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22
Feb
The EU is taking the steps needed to continue to ensure a high level of aviation safety in its airspace in the event the UK leaves the EU without a negotiated agreement. Member states' representatives meeting in the Council's Permanent Representatives Committee today approved an agreement with the European Parliament on a draft regulation aimed at ensuring the continued validity of certain aviation safety certificates.
The regulation covers aviation safety certificates for certain aeronautical products, parts and appliances issued to...
21
Feb
Analysis by Luke McGee, CNN
With Brexit day only weeks away, and still no deal in place, now might not seem the best time for British politicians to flip the table over.
But this week, 11 Members of Parliament have done exactly that. On Monday, seven members of the opposition Labour Party announced that they were fed up of their leader Jeremy Corbyn, citing reasons ranging from rampant anti-Semitism to his lack of leadership on Brexit. They will now sit as...
20
Feb
The College of Commissioners was today briefed by the Secretary-General Martin Selmayr and discussed the progress made on the Commission's contingency proposals for the undesirable but possible situation of a “no deal” Brexit. Michel Barnier, Chief Negotiator for Article 50 negotiations, updated the College on the latest state of play of the ongoing discussions with the UK government.
To date, the Commission has tabled 19 legislative proposals, on which good progress has been made in the European Parliament and the...
19
Feb
Press Release February 19, 2019
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published today its 2019 Supervision Work Programme, which details the main areas of focus for the upcoming year for ESMA’s supervision of Trade Repositories (TRs), Credit Rating Agencies (CRAs), and the monitoring of third-country market infrastructures such as third-country central clearing counterparties (TC-CCPs) and third-country Central Securities Depositories (TC-CSDs).
ESMA currently directly supervises eight TRs and 27 CRAs. It also carries responsibility forfour certified CRAs and 32...
15
Feb
By John Bruton, former Irish Prime Minister (Taoiseach) and First EU Ambassador to the United States
The beef sector will be worst hit, with a 350kg Irish beef carcass, worth 1295 euros, facing a 780 euro tariff on the UK market, if the UK applies WTO terms.
If, instead, the UK adopts a zero tariff approach, Irish beef would face unlimited Brazilian competition.
The emergency support measures, that the EU might introduce to deal with a No Deal crisis, would buy time...
11
Feb
Brief Description of Country:
Slovakia is a country located in the Central and Eastern European region (CEE) with a population of 5.4 million inhabitants and surrounded by five neighboring countries (Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Ukraine). The official language is the Slovak language, which belongs to the East Slavic Language Family. Slovakia is a member state of more than 60 of the most important international organizations such as the European Union (EU), NATO, the United Nations (UN), the Organization for...
11
Feb
By the EACCNY - EACC Insights Editorial Note
Machine learning advancements will reorient our labor economy in increasingly significant ways over the next several decades, and companies and governments must prepare its citizens for the many challenges as well as opportunities these advancements will create. Governments, private companies, and institutions at the local, regional, and state wide levels must engage with one another if the EU and US plan to prepare their workforces for these coming shifts. As an economic...
11
Feb
By John Bruton, February 10,2019
We seem to be sliding inexorably toward a “No Deal” Brexit.
Mrs May’s decision to prioritize a deal with the Brexiteers in her own party, over a possible deal with the Opposition, and the time limits imposed on all of us by Article 50, make a No Deal much more likely than it was a week ago.
The EU is a rule based organisation, and it cannot afford to break its own rules if it wants to maintain...
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