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Séance plénière : Les députés ont salué les propositions de la Commission européenne en faveur d’une assiette commune consolidée pour l’impôt des sociétés (ACCIS) lors d’un débat avec le commissaire Pierre Moscovici, mardi soir.

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Le conseil restreint de défense a officialisé ce matin la prolongation du séjour du groupe aéronaval
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Plenáris ülés : Az EU költségvetés-tervezetéhez fűzött álláspontjáról szavaz az EP az október 26-i plenáris ülésen. Az EP-képviselők szerdán az Unió hosszú távú költségvetéséről is vitáznak, és a Számvevőszék is értékeli, hogy megfelelően kezelte-e el a 2015-ös büdzséjét az EU. De mit is értünk pontosan az EU hosszú távú költségvetése alatt és mire vonatkoznak az uniós kifizetések és kötelezettségvállalások? Összegyűjtöttük az EU-s büdzséhez kapcsolódó fontosabb kifejezéseket.

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La mission du porte-avions Charles-de-Gaulle est prolongée jusqu'à la mi-décembre. Depuis le 30 septembre, le bâtiment de la marine française est de nouveau déployé en Méditerranée orientale pour des missions...

Plenary sessions : Migrant children, and especially those travelling alone, are among the most vulnerable people on earth. MEPs will discuss how the EU can guarantee their rights and protection in a debate with Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos on Wednesday afternoon at around 16.00. The consequences of the dismantlement of the Calais “jungle”, where there were several unaccompanied asylum-seekers, are likely to be raised.

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Plenary sessions : Migrant children, and especially those travelling alone, are among the most vulnerable people on earth. MEPs will discuss how the EU can guarantee their rights and protection in a debate with Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos on Wednesday afternoon at around 16.00. The consequences of the dismantlement of the Calais “jungle”, where there were several unaccompanied asylum-seekers, are likely to be raised.

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Séance plénière : Les enfants migrants, et en particulier ceux qui voyagent seuls, sont parmi les personnes les plus vulnérables de la planète. Les députés débattront de ma façon dont l'Union européenne peut garantir leurs droits et protection lors d'un débat avec le commissaire Dimitris Avramopoulos mercredi après-midi vers 16h00. Les conséquences du démantèlement de la "jungle" de Calais, où se trouvaient plusieurs demandeurs d'asile non accompagnés, sont susceptibles d'être soulevées.

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Plenary sessions : Migrant children, and especially those travelling alone, are among the most vulnerable people on earth. MEPs will discuss how the EU can guarantee their rights and protection in a debate with Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos on Wednesday afternoon at around 16.00. The consequences of the dismantlement of the Calais “jungle”, where there were several unaccompanied asylum-seekers, are likely to be raised.

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Plenary sessions : Migrant children, and especially those travelling alone, are among the most vulnerable people on earth. MEPs will discuss how the EU can guarantee their rights and protection in a debate with Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos on Wednesday afternoon at around 16.00. The consequences of the dismantlement of the Calais “jungle”, where there were several unaccompanied asylum-seekers, are likely to be raised.

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General : The UK's decision to leave the Union will already affect the EU's budget for next year. "There has already been an unforeseeable situation and now we have to deal with this problem," said Jens Geier, the MEP who will negotiate on behalf of the Parliament regarding the bulk of the EU's budget for 2017. MEPs will vote on Parliament's position in plenary on 26 October. We talked to the German S&D member about how Brexit is affecting the budget and the upcoming negotiations with the Council

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General : The UK's decision to leave the Union will already affect the EU's budget for next year. "There has already been an unforeseeable situation and now we have to deal with this problem," said Jens Geier, the MEP who will negotiate on behalf of the Parliament regarding the bulk of the EU's budget for 2017. MEPs will vote on Parliament's position in plenary on 26 October. We talked to the German S&D member about how Brexit is affecting the budget and the upcoming negotiations with the Council

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Au bord de la sécession à la suite d'un conflit social, l'archipel a remporté le long bras de fer qui l'a opposé à l'État. Mais il continue de voir son avenir en pointillé. Reportage.

Cet article Tunisie : les îles Kerkennah à fleur de peau est apparu en premier sur JeuneAfrique.com.

Certes, le renouvellement des moyens de surveillance du domaine maritime français (zone économique exclusive, ZEE), le deuxième au monde, a été amorcé avec la livraison de 2 Bâtiments multimissions (B2M) sur les 4 commandés pour remplacer les BATRAL (BÂtiment de TRAnsport Léger) et 2 patrouilleurs légers guyanais (PLG, ou classe La Confiance) sont attendus à […]

Cet article Le chef d’état-major de la Marine insiste pour accélérer le renouvellement des patrouilleurs est apparu en premier sur Zone Militaire.

