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UK Ministers Downplay EU Migration Targets
July 21, 2016
The Telegraph reports that British Government Ministers have declined to commit to a pledge from their party's manifesto to decrease migration to the "tens of thousands" following the UK's vote to leave the EU, instead promising to reduce migration into the country to "sustainable levels."
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France Seeks Stronger EU Defense Cooperation
July 21, 2016
EurActiv reports that, in the wake of the July terror attack in Nice, French President François Hollande has been engaging with other leaders of EU member states in preparation for a September summit in Bratislava, Slovakia, on the future of the EU to advocate greater cooperation on defense capabilities and policies in the bloc.
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EU Advances Accession Talks with Serbia
July 21, 2016
EUobserver reports that, in a signal that plans for the enlargement of the bloc in the Balkans continue, the EU has opened two additional chapters in accession talks with Serbia.
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EU Overrides National Objections to Posted Worker Legislation
July 21, 2016
The European Commission has overridden objections from 14 chambers of national parliaments in 11 EU member states asserting that an EU directive providing for equal pay between posted and local workers violates the bloc's principle of subsidiarity and will permit the legislation to proceed in the EU Council and Parliament.
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EU Parliament Reports Call for "More Europe"
July 20, 2016
According to Politico, in the face of calls from EU leaders and member states to step back from EU federalism following the UK's vote to leave the bloc, Members of the European Parliament have produced a set of reports seeking more measures to solve problems at the EU level and treaty changes that bring more power to Brussels.
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