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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13229
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EXTERNAL ACTION / Israel

EU concerned about judicial reform

Speaking to EUROPE on Tuesday 25 July, a spokesman for the European External Action Service (EEAS) underlined the EU’s concerns about the vote on judicial reform in the Israeli Knesset the previous day.

One provision aims to remove the possibility for the judiciary to rule on the ‘reasonableness’ of government decisions. Coalition MPs voted in favour of the text, while the opposition boycotted the vote.

“The EU is concerned that this law would limit the Supreme Court’s ability to...

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AGRICULTURE: Janusz Wojciechowski in favour of aid to cover cost of transporting Ukrainian grain
ECONOMY: disbursement of a new instalment of macro-financial assistance for Ukraine
DEFENCE: formalisation of a new Norwegian financial contribution to European Peace Facility
SECTORAL POLICIES
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COMPETITIVENESS: Granada Summit, next major event in EU’s drive for an Open Strategic Autonomy
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ENVIRONMENT/ANIMAL HEALTH: European Commission undertakes to speed up abandonment of animal experimentation in response to a citizens’ initiative
HOME AFFAIRS: European Commission details sectors that Member States should target to identify and protect their critical entities
RESEARCH: Council gives green light to creation of Joint Undertaking to strengthen Europe’s semiconductor R&I capacity
DIGITAL: DSA, French regulatory authority recommends companies step up measures to combat online hate content more effectively
ENERGY: ACER assesses efforts of transmission system operators to remedy bottlenecks in North-Western European gas markets
DIGITAL: EDPB welcomes mutual adequacy decision on transferring data from United States and review of adequacy decision for Japan
TRANSPORT: rolling stock market is set to grow, according to a study by European Parliament
EXTERNAL ACTION
TRADE: economic security, several Member States stress importance of keeping EU open
ISRAEL: EU concerned about judicial reform
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS - SOCIETAL ISSUES
DEMOCRACY: legal experts of EU Council define strict conditions for participation of this institution in EU Ethics Body
NEWS BRIEFS
HOME AFFAIRS: Cyprus joins Schengen Information System
CAMBODIA: EU deplores exclusion of important sectors of opposition from legislative elections on 23 July
ENERGY: EU Council adopts energy efficiency directive
ECUADOR: EU to send three experts to support general elections
INDUSTRY: EU Council adopts ‘Chips Act’ regulation on semiconductors
TRANSPORT: EU Council adopts agreement with European Parliament on deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure
TRANSPORT: EU Council adopts interinstitutional agreement on sustainable maritime fuels