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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13186

24 May 2023
Contents Publication in full By article 11 / 38
SECTORAL POLICIES / Transport
Swedish Presidency fine-tunes its compromise proposal on developing trans-European transport network
Brussels, 23/05/2023 (Agence Europe)

At a meeting of the Working Party on Intermodal Transport on Monday, 22 May, the Swedish Presidency of the Council of the EU proposed new compromises regarding the revision of the trans-European transport network (TEN-T) rules. Interinstitutional negotiations have been in progress since mid-April, ever since the European Parliament defined its position (see EUROPE B13161A1). 

According to the document to which EUROPE had access, the proposed compromises concern around ten articles....

Contents

BEACONS
Beacons: What is the European Education Area, anyway? (1/2)
SECTORAL POLICIES
ENERGY: electricity market reform, European Parliament rapporteur’s proposal on capping revenues of sub-marginal generators is debated
ENERGY: Energy Community Parliamentary Plenum reports on progress in energy transition and restoration of Ukrainian energy system
RESEARCH: European research ministers want open-access model for scientific publishing for authors and readers
RESEARCH: European ministers seek open but secure international cooperation in R&I
INDUSTRY: report on construction products adopted in European Parliament’s Committee on Internal Market
INDUSTRY: Euro 7, eight Member States oppose Commission’s proposal
INTERNAL MARKET/TRADE: part of European Parliament urges EU Council to advance work on regulation against forced labour
DIGITAL: Cyber Resilience Act, MEPs stress importance of easing burden on micro-enterprises and SMEs
DIGITAL: Irish Data Protection Commission defends its work in European Parliament
TRANSPORT: Swedish Presidency fine-tunes its compromise proposal on developing trans-European transport network
HOME AFFAIRS: freezing and confiscating assets of criminal groups, MEPs ready to negotiate with EU Council
HOME AFFAIRS: police cooperation, European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties excludes driving licences from automated data exchange
JUSTICE: in Ljubljana, Didier Reynders says that fight against impunity for international crimes in Ukraine is “priority of his mandate”
AGRICULTURE: European Parliament’s Committee on Agriculture rejects proposal on nature restoration
AGRICULTURE: European Commission considers it too costly to provide for detailed labelling of origin of honey in cases of mixtures
CLIMATE: Urban Transitions Mission launches a new call to support cities in their climate and energy planning
Russian invasion of Ukraine
UKRAINE: EU has delivered 220,000 rounds of ammunition of all calibres to Ukrainian army
AGRICULTURE: farmers from five EU countries call for re-introduction of customs duties on Ukrainian agricultural products
STATE AID: European Commission allows Poland to support its farmers to tune of around €1 billion
ECONOMY: Ukraine receives €1.5 billion in macro-financial assistance
RUSSIA: EU denounces Russian attempts to undermine work of International Criminal Court
SECURITY - DEFENCE
SPACE: EU Council calls for a European approach to space traffic management
DEFENCE: eleven new projects under EU’s permanent structured cooperation
CSDP: a new EU Civilian CSDP Compact
EXTERNAL ACTION
DEVELOPMENT/ENVIRONMENT: MEPs call on EU to act on UN Sustainable Development Goals
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
FINANCE: ‘ESAP’, European Parliament and EU Council reach provisional political agreement on Single Access Point
TAXATION: IASB publishes amendments on accounting for deferred taxes following OECD agreement
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS - SOCIETAL ISSUES
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: manifesto to support disability rights for European elections
WOMEN’S RIGHTS: towards EU ratification of Istanbul Convention in early June
MEDIA: European Parliament Committee on Civil Liberties adopts its position on ‘anti-SLAPPs’ Directive
DEMOCRACY: transparency and targeting of political advertising, Sandro Gozi believes an interinstitutional agreement could be reached on 5 June
NEWS BRIEFS
FOOD: EU legislative package on ‘soil health’ and ‘new GMOs’ rescheduled for 5 July
COHESION: opening of Budapest metro line renovated with EU funds
CONSUMERS: MEPs endorse provisional European Parliament/EU Council agreement on ‘credit agreements in digital age’ directive
INDUSTRY: MEPs approve provisional agreement on Chips Act
FISHERIES: European Commission proposals on new EU-Kiribati fisheries agreement 
DRC: EU condemns violent crackdown against opposition demonstrators