BOLET ÍN BREXIT n 11 - EUROPA Cantabria

Oficina del Gobierno de Cantabria en Bruselas

                      BOLET ÍN BREXIT n°11
UNIÓN EUROPEA

PARLAMENTO EUROPEO
-Guidance by the EU supervisory and resolution authorities on Brexit
-Deal on EU-UK relations must not compromise EU values
-Propuesta de resolución del Parlamento Europeo sobre el abandono del procedimiento de
infracción al Reino Unido y la continuación de las negociaciones con el Reino Unido. Julie
Lechanteaux (Rassemblement National). Evidentemente, no llegó ni a presentarse en el pleno.
-Reglamento (UE) 2020/1530 del Parlamento Europeo y del Consejo relativo a las normas de
seguridad e interoperabilidad ferroviaria en la conexión fija a través del Canal de la Mancha

COMISION EUROPEA
-Inicio procedimiento de infracción contra el Reino Unido por no cumplir sus compromisos
-Declaración de la Presidenta Von der Leyen sobre las negociaciones con el Reino Unido y el
inicio del procedimiento de infracción
-Declaración de Michel Barnier tras la novena ronda de negociaciones sobre la relación futura
entre la UE y el Reino Unido
-Agenda novena ronda de negociaciones
-Brexit readyness: treating UK nationals at the external Schengen borders and related issues
-Intervención de Michel Barnier ante el PE 21 de octubre
-Intervención de Maros Sefcovic ante el Parlamento Europeo 21 de octubre
-Declaración de Maros Sefcovic tras la tercera reunión del comité conjunto UE-UK

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-Declaración de la Comisión Europea tras la cuarta reunión del comité conjunto UE-Reino
Unido
-Orden del día de la cuarta reunión del comite conjunto UE-UK 19 de octubre
-Joint report on the implementation of residence rights under the part two of Withdrawal
Agreement
-Organizing principles for futher negotiations

CONSEJO EUROPEO
-Conclusiones del Consejo Europeo sobre las relaciones UE-UK de 15 de octubre
-Intervención de Michel Barnier tras el Consejo Europeo 15 de octubre
-Intervención del Presidente del Consejo Europeo tras la primera sesión de trabajo del Consejo
Europeo 15 de octubre
-Informe del Presidente del Consejo Europeo al Parlamento Europeo sobre el Consejo Europeo
de los dias 15 y 16 de octubre

REINO UNIDO

GOBIERNO BRITÁNICO
-PM statement on Brexit negotiation with the EU_16 Octubre
-Statement on further UK-EU negotiations_ 21 October
-Organizing principles for further negotiations
-Readout of PM phone call with European Commission president and European Council
President _14 Octubre
-Transport travel between the UK and the EU from 1 January 2021
-Government steps up plans to keep trade flowing at the end of the transition period
-Exiting the European Union Competition_ The state aid regulations
-Home Office announces tougher criminality rules for EU citizens

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-Readout of Prime Minister and Michael Gove call with business leaders
-Passport rules for travel to Europe from 1 January 2021
-EU exit update on negotiations and the work of the Joint Committee
-Meeting of the Withdrawal agreement Joint Committee
-Using personal data in your business or other organizations afer the transition period
-Exporting or importing objects of cultural interest from 1 January 2021
-Making phone calls and sending texts to EU and EEA countries after the UK leaves the EU
-Using your mobile in EU and EEA countries after the UK leaves the EU
-.eu domain names - what you need to do before the end of the transition period
-The eCommerce directive after the transition period
-UK transiton campaign - communication ressources
-Employing EU citizens in the UK
-Importing and exporting wine from 1 January 2021
-Upholding environmental standards from 1 January 2021
-Prtotecting food and drink names from 1 January 2021
-Are you ready for our new relationship with the EU?
-Time is running out for business to prepare
-Government publishes updated GB-EU border operating model
-The Border with the European Union - Importing and exporting goods
-Family law disputes involving the EU: guidance for legal professionasl from 1 January 2021
-UK-EU crossborder divorces from 1 January 2021

PARLAMENTO BRITÁNICO
-Principles of International Law: a brief guide
-The UK-EU Withdrawal Agreement: dispute settlement and EU powers
-Internal Market Bill: reactions from Scottish and Welsh governments
-Intelligence and Security Committee of Parliament - Northern Ireland related terrorism
-Family visas requirements: future changes affecting brittish citizens in the EU

