr Zelensky highlights need for Ukraine’s Alliance membership during Jens Stoltenberg's visit in Kyiv
REGIONS: European cities and regions want to be part of reconstruction of Ukraine
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY
MIGRATION: European Parliament confirms by large majority mandates given end March to rapporteurs of ‘Pact on Migration and Asylum’ texts
HOME AFFAIRS: MEPs approve objectives of Commission’s action plan on trafficking in cultural goods
CLIMATE: faced with IPCC report, voices are being raised in European Parliament denouncing lack of political will
ENVIRONMENT: Greens in European Parliament put pressure on European Commission to avoid postponing REACH review on eternal pollutants until December
HEALTH: European Parliament supports EU global health strategy
INDUSTRY: Dieselgate, Commission and Member States must do more to combat defeat software, says European Parliament
FINANCE/MONEY LAUNDERING: ‘MiCA’ and ‘TFR’, MEPs overwhelmingly support Interinstitutional Agreements to better regulate crypto-assets
ECB: MEPs divided on added value of digital euro
BUDGET: European Parliament approves a budget of €2.4 billion for its estimates of revenue and expenditure in 2024
COHESION: Younous Omarjee calls for “bonuses” in State aid rules for less developed areas
RUSSIA: European Parliament demands immediate release of political opponents Vladimir Kara-Murza and Alexei Navalny
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: European Parliament condemns anti-LGBTIQ law in Uganda
SECTORAL POLICIES
DIGITAL: discussions continue on classified information and timetable regarding cybersecurity in EU institutions, agencies and bodies
HOME AFFAIRS: European Parliament draft report on removal of child sexual abuse material from Internet finalised
AGRICULTURE: European Parliament committee adopts its position on reform of geographical indications Regulation
HEALTH: MEPs to tackle medicine shortages in EU
ENERGY: National Energy and Climate Plans are essential to reflect evolution of energy policy and address crisis, says Kadri Simson
ENERGY: natural gas consumption in EU fell by 17.7% between August 2022 and March 2023, according to Eurostat
CLIMATE: According to Copernicus, the summer of 2022 will be the hottest ever recorded in Europe
EXTERNAL ACTION
SUDAN: EU strongly condemns continued fighting and calls for a permanent ceasefire to be negotiated
MERCOSUR: Greenpeace exposes illegal pesticide residues in some Brazilian exports to EU
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
TAXATION: Pillar II of OECD agreement represents a transformation for EU, says Benjamin Angel
COMPETITION: European Commission wants to simplify control of mergers that do not raise competition concerns
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
ENVIRONMENT: EU Court of Justice annuls authorisation for use of chromium trioxide
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: Court of Justice of European Union clarifies copyright treatment of broadcasting of musical works in a means of passenger transport
INTERNAL MARKET: granting of beach concessions is subject to Services Directive, says Court of Justice of the EU
ENVIRONMENT: Poland condemned for breaching EU noise law
SOCIAL AFFAIRS - EDUCATION
EDUCATION: realisation of European Education Area still faces challenges, according to Swedish Presidency of the EU Council
INSTITUTIONAL
EEAS: Josep Borrell announces numerous staff changes in EU delegations
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
GEORGIA: Council of Europe remains concerned about human rights situation in Abkhazia and South Ossetia
NEWS BRIEFS
TRADE: Member States approve Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism at EU borders
SOCIAL/EMPLOYMENT: launch of new European partnership for skills in long-term care