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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12835

19 November 2021
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SECTORAL POLICIES
AGRICULTURE Interview: MEP Éric Andrieu will vote against Regulation on strategic plans, as he does not want to “sign a blank cheque”
Brussels, 18/11/2021 (Agence Europe)

MEP Éric Andrieu (S&D, France), rapporteur on the ‘Common Market Organisation’ (CMO) part of the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), will vote next week against the report on the Regulation on strategic plans because he does not want to sign a blank cheque, he explained to EUROPE in an interview on 16 November. He also fears a renationalisation of the CAP and is in favour of binding ‘European Green Deal’targets in the strategic plans currently being submitted by the Member...

Contents

SECTORAL POLICIES
AGRICULTURE Interview: MEP Éric Andrieu will vote against Regulation on strategic plans, as he does not want to “sign a blank cheque”
FISHERIES: France is preparing an exit plan for its vessels excluded from UK waters
ENVIRONMENT: fighting global deforestation caused by EU, MEPs welcome proposed regulation as an excellent first step
CLIMATE/FINANCE: Austria is ready to take EU to court if nuclear power is included in taxonomy, warns Leonore Gewessler
CLIMATE: climate risks in Europe are increasing in frequency and severity, warns EEA
COHESION: European Commission calls on Member States to speed up programming of post-2020 cohesion funds
DIGITAL: DSA, Member States agree on future interinstitutional negotiations
TERRORISM: EU Member States have generally strengthened their policies to prevent terrorism
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
FINANCE: European Commission finalises revision of EU rules on Alternative investment Funds
COMPETITION: “We are in the middle of a review of competition policy with unprecedented scope and ambition”, says Ms Vestager
PAYMENTS: if we do not meet demand for digital payments, others will, says Fabio Panetta
ECONOMY: better to act at European level to boost investment, says European Fiscal Board
INSTITUTIONAL
EU2022FR: digital, climate and social issues will be central to French Presidency of EU Council, says Clément Beaune
BUDGET: European Parliament committee approves amending budgets for 2021 on humanitarian aid and vaccines
RULE OF LAW: Didier Reynders in Poland for two days to assess situation of rule of law
EXTERNAL ACTION
BELARUS: G7 Foreign Ministers condemn orchestration of migration
CHINA: EU imposes definitive anti-dumping duties on Chinese optical fibre cables
TRADE: EU imposes definitive anti-dumping duties on Indian and Indonesian stainless steel cold-rolled flat products
EU RESPONSE TO COVID-19
COMPETITION: European Commission extends temporary framework in context of Covid-19 pandemic until 30 June 2022
HOME AFFAIRS : Commission is already considering extending EU Covid certificate system
HEALTH: European Medicines Agency could approve GSK's Covid-19 treatment within two months
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT: despite health situation, European Parliament maintains its plenary sessions in Strasbourg
SOCIAL AFFAIRS - EDUCATION
EDUCATION: EU Council concerned about low levels of adult education and training in Member States
SOCIAL: carcinogens and mutagens—EU co-legislators stumble over issue of exposure to hazardous drugs
NEWS BRIEFS
SOUTH-EAST ASIA: EU and ASEAN, partners in strengthening environmental dimension of sustainable development
EDUCATION: European Commission supports second call for projects to boost innovation in higher education
ENERGY: ‘Fit for 55’ package, 11 European associations call on EU co-legislators to promote flexible electricity consumption
ENERGY: regional risk groups for security of EU gas supply updated
TRANSPORT: rail infrastructure heads recall importance of digitisation and interoperability
TRANSPORT: ACEA and T&E call for better preparation of buildings for deployment of electric vehicle charging points
TRANSPORT: road safety—despite decrease in fatalities in EU in 2020, targets for last decade have not been met