European Institutions

  • Unions Push for UK Commitment to EU Standards After Brexit

    February 06, 2019

    The Guardian reports that British trade union leaders are demanding that Prime Minister Theresa May include provisions in her Brexit deal with the EU committing the UK to follow EU standards on worker rights and environmental protection after Britain leaves the bloc.

  • EU Institutions Agree to Harmonize Asset Marketing Rules

    February 06, 2019

    The European Parliament and EU Council have reached an agreement on legislation to harmonize rules across EU member states to encourage the marketing of funds by asset managers across the bloc and to take another step toward the construction of an EU “Capital Markets Union.”

  • EU Agency Calls on Governments to Address Climate Change Impacts

    February 06, 2019

    The European Environment Agency has published a report calling on EU member states to do more to reduce the exposure of their citizens to air and noise pollution and to extreme heat, including by pursuing “climate change adaptation” policies to address the higher frequency of heat waves.

  • EU Body Seeks to Extend Aviation Certificates in Case of No-Deal Brexit

    February 06, 2019

    Highlighting the continued work of EU institutions aimed at managing a potential no-deal Brexit scenario, the EU Council’s Permanent Representatives Committee has agreed its position on a proposal to extend the validity of various aviation safety certificates for airlines based in the UK if Britain and the EU fail to come to a withdrawal agreement.

  • EC Reflects on Strategies to Achieve SDGs

    February 06, 2019

    The European Commission (EC) has published a “reflection paper” setting out options for achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Europe by 2030, including one scenario in which the EC develops an “overarching” SDGs strategy guiding EU institutions and the member states.

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