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-The future UK-EU relationship on professional and business services
-Briefing sobre la UK Internal Market Bill para su consideración en la Cámara de los Lores
-Brexit: the end of Dublin III Regulation in the UK
-Brexit timeline: events leading to the UK's exit from the European Union
-A brave new Britain? The future of the UK's international policy

PARLAMENTO ESCOCES
-UK Withdarwal from the European Union (Continuity) (Scotland) Bill
-UK Withdrawal from the European Union (Continuity) (Scotland) Bill _Policy Memorandum
-UK Withdrawal from the European Union (Legal Continuity) (Scoltland) Bill
-UK Withdrawal from the European Union (Legal Continuity) (Scotland) Bill_ Policy
Memorandum
-Thee UK internal market bill - a threat to the circular economy in Scotland?
-The UK Internal Market Bill - the devolved administrations responses

THINS-TANKS

UK IN A CHANGING EUROPE
-Ratification of a Brexit deal
-Brexit and Ireland, north and south
-Government's Brexit comunication face challenge when it comes to business
-Channel crossings, migration and franco-brittish cooperation
-Australia, the EU and UK, in light of Brexit and COVID-19
-Kicking the subsdies question can down the road?
-The EU's legal action shows it means business
-UK-EU dispute resolution, after the transition period
-Boris Johnson's Brexit deadline

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-Fisheries and Brexit: both sides need a deal
-Negotiatiors must bring aviations agreement to a safe landing
-Brexit negotiations: a deal hangs by a thread
-UK Internal Market Bill devolution and the Union
-Britain's pharmaceutical industry and no deal
-Boris Johnson's announcement
-The services sector and a UE-EU trade deal
-Hungary and Brexit, limeted interests?

EUROPEAN POLICY CENTRE
-The implicationns of a no-deal Brexit for the EU

FRIENDS OF EUROPE
-The EU must soften on Brexit to safeguard wider European goals

LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
-The cost of Brexit is likely to be more than double that of COVID- it must be delayed

NOTRE EUROPE – INSTITUTE JACQUES DELORS
-La nouvelle economie du Brexit

CENTRE FOR EUROPEAN REFORM
-A trade deal would give the City of London breathing space
-Brexit and COVID are a toxic mix
-A tale of batteries, Brexit and EU strategic autonomy

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EULHERMES
-A hard-Brexit could cost the EU EUR 33 BN in annual exports

INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AND EUROPEAN AFFAIRS
-UK Agriculture and food policy post-Brexit: an Irish perspective

INSTITUTE OF DIRECTORS
-COVID would magnify no-deal impact for business

CHATHAM HOUSE
-The future of the E3 Post-Brexit cooperation between the UK, France and Germany

CARNEGIE EUROPE
-Brexit and the dismal reality of "take back control"

SCIENCE & BUSINESS
-Uk talks on Horizon Europe price tag not in a good position

TRADE UNION CONGRESS (TUC)
-Levelling up th UK: the role of state aid

EUROPEAN COUNCIL OF FOREIGN RELATIONS
-That Brexit deal: how to get Boris on board

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PRENSA
EURACTIV
-Wealthy Britons step up citizenship shopping to thwart Brexit
-Johnson and no-deal Brexit
-Agrifood brief: Brexit crunch time - no time to chew the fat
-UK unveils new rules to bar entry to EU criminals

THE GUARDIAN
-UK intelligence data "would be deleted" in event of no-deal Brexit
-With its legal action over this UK bill , the EU is showing it means business
-Brexit: Barnier mocks Johnson's "third dead-line" on talks
-Two thirds of Brittish voters think EU nationals should not have free movement
-Is it decission day on Brexit talks - and what is still to be resolved?
-UK economy not ready for no-deal Brexit, say business leaders
-UK refuses to restart Brexit talks despite EU accepting its demands
-Boris Johnson split from Brussels echoes Henry VIII break with Rome
-UK presses for use of faster passport gates at EU airports post-Brexit

POLITICO
-What happens if there's no Brexit trade deal
-Scotland will always uphold international law
-Flanders will use charter from 1666 to guarantee post-Brexit fishing rights
-Any Brexit deal is better than no-deal
-The three calls that unlocked Brexit
-Top scientists push "final opportuniy" for EU-UK research deal

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HUMOR

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