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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13417
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NEWS BRIEFS / Culture

Five films supported by Creative Europe won awards at Cannes

27/05/2024 (Agence Europe) – At the end of the 77th Cannes Film Festival, which came to a close on Saturday 25 May, five films supported by the European Union through its Creative Europe programme received awards. Payal Kapadia’s All We Imagine as Light, a collaboration between India, France, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Italy, won the Grand Prix and the Special Mention from the French Association of Arthouse and Experimental Cinemas (Association française des cinémas d'art et d'essai). Miguel Gomes won the Best Director award for his film Grand Tour (Portugal, Italy, France). The Norwegian production Armand, by Halfdan Ullmann Tøndel, won the Caméra d’Or and Mongrel (Taiwan, Singapore, France), by Wei Liang Chiang and You Qiao Yin, received the Caméra d’Or Special Mention. Bad for a moment, by Daniel Soares (Portugal) won the Special Mention for Short Film. (NP)

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EXTERNAL ACTION
MIDDLE EAST: Foreign Ministers call for an Association Council with Israel
HUMANITARIAN AID: Josep Borrell “horrified” by Israeli strikes that killed “dozens of displaced persons”
SYRIA: European Union announces financial support of €2.12 billion for Syrians in 2024 and 2025
RUSSIA: EU sanctions 19 persons and one entity under new regime of restrictive measures linked to human rights violations
GEORGIA: EU foreign ministers call on Tbilisi not to pass ‘transparency of foreign influence’ law
TRADE/ENVIRONMENT: a number of WTO members ask EU to delay applying its rules on imported deforestation
Russian invasion of Ukraine
UKRAINE: ministers call on Hungary to lift its veto on European Peace Facility
RUSSIA: disinformation, EU sanctions media outlet Voice of Europe and two of its managers
ECONOMY: mid-June target for G7 agreement on mobilising profits generated by frozen Russian public assets
SECTORAL POLICIES
AGRICULTURE: action to help farmers “does not stop here”, says Belgian Minister David Clarinval
AGRICULTURE: several EU Member States call for expansion of country of origin labelling of foodstuffs
AGRICULTURE: EU Council still divided over rules governing use of new genomic techniques
FISHERIES: European Commission calls on Senegal to step up fight against illegal fishing
ENERGY: four Central and Eastern European countries reiterate their concerns about German tax on gas storage neutrality
ENERGY: next EU term must invest in energy transition of Central and Eastern European countries, according to E3G and CEE Bankwatch
ENERGY: Council of EU adopts Regulation on reduction of methane emissions from energy sector
DIGITAL: Germany and Baltic States want to steer EU’s future digital policy towards less regulation and more of a market economy
DIGITAL: Thierry Breton calls for unified digital and technological regulation between United States and Europe
HOME AFFAIRS: EU Council definitively validates new directive criminalising human trafficking
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
TAXATION: G7 concerned about finalisation of Pillar I of international reform on corporate taxation, rejects wealth tax
TAXATION: an EU-wide wealth tax is an inefficient tool for income redistribution, says Tax Foundation Europe
COMPETITION: European Commission consults interested parties on block exemption regulation applicable to automotive sector
COMPETITION: European Commission approves Czech measure worth around €3.2 billion to support energy transition
SOCIAL AFFAIRS - EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT: directive on quality internships, very little progress made in EU Council
EDUCATION - YOUTH - CULTURE - SPORT
EDUCATION: European Education and Culture Executive Agency takes stock of Bologna Process in face of current crises
EDUCATION: twenty years of Erasmus Mundus, European Education and Culture Executive Agency looks back at evolution of programme
EP2024
EP2024: Marine Le Pen calls on Giorgia Meloni to unite “to become the second largest group in the European Parliament”
EP2024: future President of European Commission must not collaborate with far-right forces, warns Olaf Scholz
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS - SOCIETAL ISSUES
MEDIA: EU consults to better tackle problem of online hate speech
NEWS BRIEFS
STATE AID: European Commission approves a Polish State aid scheme worth around €486 million to support cereal producers
COMPETITIVENESS: EU Council adopts Net-Zero Industry Act (NZIA)
CULTURE: five films supported by Creative Europe won awards at Cannes
EDUCATION: eight innovations selected to take part in European Digital Education Hub
EDUCATION: Digital Education Action Plan, European Commission launches call for contributions to assess its strategy
ENVIRONMENT: PAN Europe exposes “largest known area-wide water contamination by a manmade chemical”
MIGRATION: agreement between Albania and Italy on transfer of migrants rescued at sea will not be replicated, says Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama
HEALTH: EU Council ratifies new rules on substances of human origin