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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13648
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SECTORAL POLICIES / Agriculture

European agriculture ministers insist on regaining control of simplification package

At the EU ‘Agriculture’ Council on Monday 26 May, a large majority of ministers expressed their desire to see the simplification of agricultural rules remain within their remit.

They dispute the decision by the Polish Presidency of the EU Council and the European Commission to have it examined by the EU ‘General Affairs’ Council.

In principle, all ‘omnibus’ regulations must be adopted by the ministers meeting in the EU ‘General Affairs’ Council. The text relating to...

Contents

SECTORAL POLICIES
AGRICULTURE: single fund model is not appropriate for CAP, according to European Ministers
AGRICULTURE: European agriculture ministers insist on regaining control of simplification package
AGRICULTURE: around ten EU countries call for further simplification of regulation aimed at combating imported deforestation
FISHERIES: European Commission proposes a derogation from ban on eel fishing
ENVIRONMENT: European Commission prepares its ‘roadmap’ for creation of a European ‘nature credits’ market
ENVIRONMENT: EU Council and European Parliament reach compromises before getting to heart of matter on hazardous substances to be monitored in water
CONSUMERS: Shein singled out by European Commission and CPC Network for illegal sales methods including false promotions and greenwashing
CLIMATE: environment committee MEPs call for EU climate commitments for 2035 to be presented “well before COP30”
CIVIL PROTECTION: EU prepares for increased risk of forest fires this summer
TRANSPORT: BEUC, Climate Group and T&E call for EU to set target of 100% zero emissions for corporate fleets by 2030
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
COMPANIES: ‘omnibus’ - EU Member States called upon to adopt clearer position on CSDDD and CSRD directives
EXTERNAL ACTION
DEVELOPMENT: EU countries prepare to “redefine financing for development”
DEVELOPMENT: reduction in number of staff in certain EU diplomatic delegations is under consideration
UNITED STATES: trade negotiations between EU and Washington set to continue until 9 July
MERCOSUR: EU/Mercosur trade agreement should soon be on table of European co-legislators
SOCIAL AFFAIRS - EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT: mobility of workers - added value of European Labour Authority is real, but limited by its mandate, according to Commission
EMPLOYMENT: quality traineeships; Polish Presidency of EU Council relaunches work on draft Council recommendation
INSTITUTIONAL
GENERAL AFFAIRS: respect for Rule of law in Hungary, democratic resilience and multilingualism on agenda of EU countries
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS - SOCIETAL ISSUES
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: a new report highlights €1.1 billion in European funds used to finance practices that violate fundamental rights
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
MIGRATION: responding to nine Member States, Secretary General of Council of Europe opposes any politicising of European Court of Human Rights
NEWS BRIEFS
HOME AFFAIRS: Polish Presidency of EU Council will leave it to Denmark to find new ways of removing child sexual abuse material from Internet
AFRICA: football - EU will be an official partner of Africa Cup of Nations
BUDGET: European Commission’s proposal for post-2027 multiannual financial framework is scheduled for 16 July
TAXATION: European Commission launches call for proposals for EU action grants under ‘Fiscalis’ programme
ACCOUNTING STANDARDS: EFRAG invites comments on its draft endorsement advice concerning IFRS 19