Manuel Valls a rappelé ce mercredi sa "loyauté" et son "dévouement" à François Hollande. Mais le Premier ministre refuse de dire que le chef de l'Etat sortant est le candidat naturel de la gauche en 2017.

In Tunesien sind Frauen trotz ihrer gesetzlichen Gleichstellung und guten Ausbildung in politischen Ämtern unterrepräsentiert. Ähnlich sieht die Lage in den Nachbarländern Algerien und Libyen aus. Doch wo liegen die Ursachen für dieses Ungleichgewicht? Wie können Frauen gestärkt werden?

Plenary sessions : MEPs welcomed the EU Commission proposal for a common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) in a debate with Commissioner Pierre Moscovici on Tuesday evening.

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Plenary sessions : MEPs welcomed the EU Commission proposal for a common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) in a debate with Commissioner Pierre Moscovici on Tuesday evening.

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Plenary sessions : MEPs welcomed the EU Commission proposal for a common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) in a debate with Commissioner Pierre Moscovici on Tuesday evening.

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Plenary sessions : MEPs welcomed the EU Commission proposal for a common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) in a debate with Commissioner Pierre Moscovici on Tuesday evening.

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On 26 October 2016, the Council informed the European Parliament that it cannot accept all its amendments for the 2017 EU budget, adopted the same day.

This triggers a three-week conciliation period starting on 28 October to allow the Council and the Parliament to bridge their differences by 17 November.

"I'm pleased to see that the Council and Parliament share the same objectives for the 2017 EU budget: to enable the EU to address the migration crisis, reinforce security, boost growth and create jobs. This makes me confident that we will be able to agree on the best possible EU budget - a budget that benefits EU taxpayers, European citizens and companies", said Ivan Lesay, state secretary for finance of Slovakia and President of the Council.

In the Council's view the main challenges in reaching a deal on the 2017 EU budget are related to the respect of:

• the EU's multiannual financial framework (MFF) for 2014-2020; the Parliament wants the level of commitments to be way above the MFF expenditure ceilings; this would seriously hamper the EU's ability to react to unforeseen needs
• the estimates of payments needs for 2017; the Parliament wants the level of payments to be above the needs estimates; this would force member states to provide contributions to the EU budget over and above what is necessary at a time when they are struggling to consolidate their public finances
• the agreement reached with the Council in 2015 on financing the European fund for strategic investments; the Parliament asks that this agreement be reopened; this would reduce the EU's financial leeway for meeting unexpected needs for research and other future orientated expenditure
• the EU institutions' commitment to reduce their staff by 5% by 2017; the Parliament wants to limit the reduction of its staff to a level that falls well short of this target; this risks undermining the credibility of the Parliament and of the European Union, as a whole
• the scope of the conciliation talks; the Parliament wants to discuss the annual EU budget and the mid-term review of the MFF as a package; this would have the effect of merging two files that are subject to very different decision procedures, and should therefore be dealt with as two separate sets of negotiations

Background

In its draft budget for 2017 the Commission proposed setting the total level of commitments at €157.66 billion and of payments at €134.90 billion.

The Council's position, adopted on 12 September, amounts to €156.38 billion in commitments and €133.79 billion in payments.

The Parliament asks for total commitments to be increased to €162.42 billion and total payments to €138.03 billion. This is €3.26 billion in commitments above the MFF ceilings.

As regards staff numbers, according to the methodology applied equally by the Commission to all institutions, the Council and the Commission will have reduced their establishment plan posts by 5.0% between 2013 and 2017; by contrast, the Parliament's staff reduction will amount to 1.8% during the same period. The three institutions undertook in December 2013 to decrease their staff numbers by 5% between 2013 and 2017.

Conciliation will also cover amending letter no 1 for 2017 which aims at increasing support to boost growth, create jobs and address the root causes of migration and at updating its draft budget to the most recent needs estimates for agriculture. Neither the Council nor the Parliament have yet taken a position on the amending letter.

Next steps

The conciliation committee will meet on 8 November and on 16 November. At the latter date an Ecofin/Budget Council will meet to provide the presidency guidance for the talks with the Parliament. If no deal is found by the end of the conciliation period on 17 November the Commission has to present a new draft budget for 2017.