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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13453

16 July 2024
Contents Publication in full By article 3 / 28
SECTORAL POLICIES / Agriculture
Food chain and post-2027 CAP among priorities of Hungarian Presidency of EU Council
Brussels, 15/07/2024 (Agence Europe)

On Monday 15 July in Brussels, István Nagy, the Hungarian Minister of Agriculture, confirmed the known priorities of the Hungarian Presidency of the EU Council in the field of agriculture, including the future of the common agricultural policy (CAP) and measures to strengthen the position of farmers in the food supply chain (see EUROPE B13450A13).

No delegation made any statement after the Hungarian priorities were presented (see EUROPE B13443A11).

Mr Nagy did not refer to the proposals...

Contents

SECTORAL POLICIES
AGRICULTURE: several Member States regret drop in EU funding for promotion programmes
AGRICULTURE: several ministers believe that agriculture is “backbone of a competitive and prosperous EU”
AGRICULTURE: food chain and post-2027 CAP among priorities of Hungarian Presidency of EU Council
ENERGY: Hungarian Presidency of EU Council takes pulse of Member States on promoting investment in geothermal energy
ENERGY: European Commission clarifies how to indicate energy labelling classes in visual advertising
COMPETITIVENESS: Hungarian Presidency of EU Council suggests European investment in electric vehicles
RESEARCH: sixty-eight highly innovative companies to share €411 million in European funding from EIC Accelerator
HUNGARIAN PRESIDENCY OF THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
HU24EU: European Commissioners to no longer attend informal meetings of Hungarian Presidency of EU Council
INSTITUTIONAL
THE LEFT: radical left in European Parliament hear Ursula von der Leyen before vote in plenary session
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT: final adjustments on eve of election of European Parliament President and Vice-Presidents
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT: Catalan MEP Antoni Comín counting on European Court of Justice in order to regain seat in European Parliament
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
ECONOMY: Eurogroup recommends restrictive fiscal stance for 2025
FRANCE: time has come to consolidate public accounts, warn European authorities
EXTERNAL ACTION
MIDDLE EAST: EU sanctions five settlers and three entities, including group of violent activists, for human rights violations against Palestinians
JORDAN: EU undertakes to strengthen its cooperation with Jordan to preserve its role as a pillar of regional stability
UNITED STATES: European leaders unanimously condemn attempt on Donald Trump’s life
SECURITY - DEFENCE
DEFENCE : ‘European Peace Facility’, EU Council adopts assistance measures for armed forces of Benin and Albania
Russian invasion of Ukraine
ENERGY: Kadri Simson calls for contributions to Ukraine Energy Support Fund, currently standing at over €500 million
IRAN : EU Council extends sanctions against Iran for supporting Russia and armed organisations
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS - SOCIETAL ISSUES
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: European Commission publishes “catalogue of positive actions” to promote inclusion of people with disabilities in labour market
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights denounces anti-Roma discrimination in Slovakia and calls for “radical shift”
NEWS BRIEFS
CLIMATE: EU commemorates victims of global climate crisis
TRADE: 31 business associations call for an open trade policy
EUROPEAN COMMISSION: Adina Vălean and Virginijus Sinkevičius leave their posts as European Commissioners
CULTURE : ‘Culture Moves Europe’, 93 organisations selected for artistic residency projects
ENERGY: regulation on reduction of methane emissions in energy sector published in Official Journal of the EU
INDUSTRY: German CDU/CSU parties call on European Commission to introduce European steel pact
TUVALU/MICRONESIA : EU welcomes accession of Tuvalu and Micronesia to Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention