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Rees-Mogg Predicts “No-Deal” Brexit
July 31, 2018
The Guardian reports that, following the EU’s critiques of the British government’s latest negotiating position, the head of the UK’s euroskeptic European Research Group Jacob Rees-Mogg has asserted that the likeliest outcome of the UK-EU Brexit negotiations is withdrawal from the bloc without a deal on customs or trade.
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Barnier: UK Financial Market Demands Would Violate EU Law
July 31, 2018
Investment Week reports that the European Commission’s chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has warned that the UK government’s negotiating position on a Brexit deal calling for provisions permitting British financial service companies to retain enhanced access to EU markets would violate the EU’s “decision making autonomy.”
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Libya Rejects EU Plans for External Migrant Processing Centers
July 31, 2018
The Guardian reports that the Libyan government has rejected a plan agreed by EU member states to establish migrant processing centers in the country to cut down on the number of migrants from Africa attempting the journey to Europe across the Mediterranean Sea.
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Italy Seeks EU Agency on Redistributing Migrants
July 31, 2018
Reuters reports that Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has called on the European Commission (EC) to set up a “crisis committee” to coordinate among EU member states the redistribution of African migrants rescued from the Mediterranean.
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EC Launches ECJ Case on Hungarian Asylum Policies
July 31, 2018
Politico reports that the European Commission (EC) has referred the Hungarian government to the Court of Justice of the EU (ECJ), alleging that the government has violated EU law through its indefinite detention of asylum seekers in “transit zones” without giving them access to asylum procedures guaranteed by the supranational bloc.
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