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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13239
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EXTERNAL ACTION / Niger/sahel

EU ready to consider any ECOWAS request

On Wednesday 30 August, the defence ministers of the EU Member States expressed their deep concern regarding the military coup of 26 July in Niger and the risks of further destabilisation of the Sahel, at an informal exchange of views in Toledo on this putsch and its implications for the whole region (see EUROPE B13238A5). They felt that it was necessary to side with the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), as “we have expressed [...] from the first moment”, explained...

Contents

Russian invasion of Ukraine
UKRAINE: ministers discuss strengthening EU support for Ukraine
UKRAINE: meeting between Ukrainian Deputy Finance Minister and officials from Council of Europe Development Bank
ECONOMY: MEPs back EU macro-financial assistance to Ukraine until 2027
EXTERNAL ACTION
NIGER/SAHEL: EU ready to consider any ECOWAS request
GABON: EU defence ministers concerned about military coup in Gabon
ZIMBABWE: EU “takes note of announcement of results” of presidential and parliamentary elections of 23 August
TRADE: IMF also warns against restrictions on world trade
INSTITUTIONAL
BUDGET: MEPs want €10 billion more for mid-term review of 2021-2027 financial framework
SECTORAL POLICIES
AGRICULTURE: European Commission is confident about grain production in EU
AGRICULTURE: CAP’s strategic plans miss mark when it comes to equity, according to ARC 2020
AGRICULTURE: MEPs concerned about future sustainability criteria for seeds
ENERGY: HOTREC calls for a rational approach across EU in support of small and medium-sized enterprises regarding energy performance of buildings
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
FINANCE: Retail Investment Strategy, risk warnings and misleading marketing on EU Member States’ agenda
FINANCE: ‘Listing Act’, discussions continue at European Parliament on prospectus and market abuse in an attempt to complete dossier before end of legislature
COMPANIES: Germany proposes a plan to reduce administrative burdens at European level
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
SOCIAL: European trade unions call on Ursula von der Leyen to commit to social justice in her State of Union speech
NEWS BRIEFS
FOREIGN AFFAIRS: launch of second phase of European Diplomatic Academy pilot project
ECB: Piero Cipollone to replace Fabio Panetta on Monetary Institute’s Executive Board
EUROPEAN COMMISSION: Valdis Dombrovskis hopes to obtain a new mandate to “continue work begun” in next legislature
COMPETITION: European Commission gives green light to acquisition of RNS Enerji by TotalEnergies and RNS Holding
SPACE: SatCen signs agreement with France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg and Spain on access to Earth observation data
GUATEMALA: EU “deeply concerned” by continuing attacks on democratic process
ETHIOPIA: EU concerned by deadly conflict and human rights violations in Amhara region
SOCIAL: several sectors concerned about automatic reclassification of self-employed workers on digital platforms