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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13275
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SECTORAL POLICIES / Home affairs

Removal of online child sexual abuse content, Member States want to move quickly towards an agreement

The European Union’s interior ministers are moving closer to an agreement on the controversial draft regulation on the removal of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) from the Internet. On Thursday 19 October in Luxembourg, they signalled their intention to make progress as quickly as possible, but some of them still raised major concerns.

At the end of the day’s work, the Spanish Minister for Home Affairs, Fernando Grande-Marlaska Gomez, said that “we are close to a breakthrough, but...

Contents

SECTORAL POLICIES
HOME AFFAIRS: internal security in EU – European ministers insist on closer police cooperation and better rules on return for rejected asylum seekers
HOME AFFAIRS: removal of online child sexual abuse content, Member States want to move quickly towards an agreement
JUSTICE: harmonisation of insolvency rules and fight against impunity for Russian leaders in relation to Ukraine on agenda of EU countries
DIGITAL: Commission requests information from Meta and TikTok on measures taken to stop dissemination of illegal content online
ENERGY: European Commission is to propose extending the emergency regulation aimed at speeding up granting of permits to wind energy sector
ENERGY: electricity market reform – negotiations between EU Council and European Parliament launched
ENERGY: EU countries met their storage obligations in 2022, by collectively storing 630 TWh of gas, according to ACER
FOOD SAFETY: European Parliament Committee on Environment could adopt reduction of at least 50% in use of pesticides by 2030
ANIMAL HEALTH: 83% of Europeans want to limit transport time for farm animals
ENVIRONMENT: European Commission is preparing regulations on minimum hygiene requirements for materials coming into contact with drinking water
ENVIRONMENT: neonicotinoids, Belgian Council of State annuls Belgium’s abusive derogations following ruling of Court of Justice of EU
ENVIRONMENT: European Commission rules in favour of Poland in a dispute concerning illegal shipments of waste from Germany
CLIMATE: ETS, European Commission announces new auctioning regulation to include new sectors and enhance transparency
TRANSPORT: number of road deaths in EU rose between 2021 and 2022
TRANSPORT: more than 70 companies call on European Commission to publish Multimodal Digital Mobility Services Regulation
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY
HUMAN RIGHTS: European Parliament awards 2023 Sakharov Prize to Jina Mahsa Amini and ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’ movement in Iran
MIDDLE EAST: European Parliament calls for a humanitarian pause
MEDIA: European Parliament deplores persistent rule of law failings in Malta against backdrop of political confrontation
DEMOCRACY: Christel Schaldemose calls on Commission to stand firm with major digital platforms
SERBIA/KOSOVO: MEPs accuse Aleksandar Vučić’s government of pursuing dangerous policy towards Kosovo and Western countries
AGRICULTURE: European Parliament calls for protein strategy but one excluding cell-based foods
AGRICULTURE: European Parliament calls for measures to improve agricultural land markets
AGRICULTURE: European Parliament backs end to fur farming
RESEARCH: Christian Elher and Iliana Ivanova agree on need for adequate funding for research in Europe
EXTERNAL ACTION
HUMANITARIAN AID: more than fifty tonnes of emergency aid for Gaza delivered to Egypt by EU humanitarian airlift
TRADE: Economic security and agreement with Mercosur on agenda of informal meeting of trade ministers
TRADE: foreign investment and export controls – a necessary tool for EU security, says Commission report
SECURITY - DEFENCE
SPACE: Josef Aschbacher believes that EU must be ambitious when it comes to space exploration
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
COMPETITION: Commission imposes fines totalling €13.4 million on six pharmaceutical companies involved in cartel
ECONOMY: European Commission green-lights revised Austrian, Swedish, and Danish recovery plans
ECB: launch of preparation phase for digital euro welcomed by stakeholders, who stress need for broad public debate
INSTITUTIONAL
FUTURE OF EU: reform of European treaties, Spanish Presidency promises to forward European Parliament’s request of convening a Convention to EU Council
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
EMPLOYMENT: Court of Justice of EU clarifies rules on overtime pay for part-time workers
NEWS BRIEFS
BANKS: Claudia Buch officially appointed chair of Single Supervisory Mechanism
EDUCATION/CLIMATE: European universities present their Green Deal roadmap
FINANCE: EU Council validates agreement with European Parliament on green bonds
TRANSPORT: Council of EU validates provisional agreement on deployment of intelligent transport systems